The Whistling Kettle

So we went for an outing few months ago and we choose this restaurant to have something to fill our tummy. From the outside the appearance was appealing so we decided to go inside to look for the variety of choice this restaurant was offering. With our surprise we found that this restaurant has a lot of items in the menu, then we ordered pork sausage bacon ham salami and egg. This is actually a breakfast, now you can say why so heavy breakfast? That's because this breakfast is very popular in Darjeeling where people loves to take heavy breakfast in the cold morning to cope up with the cold. Sausages were soft filled with meat, beacon was shallow fried with pepper, salt etc. but it was soft too perfectly cooked that can be easily torn apart with fork and spoon. Egg was half boiled so it becomes easier to dip the meat with the juicy yolk. It was very tasty, we would love to try that once again. Not so spice dominant rather perfectly balanced. Overall ambience of the restaurant was quite and nice and we liked it. Interior decoration was just amazing, you would feel like sitting at Darjeeling. We wish to visit there once again and would like to try more item's ❤️❤️

Took a quick stop here for a cup of tea - recommend by my brother. This place is a cozy one - not very prominent from the street outside. The ambience looked nice although it was empty at this time of the day. Music was great - in fact most of my fav music were playing in the background. There is a space for open mic as well. I will be back here for more later on and update this review.

One of my most favorite tea cafe in the country! You walk in to a beautifully decorated, small Cafe and get floored by everything there. Needless to say, tea is of top quality. We ordered white tea, double flush and hot lemon tea. We also ordered the roasted garlic cheese sandwich and margherita pizza. Both of these were so delicious that the taste still lingers in my palate. The price is quite reasonable too.

This place is situated opposite Cafe Coffee Day in Golpark. It opens to a small room selling tea and decorative kettles. Another door leads to the dining area, which is dimly lit giving it a cosy vibe. We ordered Lasagna al Ferno with Chicken(₹345), which arrived in about 10 minutes, the smell being almost tempting enough to not click photos and delve right in. It was served with a piece of garlic bread on the corner. The cheese had a sheet of pasta underneath, and further down was the minced chicken, satisfying both cravings of cheese and chicken. The taste was slightly bland, but I guess that's what authenticity tastes like to the Bengali tongue. Added a lot of pepper and salt, and it was perfect. The dining area was well decorated, except the hideous image of some weeds at the back. A+ staff, they actually wait at their end and look over the customers to see if anyone needs attention. Will be returning, hopefully very soon.