Das Cabin

The cabin was one of the highlights of the 60's in Kolkata. Whether it's talking about slapping cigarette butts on the table, or sharing a fee fry while chatting with friends to save pocket money. Or maybe the first love of the life of a person floating in the dream of the future in solitude. Yes, that's exactly how the cabin started in Kolkata. It's located just at opposite of Reliance Trends Gariahat. Place was neat and clean. It remains close from 1p.m-4p.m Taste of food is good.Price is reasonable

One of the oldest eatery in Gariahat sector... No fancy frills... Shared seating and you might end up in queue during weekends... This eatery doesn't have ac and also they deal only in cash... We went on a weekend although there was no waiting at that time but we had to accommodate on sharing basis... We had mutton kobiraji and mughlai parantha... Mughlai parantha was having less oil than other places... Pocket friendly pricing...

The place has existed for a long time and we have heard stories from our parents about how they also visited this place during their teenage years. If you are looking for something with great ambiance and top notch service this is not the place. It's a pocket friendly food cabin which is usually very busy during Eve weekends. Their speciality is moghlai porota and mutton kosha, to be honest it tasted very average with too much oil but was not bad. The mutton pieces were very small and tasted average as well. The price was 85 for moghlai and around 100 for mutton. The store is also very small which makes it a bit congested and too hot during summer days. As a whole a good place to experience our old culture with average food.

‼️IMPORTANT ▶️ READ TILL THE END‼️ It's located just at opposite of Reliance Trends Gariahat. Place was neat and clean. It remains close from 1p.m-4p.m Taste of food is good. I tried : Fish Kabiraji (5/5) ₹95 Chicken Gravy Cutlet (4/5) ₹90 ▶️ but gravy was given from mutton curry so those who have restrictions on red meat please be careful before ordering.

The food is excellent. The sauces are to die for. The place is small and thus stats crowded all evening. One negative aspect of the place is that they do not offer temperature checks or mask mandate. If you're looking for good food in the Gariahat area, you can visit there. But remember one thing, if you have some extra money to splurge then do have their kulfi. I make sure to have it every time I visit the place. It is one one the few places in the area which offers great kulfi!

It is located at Gariahat junction. This cabin is famous among locals. We visited there and found that it's true that it's quite famous among mass. In this corona situation the people were in queue for getting thier respective seats. As the place is very short so sitting arrangement is less. I guess it will be around 20 people max. We had tried thier Moglai Paratha and Fish Kabiraji. The taste wise both were really delicious. But if you are sceptical about oil then you must not try those food items. The place is clean and they are providing hand bowls to wash your hands before having foods. Another famous food item you can try that is Kulfi. It is very famous here.

Kolkata is a city of laid back charm. People here romanticize the rains, believe in slow fashion, and savor their bhat ghoom ( Lyadh ). The old cabins and kitchens of Kolkata still reverberate this culture.This cabins takes you to catapult you back in time. These cabins do still have their fanatic followers, who refuse to move on to their more swankier counterparts, and whose days are not made without a daily evening dose of that moghlai paratha, kabiraji and tea ! Das Cabin is one of those cabins which is still attracting crowds and sustaining the culture . All items are pocket friendly so you don't have to think about it. I ordered Mutton Cutlet - 60 & Fish Kabiraji -75 which were good and efficient in portion .