Kacchi, mutton layered with basmati rice and cooked slowly in a sealed pot, is the dish Bengal Bites puts first. Tehari, khichuri with golden beguni, chicken roast with fragrant chinigura rice and a beef curry cooked in mustard oil are also on the menu.
Street snacks include fuchka shells with tamarind sauce, chotpoti and shingara with beef liver. There are bhorta platters of mashed eggplant, tomato and dried fish, curries of ilish, pomfret and chitol kofta, chingri malai prawns, charcoal-grilled kebabs and beef haleem. Mishti doi and rosogolla finish the meal. The restaurant is at 101-103 Foster Street.
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