Oh! Calcutta | New Delhi — Restaurant in Delhi

Oh! Calcutta, a popular restaurant chain in India, has received rave reviews from customers. Here are some highlights:

Food Quality Authentic Bengali cuisine: Customers have praised the restaurant's authentic Bengali dishes, such as fish fry, kosha mangsho, and mishti doi. Fresh ingredients: Reviewers have appreciated the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients, which adds to the flavor and texture of the dishes.

Ambiance Warm and inviting atmosphere: Oh! Calcutta's ambiance has been described as warm, inviting, and elegant, making it an ideal spot for special occasions and family gatherings. Traditional Bengali decor: The restaurant's decor, which includes elements of traditional Bengali architecture and culture, has been praised for its uniqueness and charm.

Service Friendly and attentive staff: Customers have Oh! Calcutta, a popular restaurant chain in India, has received rave reviews from customers. Here are some highlights:

Food Quality Authentic Bengali cuisine: Customers have praised the restaurant's authentic Bengali dishes, such as fish fry, kosha mangsho, and mishti doi. Fresh ingredients: Reviewers have appreciated the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients, which adds to the flavor and texture of the dishes.

Ambiance Warm and inviting atmosphere: Oh! Calcutta's ambiance has been described as warm, inviting, and elegant, making it an ideal spot for special occasions and family gatherings. Traditional Bengali decor: The restaurant's decor, which includes elements of traditional Bengali architecture and culture, has been praised for its uniqueness and charm.

Service Friendly and attentive staff: Customers have praised the restaurant's staff for their friendliness, attentiveness, and knowledge of the menu. Prompt service: Reviewers have appreciated the prompt service, which ensures that orders are delivered quickly and efficiently.

Value for Money Reasonable prices: Prices at Oh! Calcutta are considered reasonable, with a price range of ₹1,000-₹1,500 for two people. Value for portion: Customers have praised the generous portion sizes, which provide excellent value for money.

A classic Bengali dish made...

I have been here for the Dussehra (Vijaya Dashami-the last day of Durga Puja) lunch with my bong friends on 9th of October 2019.

Right from time we got into the restaurant, we felt the ambience was soothing with Rabindra sangeet being played in background accompanied by sounds of Dhak which gave us the ultimate Puja feels.

Talking about the staffs, they were very courteous and polite while interacting with us, showing their responsiveness factor of service quality. The Bengali dishes which they had were very delicious bur to me it seemed to be overpriced with respect to the quantity they offered.

Oh! Calcutta has been my personal favorite when it comes to bengali food for the longest of time, specially to a Bengali who is far away from home still getting the food which tastes like home.

Now talking about my experience here I must share it was very satisfying, as per my expectations, starting from the service to the food indulgence and overall hospitality, was simply classic.

I had some of their classy dishes like “Red chillie ilish” with some “ilish jhol” and mustard on it. They went very well with steam rice. The strong flavors nicely marinated inside out of the fish did magic to my taste buds.

The most important service quality of Oh! Calcutta to me are-

· Reliability- The restaurant performed the promised service to us as we pre-booked a table of four and welcomed us with a glass of cold water.

· Responsiveness- We had a good experience with our waiter Mr. Ashutosh, who listened to our questions and queries we had on some dishes and replied us in a gentle manner.

· Assurance- The assurance dimension is quite well maintained by the restaurant as the waiting time for food was quite minimal irrespective of the...

Worst Bengali Food Ever. Except chicken tikka and fish fry the rest of the food was just waste of money and time.we arrived there just before closing of the restaurant time but I guess that is not the reason of such food served. Let's be specific. All the main courses served were super cold. Moong Dal was full of sugar, Ilish Maach Bhaja( Ilish Fish Fry) was so fried that it's like crisp fish bone. Then we asked for its fried oil . Which is supposed to be the same mustard oil in which this particular fish was fried , considered to be a delicacy but the oil served to us was regular fried oil . And for three ilish fry I was charged 3 portions of the main course. Kosha Mangsho was like a dollop of gooey spice mixture . Had a strange sweet and spice taste. Mutton pieces were all bones. Asked for the jumbo prawn in light mustard gravy . 02 piece of jumbo prawn without its ghee served in thick mustard paste . And mustard was bitter. If this is what you say as the best Bengali eatery please reconsider. I went with the thought of giving my parents a good Bengali feast but highly disappointed. We eat all of this at home as well but sometimes you feel like eating out. I would never want to step again in the restaurant. And for all of this I paid more than 7k. I was with my elerely parents that's why didn't say anything in restaurant but to my utter shock this kind of food I...