স্মোকি হাউস — Restaurant in Kolkata

We went to have chinese breakfast at 6 am. Like any other newcomer we were excited and had high hopes about the food. Overall the food was nothing exquisite. It was rather expensive. For example, a place meat dumplings soup cost 50rs and 2 pieces of sweet delicacy cost 100 rs. Not everything is expensive though. In my opinion the place is overrated.

I would suggest tourists to order with caution because some people don't eat pork and they do not realise that they bought a pork containing food item just after the first bite maybe. There are some traditional old chinese people and also some north Indian folks selling chinese food which looks great as a cosmopolitan atmosphere. P.S. it's great to have a pay and use toilet just...

During 70's it was a flourishing and favorite Sunday morning joint for foodies in Calcutta. About 100 vendors, mostly Chinese families used to serve breakfast and sell their home made products on the street. By noon they pack up and go to their respective homes. Now it has reduced to 20-25 vendors. Even indian vendors selling Chinese products. The space now shared and encroached by the people from other indian states selling vegetables and non-Chinese items on regular basis. Resident Chinese also migrated to other countries, mostly in Australia and Canada...

Visited Tiretti Bazar, china market for breakfast on 12th May 2019, Sunday. It is said, the market is loud on weekends. But I was bit disappointed. Few chinese fix stall and others dominating are from neighbouring states. But yes around 10 stalls offering steamed and fried momo, dumbling, spring roll, pao, etc predominantly filled with pork. Average price Rs.50/- per plate with five. Market starts at around 5.30 and is over by 7 am. Mostly family visits this place as...