Foodizo — Restaurant in Kolkata

The Foodizo eating place located just beside the heritage building of Bourne & Shepard is a heaven for those looking for fulfilling food at budget price. The chocolate shake costs just a mere ₹80 and tastes no less than Keventers chocolate shake (costing more than double, almost triple this price). Earlier, this used to be a veg only eatery, but now they have incorporated non-veg items as well with a separate counter for the latter at the floor above.

They had a choco lava brownie that had a heavenly and the best taste of all the brownies I had tasted till date, but unfortunately enough, they don't make it any more. What a loss!

The only lacking point though is that you have to boil in the outside heat if you come here in the summer. Otherwise, 5 out of 5 for everything...

It's a place to eat vegetarian food. Of late they are exploring some more options. Now come to the food options... Various types of pocket friendly veg options are available here. Most of the menu items are very tasty. I've tried many of the items. The food is being prepared very hygienically and utmost care. The ingredients of food are also of superior quality. All the facts I'm stating based on my personal experience. Now comes the owner and Staffs perspective: The owner of Foodizo is down to the earth and polite behaved person. The staffs are also of equal quality.

So come here and experience.. It is located at SN Banerjee Road, New Market area, behind...

Foodizo, a fast food stall in New Market, offers a couple of budget-friendly options, making it a decent stop for a quick bite. We tried their cheesy French fries, priced at just ₹80, which were enjoyable but leaned more on a cheesy sauce rather than traditional properties of melted cheese. We also had their soda shikanji, but it deviated from the traditional recipe, as it was overly sugary with a lot of syrup, losing the refreshing tang expected from shikanji. While the prices are reasonable, the overall experience was average. A 3/5 for affordability and effort, but there’s room for improvement in authenticity...