Taskeen — Restaurant in Kolkata

Let me guide you to the place through the metro. Central metro Gate no 5 would be close to the place. It’s an inner world leaving behind the main roads. Reality check(maybe unpopular opinion)—-

Not only this restaurant but all the eateries around it are just overhyped with the promotional stuff going around with the name of blogging or vlogging.

The staff is well behaved tbh but the dining condition is very unhygienic and crowded which is also coupled with long queues of peer pressure induced people coming in for the result of successful marketing campaigns/blogging.

The food is not up to the mark as compared to the price. The gravy in Peshwari chicken is wholesome but the chicken is dull. ( a photo is attached )

I would suggest you go somewhere else for getting more tasteful kebabs than just following the trend in the city.

For one time visit, you could try your time but that wouldn’t give you much satisfaction saying this from a foodie (not food blogger) standpoint. You could pack your food and take that away.

All the best in...

Visited this streetfood outlet at the time of Ramzan which was on 1st June, 2019. There was a long queue before us and it took us almost 20 min to give them order. We ordered one of their famous dish Chicken Changrezi (it's the leg pieces of chicken which is dipped into some turmeric potion and then deep fried) and it costed us Rs 570 pe KG, can you believe that? Since I was new their I thought I would try some, that's why I waited for about 1 hour after giving them order.

Got it after 1 hour I saw there were chicken which was cut into pieces and it didn't weigh like 1 KG. I was going nuts at that time. I felt like being cheated at a famous outlet. This chicken changrezi is served with green chatni and lemon by side. As a spicy food lover, I'd say it's not that spicy. Just squeeze the lemon and you are good to go.

Well I am never paying Rs 570 for a street...

Review: 1/5 Stars Title: Absolutely Disgusting Experience

I rarely write reviews, but this experience was too appalling to ignore. I visited Taskeen resturant, Zakaria street yesterday restaurant expecting a decent meal, but what I got was a plate of horror. Halfway through my biryani, I noticed something strange—a fly cooked into the rice. Not just sitting on top, but actually mixed in. Totally unacceptable.

When I called the staff over, they didn’t even seem surprised or apologetic. Even the guy on cash counter was showing bad attitude on my complaint, and didn't show any No refund, no genuine apology—just an offer to bring me another plate, as if I’d trust their kitchen again after that.

If you care about hygiene, health, or basic decency, avoid this place at all costs. I wouldn’t even recommend it to my...