Thakur Mahal — Restaurant in Kolkata

Thakur Mahal: A foodie's paradise for authentic vegetarian dishes at pocket-friendly prices

Location: 7 Raja Katra, Kolkata 700007

Speciality: Authentic vegetarian North Indian cuisine

Price range: Pocket-friendly

Thakur Mahal is a popular vegetarian restaurant in Kolkata that has been serving up authentic North Indian dishes for over 50 years. The restaurant is known for its homely atmosphere, friendly staff, and delicious food.

Some of the must-try dishes at Thakur Mahal include:

Malai kofta

Chana masala

Dal makhani

Palak paneer

Paneer do pyaza

Hariyali Kofta

The restaurant also offers a variety of breads, rice dishes, and desserts to choose from.

Thakur Mahal is a great place to go for a casual meal with family or friends. The restaurant is also popular for takeaway and delivery.

2-3 mins walking distance from Fruit mandi ( Burrabazar)

The food at Thakur Mahal is simply delicious. The dishes are made with fresh, high-quality ingredients and they're prepared with care. I highly recommend the malai kofta, chana masala, and dal makhani.Thakur Mahal is also very affordable, making it a great option for families and budget-minded diners.If you're looking for a delicious and affordable vegetarian meal in Kolkata, I highly recommend...

This is a very standard dhaba with decent seating. It is pure vegetarian and serves north indian cuisine. It is very easy on the pocket. The taste I would say has deteriorated nowadays. But this place was once very well known for its taste. In my recent visit, I tried Dal Makhani, Paneer Butter Masala, Kofta and Aloo Do pyaza. I found all these dishes average at best. Have tried food from here before and the taste used to be much better. However, the Parathas and Kulchas are still quite good. This place would be a great option for someone looking for a North Indian meal in Burrabazar area, but please do not go with very high...

It's a very basic restaurant with awesome food taste. You can't even find it out if you don't know that it exists. I am born and brought up in Kolkata but never heard of this place. We visited for a family lunch with my in laws who suggested this place. And i am happy that i made that choice. Trust me, it's hard to fathom that a restaurant which is so absurdly situated in the smallest bylane of burrabazar area can have so much of footfall on a Sunday afternoon when the maximum portion of the market remain closed. So it's evident people visit there only to have food. NB: I believe they are available in swiggy...