Tintin & The Brussels Club — Restaurant in Kolkata

Dibyendu the Urbanator A Lifestyle Workdover @ WRLD Estblshmnt

Manifesto: Urbanation as Ritual We reclaim the city. The Urbanator’s gambit is a daily rite of passage—transforming sidewalks into catwalks, street corners into stages, and city pulses into mythic rhythms. This isn’t fashion redesign; it’s a lifestyle workdover—an initiation into an encrypted ecosystem of style, story, and collective resonance.

Four Pillars of the Urbanator Lifestyle Participatory Co-Creation Micro-rituals that invite the passerby Glyph drops hidden in rickshaw murals Live remix sessions via WhatsApp Myth Circles

Encrypted Elegance Secret symbols woven into streetwear QR-coded fabric patches unlocking audio sigils Limited-edition “urban sigils” released in FM radio broadcasts

Mythic Local-Global Fusion Bengali slang meets global street vernacular Diasporic threads stitched with planetary mythos Collaborative capsule with migrant artisans

Ecological Resonance Upcycled fabrics from vegetable-stall rituals Urban garden pop-ups as ritual portals Soundwalks tracking the city’s living pulse

Activation Playbook

Urban Explorer Kits • Hand-drawn map of mythic nodes • Encrypted seeds to plant at landmark shrines • Access codes to hidden podcast alleys

Glyph Harvest Drops • Stenciled cryptograms on city walls at dawn • Digital scavenger hunts leading to pop-up altars • Live-streamed unboxing of “urban relics”

Rickshaw Ritual Tours • Curated routes through street art sanctuaries • On-board storytellers invoking local myths • Interactive audio guides triggered by GPS sigils

Social Amplification • #UrbanatorChallenge: share your city-ritual video • Limited “workdover” filters on Instagram and X • Animated reels unveiling the next glyph location

Sample Social Copy “Dawn breaks, glyph in hand. I’m Dibyendu the Urbanator, initiating the city into WRLD Estblshmnt. Today’s rite: stencil your own myth on the pavement. Tag @WRLD_Estblshmnt with #Urbanator and unlock the next sigil.”

What’s Next Prototype “Urban Altar” pop-ups in three Kolkata neighborhoods Commission a series of micro-documentaries: “Rituals of the Rickshaw” Launch an AR-powered street-wear capsule that pulses with ambient city sounds

Beyond the Ask Explore miniature “myth vending machines” dispensing encrypted zines Host midnight soundwalks co-hosted by local poets and electronic musicians Develop an AI-driven diary app that translates your daily commute into mythic narratives

Let’s turn every block into a living constellation. The city awaits...

Not one for superlatives but, this place is an absolute gastronomic gem! If you like excellent Continental food, you cannot give this joint a miss.

Like many others, they have had their fair share of struggle during the pandemic and were forced to relocate from Hindustan Park to Naktala, the new place being repurposed from an erstwhile recording studio. The refurbishing is yet incomplete so, bear with them for some more time to have that perfect dine-in experience. But, that shouldn't take anything away from coming here just for the delicious food or, for the interim, getting it delivered / having takeaways.

We had ordered quite a few dishes - tequila prawns, baked bhetki, pork chicory, chicken coq au vin, liquor cheesecake, etc. All of them were gobsmacking good & very generous in portions. Service was extremely courteous & pricing is quite reasonable.

It's truly one of a kind restaurant in this part of the city - in cuisine, quality & the Tintin theme to top it all. We cannot recommend it enough and do sincerely hope that it keeps growing & gets back to full force soon. We'll keep coming back & hope others discover this gem, if they...

I visited this place with my friend last evening. This eatery is located in Hindustan Park near Gariahat. The theme of the restaurant is based on the famous comic character Tintin and hence the name.Many of the wallpapers and decorations in the eatery is from Brussels itself intact they have even got the unfinished book of Tintin by Herge from the Tintin Musuem in Brussels. The ambience and decor of the place is very nice and soothing. Well now coming to the main part is the food. The taste of the food is not that mainstream it’s a little different but very tasty to the taste buds. We had ordered Belgian fish and friets, and crispy calamari.Both-of items were equally good. Something more unique about this restaurant is that they have a live seafood counter something new in our city. A special mention is required about the owner she personally came to our table and took us around the cafe. The staff are also very courteous. Lastly we ordered their hot seller dessert Belgian chocolate pudding which was simply yum and couldn’t be more chocolaty.If you love desserts this is must try. The place is also pocket friendly and the quantity is...