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The Poila Boishakh Table: 6 Kolkata Restaurants For A Perfect Festive Feast

The Poila Boishakh Table: 6 Kolkata Restaurants For A Perfect Festive Feast

From traditional spreads to festive specials, here's where to head this Nobo Borsho

14 Apr, 2026 by Purbita Bhattacharjee

From traditional spreads to festive specials, here's where to head this Nobo Borsho

Poila Boishakh is basically the one day of the year when eating a ridiculous amount of food is not just acceptable, but joyously celebrated. Whether you're a Kosha Mangsho loyalist or someone who shows up just for the biryani, Nobo Borsho is all about gathering around a good spread with even better company. If you're planning to skip the cooking this year, here’s a list of the six best restaurants in Kolkata that are rolling out a perfect spread - well worth booking a table for. Do check them out!

Kolkata Rajbari, Hatibagan, Kolkata

Kolkata Rajbari, Multiple Locations

First stop on our list is the quintessential Bengali cuisine spot - Kolkata Rajbari. Located in two prime areas - Hatibagan and Kalighat, it has carved a space for itself among the best Bengali cuisine restaurants in Kolkata. As the name suggests, the interiors of the place will remind you of an opulent Bengali household. With big chandeliers, comfortable seating and heritage decor, this place oozes a refined charm. It also features a traditional seating setup. Coming to the menu, it's a beautiful display of timeless and classic Bengali flavours.

Must-haves: Thakurbarir Dal, Barishali Chingri Pulao, Dhakai Pora Mangsho, Doi Pabda, Kancha Lonka Murgi, Fulkopir Roast, Daab Chingri

Cost for two: ₹ 900

Waterside Cafe, Hyatt Regency, Kolkata

Waterside Cafe, Hyatt Regency, Kolkata

If you're in the mood to splurge this Nobo Borsho, make your way to Waterside Cafe. Located inside the Hyatt Regency - Waterside Cafe is easily one of the best restaurants in Kolkata, offering a pristine ambience perfect for a lavish meal. And to usher in the Bengali New Year, Waterside Cafe has launched an elaborate menu featuring authentic Bengali flavours along with international plates to give you the best of both worlds.

Must-haves: Phuchka, Kalojeera Dia Topse Fry, Mangshor Chop, Chingri Makha, Bhetki Paturi, Thakur Barir Shukto, Chicken Momo, Cordon Bleu Chicken, Pumpkin Lasagna, Shar Bhaja

Cost for two: ₹ 3700

Orkos Restaurant, Regenta Orkos Kolkata, Kasba

Orkos Restaurant, Regenta Orkos Kolkata, Kasba

If you are looking for a place in and around Kasba, then we recommend Orkos. On the occasion of Poila Boishakh, Orkos has curated an extensive unlimited lunch and dinner buffet for you to enjoy. The menu is a thoughtful reflection of traditional tastes with a subtle modern twist. Think Gondhoraj flavoured hand-rolled fish croquettes to old and comforting doi maach - the plates showcase a variety of flavours that are sure to leave an indelible mark.

Must-haves: Gondhoraj Flavoured Hand-rolled Fish Croquettes, Chingrir Piyaji With Kacha Lanka Rasun Bata Dip, Sorshe Posto Bhapa Doi Maach, Kalo Bhuna Mutton With Aloo

Cost for two: ₹ 1500


Social Kitchen, Holiday Inn, Kolkata

Social Kitchen at Holiday Inn is celebrating Poila Baisakh with an "Epar Bangla to Opar Bangla" theme that brings together the best of both Bengals on one table. This immersive dining experience draws inspiration from the legacies of Rabindranath Tagore and Kazi Nazrul Islam, serving up traditional Bengali dishes with authentic flavours that feel both soulful and timeless.

Must-haves: Aam Pora Shorbot, Malai Murgi, Golden Fried Wings, Echorer Kaliya, Basanti Pulao, Komola Katla, Kolkata Mutton Biryani, Kheer Patishapta

Cost for two: ₹ 2000


The Bridge, The Park, Kolkata

Located in the bustling neighbourhood of Park Street, The Bridge is another spot that you can check out for a fancy Nobo Borsho lunch or dinner. Tucked inside The Park, the outlet has a classy ambience perfect for elaborate meals on special occasions. And to ring in the Bengali New Year, The Bridge has come up with a special festive menu. From quintessential Kolkata chilli chicken to melt-in-your-mouth Gondhoraj murgir kebab or classic sweet treats like Sita Bhog - they are serving up delicacies that hit home. It's the apt blend of sophisticated ambience and food that is a treasure in itself that makes this place one of the best restaurants in Kolkata.

Must-haves: Gondhoraj Murgir Kebab, Fish Fry, Kosha Mangsho, Chanar Paturi, Pur Bhora Potol Dolma, Kolkata Chilli Chicken, Sita Bhog

Cost for two: ₹ 2000

Bazaar, Zone By The Park, New Town, Kolkata

Bazaar, Zone By The Park, New Town, Kolkata

Celebrating Nobo Borsho in New Town? Head to Bazaar at Zone By The Park for a lovely festive experience with live cooking stations and an open dining space that's perfect for a fancy meal with your family. From tangy and flavourful Aloo Kabli to robust and rich Chicken Dak Bungalow, they are serving up quite a variety of dishes ideal for a good, indulgent meal. This Poila Boishakh, let Bazaar take care of the feast while you sit back and soak in the celebrations!

Must-haves: Aam Pora Pudhinar Ghol, Aloo Kabli Chaat, Chicken Dak Bungalow, Katla Kaliya, Dhokar Dalna, Baked Mihidana

Cost for two: ₹ 1000

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Purbita is a cheerful soul with a strong passion for reading, cooking, and travelling. An avid film buff, she often escapes into the world of fiction. A trained Bharatnatyam dancer, she loves to shake a leg, blending formal grace with her lively spirit. She aspires to become a renowned food and lifestyle writer.



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