Dussehra is a vibrant festival celebrating the victory of good over evil, is a time of joy, festivities, and of course, delicious food. Siliguri, a city settled in the foothills of the Himalayas, offers a diverse culinary scene that is sure to spice up your taste buds.
Here are some must-visit places to satisfy your cravings during this festive season in Siliguri:
Local Delights
The average expense of the following are: ₹500-700 per head.
1. Bhojohori Manna: Indulge in authentic Bengali cuisine at this iconic restaurant. Their signature fish thali and mishti doi are not to be missed.
2. Icchebari: Another popular Bengali restaurant, Icchebari offers a wide variety of regional delicacies, including shorshe macher jhol and luchi-alur dom.
3. Haveli: For a taste of North Indian cuisine, head to Haveli. Their butter chicken, naan, and biryani are a must-try.
Street Food Heaven
The average expense of the following are: ₹300- 400 per head.
1. Sevoke Road: This bustling street is lined with food stalls offering a variety of delicious treats, from momos and chowmein to chaat and bhel puri.
2. Matigara: Another popular spot for street food, Matigara offers a mix of local and international flavors.
3. SF road: Last but not the least, food stalls in SF road are a mix of authentic street food blend of Chinese and punjabi cuisines.
Fine Dining Experiences
The averages expense of the following are: 900-1000 per head.
1. The Gourmet Central: This elegant restaurant offers a wide range of cuisines, including Indian, Chinese, and Continental. Enjoy a sophisticated dining experience with stunning views of the city.
2. Skkky Club: For a rooftop dining experience with panoramic views, head to Skkky Club. Enjoy delicious food and drinks while taking in the breathtaking scenery.
Whether you’re craving spicy street food or a fine dining experience, Siliguri has something to offer every foodie. So, come explore Siliguri’s evergreen food scene and make your Pujo celebration unforgettable!
– Akriti Chhetri
