Celebrate Poila Boishakh with Diverse Menus in Delhi and Kolkata
Mishti Doi To Dim Sum: The Most Exciting Poila Boishakh Menus This Year
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This Poila Boishakh, restaurants in Delhi and Kolkata are offering a variety of festive menus that blend traditional Bengali flavors with global influences. From authentic thalis to contemporary dishes like dim sum, there's something for everyone to enjoy during this celebration of the Bengali New Year.
- 01Restaurants in Delhi and Kolkata are curating special menus for Poila Boishakh.
- 02Traditional Bengali dishes like mishti doi and posto are featured alongside global interpretations.
- 03Dining experiences range from lavish thalis to contemporary dishes like dim sum.
- 04Events are scheduled from April 3 to April 15, 2026, across various venues.
- 05Prices for festive menus vary, catering to different budgets.
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This year, Poila Boishakh, the Bengali New Year, will be celebrated with a rich array of culinary offerings in Delhi and Kolkata. Restaurants are showcasing menus that honor traditional Bengali cuisine while also incorporating global flavors. In New Delhi, the Taj Mahal Hotel's Machan restaurant will present a Bengali thali featuring mishti doi, gondhoraj ghol, and kasoondi bekhti fry on April 15, 2026. In Kolkata, Paprika Gourmet will offer an Irani Special Platter, including dhansak and lagan nu custard, available from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm on the same day, starting at ₹300 (approximately $3.60 USD). Yauatcha Kolkata will present a limited-edition menu from April 3 to May 3, featuring innovative dim sum and mains such as steamed Indian seabass and Sunshine Delight dessert, priced at ₹3,750 (around $45 USD) for two. Other notable venues include Cove, Éloïse, and Novotel Kolkata Hotel & Residences, each offering unique festive menus and experiences. This celebration promises to bring together diverse flavors and culinary traditions, making it a memorable occasion for all.
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The diverse culinary offerings provide an opportunity for locals and visitors to celebrate Bengali culture and heritage through food.
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