NITN | @notintownlive | 26 Aug 2022, 04:32 am
Hilsa Festival
Kolkata/NITN: The Westin Kolkata Rajarhat is hosting a hilsa fish festival until August 28, 2022 at their multi-cuisine diner Seasonal Tastes.
Curated by their in-house Chef Soham, the menu includes dishes such as ‘llisher Deem Bhaja’, ‘Bhaapa Ilish, ‘Sorshe Ilish’, ‘Ilish Begun Tok Jhal’, ‘Ilish Tel Jhaal’, ‘Lokhipurer Doi Ilish’, ‘Borishali Ilish’ among others.
There is a live counter with a buffet spread.
Time: 7.30pm onwards. Cost for one: Rs 2199 plus tax.
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