Top Kolkata Street Food Tours

Kolkata has a great culinary culture not found elsewhere in India and on this private food tour, you'll get to sample some of its tastiest offerings. Along with a guide, you'll get the chance to sample everything from spicy chai tea to jumbo prawns, as well as curried fish mousse steamed in banana leaves, onion bhajis (fritters), and the traditional sweets for which Kolkata is known across India.

Kolkata is famous for its food, but the best places to sample traditional Bengali are in the street, not in restaurants—and without a guide leading the way, getting oriented can be a challenge. On this small-group street food crawl, visit a hand-picked selection of local stalls and eateries, indulging in up to eight tastings, as you explore the city’s vibrant food scene with a born-and-bred Kolkata foodie.

Experience the vibrant tapestry of Kolkata with "Midtown Madness"! This isn't just a tour; it's an immersive adventure that unfolds like a captivating story. Get ready for an exciting exploration of Kolkata's culture and cuisine! Starting at The Oberoi Grand Hotel at 5 pm, embark on a journey through the city's vibrant streets and hidden treasures. Indulge in iconic chaats and Kathi Rolls, then immerse yourself in Kolkata's history at a 200-year-old Kali temple and historic sweet shops. Experience the charm of College Street's cafes and savor delicious mango fritters and prawn cutlets. Wrap up the evening at a lively bar with flavorful mutton kosha and bhetki. Don't miss out on this unforgettable adventure filled with laughter and discovery! Vegetarian Friendly!! Please note alcoholic beverages are not included in the price.

Discover central Kolkata on a guided food walk that combines street snacks, historic markets, and colonial-era landmarks. You will explore New Market, Park Street, and surrounding lanes while tasting a curated selection of classic Bengali and Kolkata-style street foods chosen for both flavor and hygiene. Your local foodie guide will share stories about the city’s Jewish heritage, Mughlai influences, and modern café culture as you walk, with plenty of short stops to sit, sip chai, and enjoy sweets at trusted, time-tested outlets.