Ekla chalo re !!!! Well there is no We in Food and specially when food is Delicious. All food items were properly packed. They have written temperature of Chef, food packers and the delivery boy on the bag itself. Food was served hot and in proper containers. We tried follow dishes 1. Chhana Koraishutir Chop (5 pieces) 2. Nawabi Subz Biryani 3. Malpua (2 pieces) 4. Rosogulla (2 pieces) 5. Gondhoraj Salad Quality n quantity both were amazing. Highly recommended to try Rosogulla and Chhana Koraishutir Chop. They have good variety in vegetarian dishes also. So giving following ratings Food 5/5 Hygiene 5/5 Packaging 5/5 Value for money 5/5 Must try

Dropped in here for dinner, and was not disappointed. Excellent food, particularly the seafood variety, strong drinks (the way I like it), most polite and courteous staff, lovely ambience too. Be it a family outing or a get together with friends, you can't go wrong with Oh Calcutta! Highly recommended!!

Oh! Calcutta has always been my favorite. But this time I was a bit disappointed with the Kachalonka Murgi dish- I expected it to be spicy as the name suggests & as I had it at Oh! Calcutta, Andheri Lokhandwala Branch. The Mutton Kosha was simply awesome (though it had small pieces of bones in the gravy), the luchi was swollen optimally & the daab chingri just blew my mind (I dont eat prawns but I tasted the curry). The ambience is lovely as well.

Great place to have authentic Bengali cuisine. Lived th fish fry and Bhetki Patodi. Had mutton kosha mangsho and luchi for the main course, tastes good but isn't as spicy as I was expecting. One large plate of both is enough for two people. Tried the watermelon and mango based mocktails too. It's a little heavy on the pocket but expected for fine dining.

Wanna enjoy some Bengali delicacies? Oh! Calcutta welcomes you Good ambience with melodious Bengali music. It usually takes some time for them to serve, so if anybody wants to enjoy the dish throughly, make it on a weekend and make sure to book your table in advance. P.S - Do not miss their desserts and Bengali paan after finishing up your lunch / dinner

This is probably one of the best if not the best for Bengali Cuisine. I find this branch of Oh! Calcutta which is their flagship branch as much better that their other branches. The food is done very well, the staff is extremely courteous and helpful and I have been a regular visitor here for long. So whenever I miss Kolkata, I drop in.

Great place to taste Bengali Food!! But the menu is limited in items. Not all the dishes have small volume, so better visit in a group of more than 2 people. Sitting really great with a touch of bong ambience.

Truly amazing food. Staffs are helping.reflect the tradition and culture of kolkata in food in ambiance. Must try bhetki fry fish and grean chicken also you will love the Luchi.

HILSA (River Water Fish) Festival at Oh! Calcutta From 23rd July To 15th August (All Outlets) Oh! Calcutta is Casual Dinning Restuarant Which Serves Authentic and Traditional Bengali and North Indian Cuisine along with Seafood, Luchi and Signature Drinks Oh! Calcutta as Many Outlets Across India and 3 Outlets Across Mumbai, I Visited Khar Outlet Which is Situated at Ground Floor, Ramee Guestline Hotel, Plot 757, Opposite Post Office, SV Road, Khar West. Fews Days Back! Got Notification That Oh! Calcutta is Coming With HILSA Festival, So Decided To Visit For Dinner With My Friends Who Loved Bengali Cuisine and Seafood. Try Their Hilsa Festival Menu which is made very nicely by following authentic ingredients and more. Luchi was amazing and soft and tasty

Oh! Calcutta has always been my favorite. But this time I was a bit disappointed with the Kachalonka Murgi dish- I expected it to be spicy as the name suggests & as I had it at Oh! Calcutta, Andheri Lokhandwala Branch. The Mutton Kosha was simply awesome (though it had small pieces of bones in the gravy), the luchi was swollen optimally & the daab chingri just blew my mind (I dont eat prawns but I tasted the curry). The ambience is lovely as well.

Ordered the mutton biryani, luchi and begun bhaja and the Roshun bhapa maach. The fish dish was supposed to be a main course but looked like it was not even enough for an appetiser with two tiny pieces of fish and nothing else. Definitely not a main course dish as the portions were too small to fill even the dish let alone stomach. The mutton biryani was really nice with well done pieces of succulent meat almost falling off the bone and the boiled egg and potato adding to the flavour of the mild spices. One broken shank even had bone marrow in it. The begun bhaja was nice but very oily too. The luchis were not as steaming hot as I would have expected were okay. They gave a complimentary payesh and paan to compensate, I guess. Service was very slow even though the restaurant was not full.