The Sriracha chicken dumplings are the real deal. Juicy, proper seasoning, not that bland stuff you get everywhere. Tried the truffle edamame fried rice too, different but it works. Price is on the higher side, but the food holds up. Quality&#39;s there.

Service was quick and polite even though the place was packed. Staff knew the menu well and suggested a few good options without being pushy. I appreciated that. The grilled fish came out fresh and light, not oily at all. Portion felt a bit small for the price, but the quality made up for it.

The chocolate truffle cake was dense and rich, exactly how I like it. Coffee paired well with it. Didn&#39;t need to ask for anything twice.

The chicken malai kebab was so soft, literally fell apart the moment I touched it. Mutton seekh had good spice, not too heavy. I liked that they didn&#39;t drown everything in oil. Place was busy but the grill smell made it worth it. Just wish they had more salad on the side, felt a bit heavy without it.

The buffet spread was pretty solid, lots of options and everything looked fresh. Some dishes could&#39;ve used a bit more seasoning though.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Place is small but cozy, road outside is busy but inside it&rsquo;s calm. Staff let me sit with my dog, which was nice. Ordered the thali, decent portions for the price. Nothing fancy but solid pure veg food. Would go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Tandoori Pomfret was solid, lasooni kebabs full of flavour. Booze prices decent too. Washroom could be better though.

Been coming here for a while now. The Dugout Special Pizza is still my go-to, never disappoints. Cheese fondue&#39;s good too, though I usually just stick to the pizza honestly. Place gets a bit lively in the evening but that&#39;s part of the vibe I guess. Just a solid spot to grab a bite when you don&#39;t wanna think too much about where to eat.

The mutton biryani here is seriously good&mdash;easily one of the best I&#39;ve had in Kolkata. Meat was tender, spices spot on. Skip the brownie though, not worth the extra cash.

Sunday brunch spread is huge. Lots of variety, but honestly the Indian sweets section was the best part. Service was quick too. Place felt a bit formal for my taste, but that&#39;s fine. Solid pick if you&#39;re into buffets.

Ginger cooler was solid. Really refreshing, kinda unique. Baked pasta with stuffed veggies in white sauce &mdash; creamy, cheesy, good comfort food. Pizza with roasted garlic and sun dried tomato though? Meh. Didn&#39;t work for me. Stick to the pasta.

Stopped by for dinner last week. Place has a decent vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable. Service was quick, staff didn&#39;t hover. Had the grilled fish&mdash;cooked well, seasoned right. Portion size fair for the price. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The breakfast spread had decent variety &mdash; local stuff plus North and South Indian dishes. Ms. Chaina Sharma was really attentive, kept checking if we needed anything. Food was solid, nothing mind-blowing though.

Been coming here for a while now. The pan-fried chilli fish is still my go-to&mdash;crispy, not too oily, and the masala hits right. Honey pepper chicken&rsquo;s solid too. Only thing is the entrance looks a bit tired, could use some sprucing up. But the food keeps me coming back.

The cocktails are the real deal here. My Cosmopolitan came out crisp, properly chilled, not too sweet. The Southern Rock had a nice kick to it, smooth going down but you feel it after. Food was alright, nothing that blew me away, but honestly the drinks and the buzz in the room are enough reason to swing by again.

Service was friendly but got a bit slow once the place filled up. Better to hit it on a quieter weekday if you can manage.

Black rice pasta and pork chops are still my go-to here. Owner&#39;s always around, which is nice. Just don&#39;t come hungry if you&#39;re in a rush.

Took the chocolate-making session with Chef Yash and honestly it was pretty cool. He walks you through the whole process, from tempering to molding, and you get to taste stuff along the way. Learned a few things I didn&#39;t know about how fine chocolates are actually made. The space itself is nice too, not too cramped. Just wish the session was a bit longer, felt like we rushed the last part.

The decor&rsquo;s got a nice musical corner&mdash;guitars and stools set up for a jam. Good spot to chill with friends, though the background music could be a touch lower.

very satisfied with the food. Peter Cat is a an amazing place to experience finest cuisine and the &ldquo;Chelo Kebab&rdquo; is a must try. The deserts are also good and yummy.

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