antushti - Food Court

Come out and head for Santushi, the food court offering rare and authentic delicacies from the four corners of India ~ North, South, East and West. The architecture is typical of each area and the four airconditioned restaurants are perfect for a splended meal with family and friends.

  Purba

	Purba the East Indian court and its restaurant Ahaar is ready to surprise the visitor with the best chingri cutlets, sorshe ilish, khichuri, telebhajas, chops, rolls, rosogollas, daab chingri…*Opening shortly

	Paschima
Paschima, the West Indian restaurant aptly called Konkan serves mouthwatering Konkani and coastal food. With a counter specially for the vegetarian Gujarati cuisine.

	Dakshini
	Find Chicken Chettinad, Allepey Fish Curry, Mutton Coconut Fry, Appams with Chicken or Vegetable stew, thalis...at Dakhshini, the South Indian food court. Small eats? Gulp down some coffee with Kuzhi Panivarams, Idlis or the unforgettable Dosas. Pick up from the counters or sit down for lunch and dinner at Mittham,the airconditioned restaurant.

Rollick Point
Cool yourself at The Rollick Point with icecreams of various flavours or chill out with a glassful of Pepsi.

	Cha Ghar
	Sip some hot tea with popcorns at ChaGhar. Don’t miss Kolkata’s very own jhalmuri and paan before you step out.

Aangan
Aangan the Rajasthani speciality restaurant with an airconditioned dining hall is designed like a Rajasthani village. Taste food straight from the hearth of a Rajasthani home. Try a special thali with chaach, alu ki sabzi, gatta, lauki~ka~kofta, phulka, missi roti, rice, dal, pappad, achar, chatni, lunji, kair sangri, raita and gulab jamun. Quick snacks, too…papri chaat, raj kachori, dahi kachori, sitaphal kulfi...

	Suva Groups - Adda - We would like to open a cafeteria in the premises of Swabhoomi that would cater to such local preferences. Swabhoomi would be the ideal location as the park is associated with indigenous values and is oriented towards preservation of our heritage. In the fast globalising city, this is an effort to preserve the typical identity of our city and its customs. This kind of a concept would be the first of its kind in the entire West Bengal.