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Q-Court's month long New Year Festival continues

Q-Court's month long New Year Festival continues

India Blooms News Service | | 13 Jan 2016, 12:15 pm
Kolkata, Jan 13 (IBNS) The month long New Year Festival in Kolkata's Q-Court, Quest Mall's food court continues.

The festival which started on Dec 15, 2015 and will continue till Jan 17, 2016, is filled with delectable dishes.

With special menus at Mezze, Desi Streat, China South & Masala Kitchen, food lovers are in for a treat.

One can avail the services from 11 a.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Here are some of the dishes: 

Mezze:

Cottage Cheese in Paprika Sauce on Spaghetti Sauce- Rs 130
Pita Pocket with Falafel- Rs 105
Crunchy Mustard Fish- Rs 190
Lebanese Roast Chicken- Rs 200


Desi Streat:

Paneer Cutlet with Chole-Rs 160
Dahi Kachori Chaat-Rs 160
Moong Muttar Dosa-Rs 120
Kanchipuram Idli- Rs 115

 

China South:

Veg Shouling Stick- Rs 150
Fried Veg Stuffed Mushroom-Rs 175
Bar-be-que Chicken Wings- Rs 250
Crispy Chicken Fry- Rs 250

 

Masala Kitchen:

Fish Gandharaj-Rs 420
Gulabi Jhinga-  Rs 900
Panch phoron Jhinga- Rs 900
Junglee Masale ki Tengri- Rs 270
Sesame Chicken Tikka- Rs 300

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