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After visiting Sishu Bhavan, you may have a meal at Sharma Tea House. Google users who visited this place state that the most suitable rating is 4.3.
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Daya Abraham
a month ago on Google
We had Kachori Sabzi and saffron tea. The kachori was tastier than what we had in other places in Kolkata. But not worth walking 10mins 1way from nearest metro station.
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Adarsh Jain
2 months ago on Google
One of the important pit stop if in Kolkata... Should try to kachori, tea and lassi for sure
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SHAH
4 months ago on Google
Sharma Tea House in Bhawanipore, Kolkata, is a legendary tea and snack corner that has earned a special place in the hearts of locals. Known for its iconic kulhad chai (tea served in traditional clay cups), the tea here is rich, strong, and perfectly brewed — a true representation of Kolkata’s deep-rooted tea culture. The aroma itself invites you in, and one sip brings a sense of warmth and nostalgia. Alongside the tea, Sharma Tea House is famous for its crispy, golden kachoris served with a flavorful aloo sabzi. The combination is a favorite breakfast or evening snack for many. Other items like samosas, jalebis, and pakoras are equally popular and consistently tasty, made fresh and served hot. More than just a tea shop, Sharma Tea House represents the spirit of Kolkata’s everyday life — where conversations, laughter, and great food come together. If you’re in Bhawanipore, this place is definitely worth a visit for an authentic and memorable local experience.
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Street food, Vegetarian options
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Price range per person INR 50
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5C, Sambhunath Pandit St, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
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