Visited on a busy Saturday afternoon. The mutton sandwich was solid, and the Darjeeling tea was properly brewed. Service was quick enough given how packed it was. Place has that old Kolkata feel, though the seating is a bit cramped. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area. Prices are reasonable for what you get.

The brown rasagulla here is really soft, not the rubbery kind you get at some places. Misti dahi had that perfect tang, not too sweet. I appreciate that they don&#39;t load it with extra sugar. Prices felt fair for what you get. Parking was a bit of a hassle though, had to circle around for a while. But honestly, the sweets are worth it.

The music was really good, perfect for dancing. Staff were polite too. Only thing is the place gets super crowded, felt a bit squished at times. Hard to move around freely. But if you&#39;re there for the vibe and dancing, it works. Just don&#39;t expect much personal space.

The cream cheese dim sum was the star &mdash; so rich and that spicy dip with it? perfect. Charcoal pork skewers had a nice smoky bite too. Pricey but the quality holds up.

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