Wolf Of Wok Street - Kolkata

A rustic restaurant in the heart of the sarat bose road, and as soon as they enter the square, there is a happy atmosphere with its beautiful furnishings. the hanging lampshades and the graffiti wall loved. even if the room is somewhat small, but the furniture and lighting gives a feeling of warmth. now coming to eat, the menu is with a lot to choose from Indian/Tandoor and Chinese delicacies. we ordered crispy chickens, which were sat in a sauce (forgot the name) and pan fried chilli fish for beginners. the chicken was very tasty, but the fish was even better. fresh colkata bekti. it is soft and simply melts in the mouth and the seasoned and sauces were mixed so well. then for the main course we decided for schezwan meifoon, huh burned garlic fried rice, huh in wein and sellerie sauce and finally huh in Sriracha sauce. you have to say that each of the articles had unmistakable aromas and was so well prepared. also the order was very decent. the owner is a very hospitable person and most of the time comes to them to help them order the best selling dishes in the restaurant. they can even adjust it according to their taste, as if they want to be a little less or more sharp, the chef delivers exactly the way they want it. overall a beautiful experience and I will definitely visit often. prost!

I ordered the Chinese non-vegetarian dumplings. They were deliciously filled with a perfect amount of flavorful sauces, creating a delightful aroma. The noodles were hot and tasty, complemented well by the sweet and tangy sauce on the dumplings.

I was searching for a restaurant that served Chinese food and stumbled upon this small establishment. It is located diagonally across from the Shishu Mangal hospital on Sarat Bose street. The interior is beautifully decorated. I ordered chicken from the menu, which was not exactly like traditional Han, but still tasted delicious. The wok street drums were also quite good. For the main course, we ordered burnt garlic, Cantonese noodles, and Siracha sauce. All of the dishes were equally delicious. In conclusion, I really enjoyed my experience at this place. I would definitely recommend it to others and will be returning next time.

Having heard so much about Kolkata cuisine, it is clear that Bengalis are true food lovers. The food was excellent, the flavors amazing, and there was no limit to the quantity. I will certainly return when I am in town.