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Review: For Hearty And Heritage Treats, Head To Flurys Tearoom In Mumbai
Flurys Mumbai: Kolkata's iconic brand recently opened a tearoom near the Gateway of India. Here's what to expect.
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5 Iconic Restaurants In Park Street, Kolkata You Must Visit For A Gastronomic Exploration
In this article, we will take you through some classic food joints that helped shape Park Street into what it is today.
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6 Must-Try Restaurants In Kolkata Making Waves In 2023
Kolkata is among 2023's best 11 global culinary destinations that every foodie must have on their bucket list. Here're a few restaurants you should not miss.
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NDTV Visits Flurys Kolkata To See Special Maa Durga Idol Made With Chocolate For Durga Puja
Flurys has created a figure of Maa Durga out of chocolate. The gorgeous idol is 4.5 feet tall and weighs about 55 kilos.
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The Rum Ball - Among Kolkata's Many Sweet Obsessions (Recipe Inside)
Karo Christine Kumar, a Kolkata-based lifestyle writer believes that the rum ball is an intrinsic part of the Kolkata food legacy.
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Metro Cities to Soon Taste Flurys' Popular Cakes, Pastries
Kolkata's Flurys, the legendary tea-room known for its exotic cakes and creamy pastries, has chalked out a major expansion plan outside West Bengal by opening outlets in Delhi, Chennai and Mumbai.The iconic confectionery maker is planning to launch more...
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Flurys' reopens at Stephen Court, Kolkata rejoices
Kolkata's Flurys' is back in business - five weeks after 43 people died in the fire at Stephen Court, where iconic teashop occupies the ground floor. The reopening is a sign that the city is back on its feet after the tragedy. On Friday, as the shutters at Flurys went up once again, early visitors stopped a moment to remember the victims of the fir...
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Kolkata traffic delayed rescue efforts: Minister
The fire at Stephen House building on the busy Park Street in Kolkata broke out at the fifth floor of the building and spread to the sixth. Pratim Chatterjee, Minister, Fire & Emergency Services said the ladders reached late because the Kolkata traffic made faster travel impossible.
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Review: For Hearty And Heritage Treats, Head To Flurys Tearoom In Mumbai
Flurys Mumbai: Kolkata's iconic brand recently opened a tearoom near the Gateway of India. Here's what to expect.
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5 Iconic Restaurants In Park Street, Kolkata You Must Visit For A Gastronomic Exploration
In this article, we will take you through some classic food joints that helped shape Park Street into what it is today.
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6 Must-Try Restaurants In Kolkata Making Waves In 2023
Kolkata is among 2023's best 11 global culinary destinations that every foodie must have on their bucket list. Here're a few restaurants you should not miss.
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NDTV Visits Flurys Kolkata To See Special Maa Durga Idol Made With Chocolate For Durga Puja
Flurys has created a figure of Maa Durga out of chocolate. The gorgeous idol is 4.5 feet tall and weighs about 55 kilos.
-
The Rum Ball - Among Kolkata's Many Sweet Obsessions (Recipe Inside)
Karo Christine Kumar, a Kolkata-based lifestyle writer believes that the rum ball is an intrinsic part of the Kolkata food legacy.
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Metro Cities to Soon Taste Flurys' Popular Cakes, Pastries
Kolkata's Flurys, the legendary tea-room known for its exotic cakes and creamy pastries, has chalked out a major expansion plan outside West Bengal by opening outlets in Delhi, Chennai and Mumbai.The iconic confectionery maker is planning to launch more...
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Flurys' reopens at Stephen Court, Kolkata rejoices
Kolkata's Flurys' is back in business - five weeks after 43 people died in the fire at Stephen Court, where iconic teashop occupies the ground floor. The reopening is a sign that the city is back on its feet after the tragedy. On Friday, as the shutters at Flurys went up once again, early visitors stopped a moment to remember the victims of the fir...
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Kolkata traffic delayed rescue efforts: Minister
The fire at Stephen House building on the busy Park Street in Kolkata broke out at the fifth floor of the building and spread to the sixth. Pratim Chatterjee, Minister, Fire & Emergency Services said the ladders reached late because the Kolkata traffic made faster travel impossible.
