Special Thalis At Babu Culture For Diwali & Bhai Dooj

Special Thalis At Babu Culture For Diwali & Bhai Dooj

Special Thalis At Babu Culture For Diwali & Bhai Dooj
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Babu Culture, a well-known culinary destination blending heritage and contemporary dining, has announced a special festive food festival to celebrate Diwali and Bhai Dooj in 2026. Titled the Deepaboli O Bhratridwitiyar Utsab Thali 2026, this exclusive dining event is running from November 8th to November 15th, offering food enthusiasts a rich array of traditional Bengali delicacies. 

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​The festival menu features an expansive variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian platters tailored for the festive season. The Bhoj Thali (Veg) is priced at Rs 549, while the Mahabhoj Thali (Veg) is available for Rs 749. For non-vegetarian lovers, the Bhoj Thali (Non-Veg) ranges around Rs 699 depending on the chosen main course, and the Mahabhoj Thali (Non-Veg) is priced at Rs 949.

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Additionally, the restaurant is offering premium grand platters, including the Celebration Thali (Non-Veg) for Rs 1,249 and the exquisite Celebration Thali-Ilish at Rs 1,599. 

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​Every thali is thoughtfully curated to provide an authentic gastronomic journey. Vegetarian thalis feature refreshing welcome drinks like Kacha Aam O Lonkar Sorbot, followed by items such as Hing Koraishuti O Phulkopir Cutlet, Basonti Pulao, Channar Dalna, Dhokar Kaliya, and traditional sweets like Komolabhog, Kheer Gulab Jamun, and Misti Paan.

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The non-vegetarian spreads elevate the experience further with crowd-favorites like Bhetki Fish Fry, Mutton Devilled Egg, Borishali Murgi Bata, Daab Chingri, Mutton Ghee Roast, and Ilish Macher Lal Jhol.

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Guests can also customize their meals using an extensive list of add-ons, ranging from Luchi and Pabda to specialized fish and mutton preparations. 

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​This week-long food festival at Babu Culture aims to bring families and friends together over authentic flavors, honoring age-old culinary traditions during one of the most vibrant times of the year.

Priyanka Dutta

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