Durga Puja is much more than a festival. It is a celebration of culture, community, tradition and, of course, food. Across Bengal and around the world, the festival brings people together through beautifully prepared dishes, familiar flavours and the spirit of celebration.
For those looking to experience Durga Puja in London, Chourangi offers an opportunity to celebrate through the flavours of Calcutta, right in the heart of central London.
Located at 3 Old Quebec Street, London, close to Oxford Street and Marble Arch, Chourangi brings the culinary heritage of Calcutta to London through contemporary interpretations of Indian and Bengali-inspired cuisine.
Experience Durga Puja Food in London
Food is at the heart of every great celebration, and Durga Puja is no exception.
For the festive occasion, Chourangi’s Durga Puja-inspired Festive Menu brings together vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, allowing guests to explore a selection of flavours inspired by the culinary traditions of Bengal and Calcutta.
Festive Menu
| Menu | Price |
|---|---|
| Vegetarian Festive Menu | £49 |
| Non-Vegetarian Festive Menu | £59 |
The menu begins with carefully selected starters, moves through a variety of richly flavoured mains and finishes with a Bengali-inspired dessert.
Vegetarian Durga Puja Menu
The vegetarian menu brings together vegetables, spices, textures and traditional Indian flavours in a contemporary festive dining experience.
Vegetarian Starters
- Phuchka Shots
- Cottage Cheese on Toast
- Banana Blossom Galouti with Paratha
- Enoki Mushroom Bhaja
The Banana Blossom Galouti with Paratha offers a creative interpretation of a classic Indian preparation, while Enoki Mushroom Bhaja adds a crisp and earthy element to the menu.
The Phuchka Shots bring one of Bengal’s much-loved street-food experiences into a refined festive setting.
Vegetarian Mains
- Pot Roast Jackfruit
- Cauliflower Rezala
- Aam Kasundi Bhindi
- Hing Aloor Dum
- Chickpea Dal with Coconut
- Cashew Nut Raisin Pulao
- Green Peas Kachori
From the comforting Hing Aloor Dum to the sweet and nutty notes of Cashew Nut Raisin Pulao, the selection offers a variety of flavours and textures.
For diners looking for vegetarian Bengali food in London or a vegetarian Durga Puja menu in London, this festive selection provides an opportunity to explore the diversity of Bengali-inspired cuisine.
Non-Vegetarian Durga Puja Menu
For guests who enjoy seafood and meat, the non-vegetarian menu features a selection of distinctive dishes inspired by Calcutta’s culinary traditions.
Non-Vegetarian Starters
- Phuchka Shots
- Imperial Baked Crab
- Calcutta Fish Fry
- Kosha Murgi on Toast
The Calcutta Fish Fry reflects the city’s celebrated food culture, while the Imperial Baked Crab brings a more indulgent seafood element to the festive menu.
Non-Vegetarian Mains
- Fish Paturi / Fish Kaalia
- Prawn Malai Curry
- Railway Lamb Curry / Chicken Rezala
- Chickpea Dal with Coconut
- Hing Aloor Dum
- Cashew Nut Raisin Pulao
- Green Peas Kachori
The Prawn Malai Curry brings a rich, coconut-based character to the menu, while Railway Lamb Curry and Chicken Rezala offer comforting dishes inspired by the diverse culinary history of the region.
End Your Durga Puja Meal with Nolen Gur Cheesecake
No festive meal is complete without dessert.
Both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus finish with Nolen Gur Cheesecake.
Nolen gur, or date-palm jaggery, is closely associated with Bengali food culture and is known for its distinctive caramel-like sweetness.
Bringing this flavour into a cheesecake creates a contemporary dessert while retaining a recognisable Bengali influence.
Celebrate Durga Puja Near Oxford Street
For those searching for Durga Puja celebrations near Oxford Street, Bengali restaurants near Oxford Street, or Indian restaurants near Marble Arch, Chourangi offers a central London destination for a festive meal.
Chourangi is located at 3 Old Quebec Street, London W1H 7AF, close to Oxford Street and Marble Arch.
The restaurant is inspired by Calcutta, with its interiors drawing from the city’s architecture and heritage. Its culinary approach focuses on the distinctive and lesser-known flavours of Calcutta.
A Taste of Calcutta During Durga Puja
For the Bengali community, Durga Puja can be a time to reconnect with familiar traditions and flavours. For others, it can be an opportunity to discover another side of Indian cuisine.
At Chourangi, the festive menu brings together influences from Bengali food, Calcutta cuisine and Indian culinary heritage, creating a dining experience centred around discovery and celebration.
From Phuchka Shots and Calcutta Fish Fry to Prawn Malai Curry, Hing Aloor Dum, Green Peas Kachori and Nolen Gur Cheesecake, the menu offers plenty to explore.
Chourangi’s culinary philosophy brings the unexplored flavours of Calcutta to London, drawing inspiration from the city’s rich and diverse food culture.
Plan Your Durga Puja Celebration in London
Whether you’re searching for a Durga Puja restaurant in London, planning a festive meal with family, meeting friends during the celebrations, or simply looking to experience Calcutta-inspired food in London, Chourangi’s festive menu offers a dedicated dining experience for the occasion.
Festive Menu Prices
Vegetarian Festive Menu — £49
Non-Vegetarian Festive Menu — £59
Visit Chourangi at 3 Old Quebec Street, London W1H 7AF, and discover the flavours and culinary traditions of Calcutta in the heart of London.
Celebrate Durga Puja at Chourangi
Experience the unexplored flavours of India this Durga Puja.
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