Chitto Babur Dokan

Just recently visited this place and it has been my second time. Although, I must admit, this place is definitely not for those who are particular about hygiene - but then again, to expect top-notch hygiene from a street corner shop is quite unseeming. The chicken stew with toast is an extremely popular dish and it truly did live upto its reputation. The fish fry was a bit on the expensive side, but only slightly. All in all, this place is a must try and one will definitely not fall sick after eating from there!

Chicken stew with butter toast and pakora is really good here. I have been here many times and I like the chaotic ambience in the street. Not really great on hygeine and stuff, but you cannot expect much from a street food stalls in kolkata. I would recommend this place because the unique chaotic experience it offers

I recently visited Chitto Babur Dokan near Peerless Bhawan, a spot that seems quite popular and perhaps a bit overhyped. It offers a variety of classic Kolkata street snacks, but the quality was inconsistent. ​What We Tried & Our Ratings: 1. ​Chicken Butterfry (₹50 for 4 pcs) & Vetki Fish Fry (Tentative ₹90): Both the chicken butterfry and the vetki fry were good in taste and perfectly crisp. Highly recommend sticking to their fried items. ​ 2. Bread-Chicken Stew (₹130 with 2 quarter bread): This was unfortunately just average. While the chicken pieces were a good size, they were not boiled or cooked through properly, which negatively impacted the overall dish. ​3. Bread-Ghugni (Tentative ₹50): The ghugni was disappointing. It lacked proper salt and seasoning, making the flavor very bland. ​ ​While the fried snacks were tasty, considering the inconsistent quality of staple items like the Ghugni and Chicken Stew, and factoring in the pricing (e.g., ₹130 for the stew), I felt the place was somewhat overhyped. It’s worth a visit for a quick snack like the Chicken Butterfry, but manage your expectations for the main dishes.