Amantran Dhaba

Tucked away in the labyrinthine lanes of South 24 Parganas, Amantran Dhaba rises like a fragrant mirage, its clay tandoor exhaling cumin-laced smoke that mingles with the saline breeze of the Sundarbans. Here, commuters trade highway dust for cracked-wood benches, sipping cardamom chai while river-prawn malai curry simmers in brass handis, echoing a thousand rural kitchens across India.

Address

Moinagadi, Noapara, 5, Krishnanagar Rd, Barasat, Kolkata, West Bengal 700125, India

Phone

+91 98303 65136

Location of Amantran Dhaba

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Opinions

4.1/5 (Read the Reviews)

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Amantran Dhaba on Krishnanagar Road, Barasat, brings the robust, homely flavours of a highway dhaba to Kolkata’s suburbs: think smoky tandoori roti, slow-cooked chicken kosha and dal tadka served on well-worn steel plates in a simple, no-frills dining hall. The 4.1-star buzz reflects generous portions, fair prices and staff who’ll happily tweak spice levels, though peak-hour service can lag. With its own parking patch and a phone catering line (+91 98303 65136) that covers weddings across North 24 Parganas, it’s a reliable stop for travellers craving honest North-Indian comfort food before hitting NH-12.

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Where exactly is Amantran Dhaba located and how do I reach it from Barasat station?

Amantran Dhaba sits on Krishnanagar Road in Moinagadi, Noapara, a five-minute auto ride from Barasat railway station; simply tell the driver to stop near the 5-number junction and you will spot the bright yellow signage on your left.

Does Amantran Dhaba offer home delivery or catering for private events?

Yes, the outlet provides free home delivery within a 4-km radius and full-scale catering services across Kolkata; call +91 98303 65136 or fill the booking form on their official site to customise your menu and confirm dates.

What kind of cuisine and price range can guests expect at Amantran Dhaba?

Expect North Indian, Bengali and Chinese staples—think dal makhani, kosha mangsho and schezwan fried rice—with most à-la-carte dishes priced between ₹120 and ₹280, giving you 4.1-star quality without straining your wallet.

Is the restaurant child-friendly and does it have parking space?

The dhaba has spacious booths, high chairs for toddlers and a clean washroom, while the open courtyard in front accommodates 10–12 two-wheelers and 5 cars under watchful security, making it a stress-free stop for families.