The Second Wife (Multicuisine Restaurant )

In the heart of Purba Bardhaman, The Second Wife emerges as a vibrant multicuisine sanctuary where ancestral Bengali spices waltz with global techniques, redefining the district’s dining narrative. Here, every plate narrates a cross-cultural love story, inviting patrons to taste India’s evolving culinary identity without leaving West Bengal.

The Second Wife (Multicuisine Restaurant )

Address

6VH9+X77, opp. Anandamela Lg Shoppe, Perbirhata, Bardhaman, West Bengal 713103, India

Phone

+91 83178 70040

Location of The Second Wife (Multicuisine Restaurant )
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Opinions

4.3/5 (Read the Reviews)

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The Second Wife brings a refreshing multicuisine twist to Bardhaman’s dining scene, plating everything from smoky tandoori platters to silky pastas inside a bright, family-friendly space opposite Anandamela. Dishes arrive quickly, prices stay gentle, and the 4.3-star buzz is earned by attentive staff who remember repeat guests.

Sunday12:30–10:30 PM
Monday12:30–10:30 PM
Tuesday12:30–10:30 PM
Wednesday12:30–10:30 PM
Thursday12:30–10:30 PM
Friday12:30–10:30 PM
Saturday12:30–10:30 PM

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Where exactly is The Second Wife Multicuisine Restaurant in Bardhaman?

The restaurant sits at 6VH9+X77, opposite Anandamela Lg Shoppe, Perbirhata, a short auto-rickshaw ride from both Bardhaman railway station and the bus stand, making it easy to find even if you are new to the city.

Do I need to reserve a table in advance?

Weekends and festival evenings see a 4.3-rating crowd, so calling +91 83178 70040 a few hours ahead or using the web form at https://secondwiferestaurant.org/ will secure your preferred time slot without last-minute waits.

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What kind of cuisine can I expect?

The menu roams across North Indian, Chinese, Continental and Bengali favourites, so you can order butter chicken, burnt-garlic noodles, a grilled fish in lemon-butter sauce and a kosha mangsho all on the same table.

Is there parking and is the space family-friendly?

A small dedicated parking bay for cars and two-wheelers sits right outside, while the air-conditioned dining hall and courteous staff make the restaurant equally comfortable for toddlers, grandparents and business colleagues.

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