Tutus Hut - Kolkata

I tried chicken khow suey and it's really very tasty. I am rating 5 for only khow suey as I have not tried anything else so can't comment on other food. The quantity is less but taste is really good. It has very very small seating arrangment but one can wait long if the soul purpose is having khow suey only. As bayleaf got shut down I have no other place to go for khow suey. If you order one day before they can also prepare mohinga for you which is also very tasty one. The price are all inclusive of tax so no extra charge... the coolers are also cheap in price. A must visit

Had takeaways from this small but effervescent place on the road alongside Vivekananda Park. The momo's were delicious and i got to know later that they were hand made by the owner herself, a spirited lady, working her socks off to put authentic Burmese Tibetan food to the palate of Kolkatans'. Prices will suit many a college goer, like me. A snoop in now and then to have a plate of steamed momo's are a Must!!!

This place is really adorable located just beside Vivekananda park. It was a regular E spot during my college days. The interior is decently decorated nd they have the small tools to sit. Their muglai parathas are big stuffed nd really nice.. Infact better than My Club.But I guess they stopped serving muglai parathas nd changed their menu to Chinese nd Tibetan dishes. Now they serve momos as well nd its decent not bad not good. Just ok to satisfy your evening hunger. I m looking forward to try their other dishes from new menu.The staffs r well behaved nd make u feel a vip with ur every visit.

I had many fond memories of this place.It is close to the coaching class I used to attend in class 11-12.Between 2 classes there used to be a break when I often dropped by this place to gorge on their steamed momos,soups(chicken clear soup and sweet corn soup used to be my regular orders).Loved having those comfort food during the evening time in the outdoor sitting area.They were really good and was suitable for the small budget during school days. Will surely drop by some day to re-live that nostalgia.

One of the first places to serve Burmese in Kolkata. There was a time when Sunday evening meant momos in tutu after masala thumbsup from southern avenue. Went in a month back and just got the momos on the go and it's still better than the chain store bullshit.