Delhi, how to get Bengali Food, CR Park | Fish Rice & Bengali Nostalgia

CR Park Bengali food in Delhi is the perfect answer for anyone missing authentic fish, rice, and the familiar taste of a Bengali meal. In this CR Park Delhi vlog, I explore one of Delhi’s most loved Bengali neighbourhoods and eat a comforting Bengali food platter. For Bengalis living in Delhi, CR Park is more than just a Place. It is a small connection to home—through fish, rice, Bengali flavours, local conversations, Durga Puja culture, and the streets that keep the spirit of Bengal alive in the capital. This is a place to visit on weekend for anyone living in Delhi NCR. This place is a very good residence as well for Bengalis to live in Delhi. Familiar taste, fish, Kalibari and markets, all in here. In this video, I try Bengali fish and rice at CR Park, walk through the area, and visit an old pen and art stationery shop. I also speak with the shop owner to learn its story, its connection with the local community, and how this old-style stationery business has changed over the years. If you are looking for Bengali food in Delhi, authentic fish rice in CR Park, or a Kolkata-like cultural experience in Delhi, this video is for you. Comment below: What Bengali food do you miss the most while living in Delhi—macher jhol, bhaat, kosha mangsho, luchi aloor dum, or mishti? Subscribe for more Delhi food walks, Bengali culture, city stories, local markets, and documentary-style travel videos. Used background song: Legendary "Ami Chini go chini tomare" Written by Rabindranath Tagore Voiced Versions: Kishore Kumar, Anjan Dutta Location CR Park - Market 2. Sonar Bangla Hotel. Near by Metro station: Greater Kailash #CRPark #BengaliFood #DelhiFood #CRParkDelhi #FishRice #fishfry