Ilish Utsav at Devi Chowdhurani: A Celebration of Bengal’s Favourite Fish
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When monsoon arrives in Bengal, there’s one craving that needs no introduction—Ilish. From the aroma of freshly cooked fish to the unmistakable taste of traditional Bengali recipes, Ilish is more than just food; it is an emotion deeply rooted in Bengali culture.
This August, Devi Chowdhurani brings that emotion to the table with its much-awaited Ilish Utsav, featuring 20+ Ilish specialities and a specially curated Ilish Thali for those who want to savour the best of Bengal on one platter.
20+ Ilish Delicacies to Celebrate the Season
The Ilish Utsav at Devi Chowdhurani is designed for true Ilish lovers. With more than 20 Ilish dishes, the festival brings together a variety of preparations that make the most of this seasonal favourite.
Whether you enjoy your Ilish with traditional Bengali flavours or love discovering different preparations, there’s plenty to explore throughout the festival.
And for those who simply cannot choose one dish, the specially curated Ilish Thali offers a wholesome way to experience the flavours of the festival in one sitting.
A Taste of Bengal, Right in Salt Lake
Located at DN Block, Sector V, Salt Lake, Devi Chowdhurani brings the warmth and familiarity of Bengali dining to the heart of the city.
The Ilish Utsav is a perfect excuse to gather with family, meet friends over a delicious Bengali meal, or simply indulge in your seasonal Ilish cravings. After all, monsoon in Kolkata feels a little more complete when there’s Ilish on the table.
Ilish Utsav: Plan Your Visit
The festival will be celebrated from 7th to 31st August, giving Ilish lovers plenty of opportunities to drop in and enjoy the special menu.
Ilish Utsav at Devi Chowdhurani
📅 7th–31st August, 2026
📍 DN Block, Sector V, Salt Lake
🐟 20+ Ilish Specialities + Special Ilish Thali
📞 Table Bookings: 70030 30425
So, if the thought of perfectly prepared Ilish already has you planning your next meal, this is your sign. Bring your appetite, bring your Ilish-loving gang, and make this monsoon deliciously Bengali at Devi Chowdhurani.
