Kailash Kumar, Bokaro: If you are fond of hot, crispy Kachori, then ‘Bengali Hotel’ located in Sector 9 of Bokaro is ready to welcome you. For the last 15 years, this place has been famous for its crispy Kachori with the distinct Bengali taste. According to Chandi Modak, owner of Bengali Hotel, the special taste here attracts the customers to this place again and again. His shop is open from 8 am to 8 pm, and around 500 kachoris are sold daily.
The beginning and success journey of Bengali Hotel
Chandi Modak founded Bengali Hotel in 2009. His hotel was named ‘Bengali Hotel’ because both he and his kitchen master are from Purulia in West Bengal. Chandi says that the Kachori made at his place has ‘Bengali taste’ which makes it different from other places. The customers also like the potato-gram curry served with their crispy kachori.
Special recipe and secret of great taste
Chandi Modak tells that she has a special recipe for making crispy kachodi. First, the sattu is roasted well and then the flour is softened by kneading it with lukewarm water. After filling Sattu in 20 kg of flour, it is prepared by rolling it into a round shape. After this, these kachoris are fried in hot oil and served with aloo matar sabzi.
Rich taste and quality for just Rs 7
Apart from Kachori, the menu of Bengali hotel also includes Samosa and Chaat. Every namkeen here is available at just Rs 7 per piece, and the price of full plate chaat is Rs 25 while half plate chaat is available for just Rs 15. This hotel is extremely popular among the people of Bokaro due to its great taste and quality at affordable prices.
15 years of customer trust and consumption of 500 kachoris every day
Every day around 500 pieces of Kachori are sold at Chandi Modak Hotel, which shows the confidence of the customers on their taste and quality. Local people and outside tourists are eager to come here for morning breakfast. This hotel has become a favorite place not only for the people of Bokaro but also for the people of the surrounding areas.
Service from 8 am to 8 pm
Bengali Hotel is open all day, from 8 am to 8 pm. The delicious breakfast here attracts people’s attention throughout the day. Be it morning breakfast or evening snack time, there is always a crowd of people in Bengali Hotel.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: November 6, 2024, 15:15 IST