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One of the best place serving authentic Korean food, which is like little unfavorable to our Indian palate, but trust me i liked it and one should def…
Sinful Foodie
King’s Bakery
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In keeping with the Puja spirits in Kolkata, starting with the good things first.Ambience is perfect. Located inside the Rosedale Plaza in New Town, i…
Sankharupa Saha
King’s Bakery
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2 Reviews on “King’s Bakery”
One of the best place serving authentic Korean food, which is like little unfavorable to our Indian palate, but trust me i liked it and one should definitely try this cuisine once. They have also opened their second outlet in park circus.Check out my Food Vlog on Youtube for more details-Sinful Foodie
In keeping with the Puja spirits in Kolkata, starting with the good things first.Ambience is perfect. Located inside the Rosedale Plaza in New Town, it looks like a bakery, with stacks of porcelain coffee cups beside the coffee machine, glass display of cinnamon breads, sausage rolls and Madeleine cookies, and a blackboard and chalk menu display.Drinks – five stars.The Dutch on the Rocks – soda over black coffee liquor (staff claimed it was home-made) is a combination I would not have thought very appealing, but it was outstanding! The Caramel Macchiato was pretty perfect too – and full marks for presentation, in tall glasses with long spoons.Food, however, leaves a lot to be desired.Ordered the Korean Egg Noodles with added chicken. It was an elaborate item on the menu – taking up three lines in description. In reality, it was a largeish bowl of soupy instant noodles, with an egg beaten in and some boiled chicken thrown in. Noticed Korean Cup Noodles for sale over the counter – pretty sure it was the same thing. It did not taste horrible or anything, but if I wanted to have Wai Wai with vegetables and chicken, I would not spend 310 bucks in a cafe, I would just make myself a steaming bowl at home, or I would just go to a roadside food stall and buy myself a plate for 40 bucks.Also ordered a Cajun chicken salad for a similarly obnoxious amount, and it was just some lettuce and shredded carrots and diced cucumbers thrown in with 4-5 fried chicken strips, and some honey mustard sauce and peanuts on top. A Subway salad costs less than this, and is far more wholesome and filling.Have not tried the actual bakery or confectionery items, so would not pass a very negative judgement, especially since the coffee was genuinely good. Maybe just stick to being a bakery, and not try to be a South Asian cafe?