The scorching summer season and a wholesome bowl of falooda go hand in hand, and nobody can tell us otherwise. Whether it is topped off with some rose syrup, dry fruits, or even some yummy kesar kulfi, it's among the favourite street-food treats of Kolkatans. You can find so many varieties of this dish in the city —Royal Falooda, Rabdi Falooda, Kulfi Falooda, Mango Falooda and the list goes on. Here are some of the most iconic spots in and around town for you to try the best faluda in Kolkata.
The Best Summer Dessert: 7 Spots For The Yummiest Falooda In Kolkata
The Lassi Corner
The Lassi Corner is a chain of small cafes in Kolkata, serving quick bites and sweet delights at affordable rates. Their vast range of falooda flavours is mixed with authentic basil seeds and Kulfi flavours. It is a refreshing and indulgent drink, a must-try for anyone looking to savour the taste of Mumbai's iconic Falooda. Some of their dishes include Special Rabdi Falooda, Kulfi Falooda, Chandni Chowk Falooda, Kesar Falooda, and Falooda Ice Cream.
Timing: 12 PM to 11 PM
Rating: 4.8
Price: INR 160
Ralli’s
Ralli's holds a special place in the hearts of people who grew up in and around the area. With its bursting flavours and mouth-smacking South Indian dishes, it brings back nostalgic memories. Their Kulfi Falooda is iconic, served with shemai and rose syrup. It still tastes the same, just like how it used to taste 15 years ago. We bet you'll be coming back for more. It's also quite affordable.
Timing: 11 AM to 9.30 PM
Rating: 4
Price: INR 250 for two
Oudh 1590
Oudh is the kind of place that will transport you back to the royal Mughal era of 1590. Its perfectly portrayed royal interiors can be seen in every detail of the place, from decor and music to crockery, chandeliers, dim lights, and furniture. You can try their Phirni and Falooda, which is a deadly combination that makes for a tasty dessert after indulging in a hearty Mughlai meal.
Timing: 12 PM to 10.30 PM
Rating: 4.3
Price: INR 150 (approx.)
Bombay Brasserie
Have you heard of Amritsari Kulfa? It is a harmonious combination of Kulfi, Faluda, Rabri, and Phirni topped with Mango pulp. It's a one-of-a-kind Falooda dessert served in a classic matka that you'll probably only find at The Bombay Brasserie in Ballygunge. The place has a good ambience and great North Indian cuisine and is situated on the top floor of Quest Mall. We're sure this dessert will hit a cord or two.
Timing: 12 PM to 12 AM
Rating: 4.3
Price: INR 425 (approx.)
S Sharma
S Sharma Sweets specialises in delectable street food, finger items like sandwiches, North Indian, Chinese and Mishti. Though famous for their takeaway services, they also have standing chairs for walk-in customers. Their very famous Falooda Rabri has gained immense popularity over the years, making it the star dish on their menu. It combines the richness of Rabri with the refreshing flavours of Falooda.
Timing: 5.30 AM to 10 PM
Rating: 3.9
Price: INR 70 (approx.)
Gianis
Giani's is known for its wide range of sweet offerings, including Gelatos, faloodas, Kulfi, sundaes, shakes, sorbets, coolers, and ice cream sodas. A crowd favourite is their house special Royal Falooda in rose flavour and vanilla ice cream. Another flavour to get your hands dirty with is their Punjabi Kulfi Falooda, which is served in a matka.
Timing: 10 AM to 3 AM
Rating: 3.8
Price: INR 500 for two (approx.)
Tewari Brothers
Tewari Brothers is known as a legacy sweet shop in Kolkata. All their mishti's are made with desi ghee, giving them an unparalleled taste. They are not only known for their sweets but are also quite famous for their savoury snacks, including chura mixture, mewa dalmoth, Bhujia, and more. Their faloodas are served with a generous amount of Kulfi and seasonal fruits—our favourite being the Mango Falooda Kulfi!
Timing: 9 AM to 10 PM
Rating: 4.3
Price: INR 60 per plate
