
97 years of Roshomundi’r Payesh in Kolkata! 😍 🥄 Roshomundir Payesh — tiny, soft rosogollas half-drowned in rich, thickened sweet milk (payesh). A dessert so simple, yet so deeply soulful that it feels like tasting history. 💫 Mrityunjoy Ghosh & Sons, a 97-year-old mishti shop that has quietly guarded the city’s sweetest traditions while everything around it changed. 🏠💭 Here, time moves slow — • ceiling fans hum above old wooden showcases • the air is thick with the smell of kochuri, singara, and sugar syrup, just like old Calcutta mornings 👨🍳 Somnath Ghosh, the current owner, told us — Main thing holo chhana... and we use only fresh ingredients. 🪔 Must-Try Mishtis Here: 1. Roshomundir Payesh 🍶 2. Chhanar Jilipi 3. Lyangcha (soft & plump) 4. Gur Kalakand (modern twist with tradition) 5. Pantua & Seetabhog 6. Singara and Dal-Kochuri — 🏠 Location: Mrityunjoy Ghosh & Sons, 80D, Sarat Bose Rd, Lansdown, Garcha, Ballygunge, Kolkata - 700025 l Opens at 7 am [ sweets , bengali food , mishti shop , bengali reel , foodie , kolkata heritage , desserts ]
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