C R Park Market No.1

So the most obvious place to buy the best fish… then you’d find bong spices along with bong specific puja items (dashakarma). Then some of the best bong street food! Anything bong- this is the place to be! Only problem is parking :(

If you are Bengali and want to buy fish, vegetables and other eating stuffs which are only available in Kolkata and Assam, then you must visit this market. Though prices are high, but still you would love this market.

Specially famous for all Bengali delicacies. Varieties of Sweets, Fish, Rolls, Fish Fries, Chop, Cutlet, Sorshey powder, poshto pow, sukto pow, macherjhol masala, Moya, Naru, Kochur loti, Mocha, Bori, Amsattwa and many more items are available here. Vibrant, full of activities. All Bengali shopkeepers and residents.

One of the best Market in Delhi,specially for Bengali

Great food options, specialties being the special Kolkata biryani options they have. A great time to visit the place is also during Durga puja when a lot of people have stalls selling all sorts of super-tasty food!

Bengali market with authentic bengali dishes.. fish, chicken, mutton items and reasonably priced.. try bengali biryani too and experience different aroma.. or just enjoy the hustle of Bengal in the middle of Delhi..

One of the best market for Bengalis in Delhi NCR. In case you are visiting the place for fish, then i will say that Sikanderpur market in Gurgaon is a much better option. This market is super costly. Parking is an issue nowadays.

Situated in Chittaranjan Park in South Delhi, this place is essentially dominated by Bengalis. Its become awfully crowded now and the traffic on the streets around is very heavy. Market no 1 is essentially a local market for your day-to-day domestic needs. It has a fish market inside and poultry meat shops outside along with your regular grocery stores. Stalls selling typically Bengali snacks like rolls, chops, cutlets, Mughlai paratha are also available. There are a couple of bengali sweetmeat shops too. However, the best one still is Kamala Sweets. There is "puchka wala" right outside Kamala Sweets that makes puchkas like you would get in Kolkata. Weekends witness groups of friends getting together for "adda(chat)" over a few cups of tea. If you're a Bengali away from home and missing home, this is a place you would want to go to

Good market and eatery point. This is a Bengali dominated area so the flavor of bengal will be visible here. One of the biggest fish markets is also here. Good bengali sweets and puchke one can have here.

* Adequate supply of varieties of fish and vegetables * Many customers of Bengali communities and others have been satisfied with the supplies *Price of all supplies are high due impact of unprecedented price rise of petroleum products * Due summer very scanty supply of fish * place will experience increasing footfall due upcoming Durgapuja festival