C R Park Market No.1

Good old market. With lot of Bengali shops. Bengali sweet shop, eateries, fish market. To name a few shop like Kolkata kathi roll, wow mono, vip sweets, Aristocrat sweet shop etc are located here. Bengali food for dine in also available.

As a Bengali it's always feels good to visit C R Park that too when Durga Puja is near. Different kind of foods round the year.

I loved this place. It has almost everything, Bengali sweets, snacks, dishes, and so many little things. Felt really nice seeing so much of Bengali culture and food all in one place.

Chittaranjan Park or CR park is min Kolkata of Delhi. Bengali dwelling in Delhi is immediately remembered to be living in Chittaranjan Park, one of the biggest Bengali people group outside the boundaries of Bengal. Very few individuals are familiar the set of experiences and beginning of Chittaranjan Park. Before it came to its current symbol, this region was likely, one of the most infertile parcels which could have no other reason than staying. So I will rate the items according to Kolkata Bengali food taste. 1. Jhall Mudhi = 3 stars 2. Mochar chop = 5 stars 3. Chicken chop = 5 stars 4. Double egg roll = 5 stars 5. Kulad chai = 0 stars ( it's better to drink hot water ) 6. Chuski = 4 stars 7. Bengali sweets = 5 stars 8. Mishti doi = 5 stars

Being a Bengali, I would definitely recommend CR PARK. It's a one-stop destination where you can find almost everything you need for your daily life, especially Bengali essentials. If you're Bengali, do visit CR PARK t least once—you won't be disappointed. Thank you!

For the first time I visited this market in Nov 2022 C.R. Park Market No. 1, Chittaranjan Park, is a busy and popular local market, particularly known for its Bengali food, fresh fish, sweets, snacks and grocery shops. It is a good place to experience the Bengali character of CR Park, with options such as phuchka, rolls, chops, cutlets, Bengali sweets and other local delicacies. The market has a lively atmosphere, especially during the evening, and there is a good variety of shops and food stalls. The location is convenient and the market is generally active throughout the day. However, the area can become quite crowded, particularly during peak hours and weekends. Parking can also be difficult, and the overall market environment can feel somewhat congested. Cleanliness and maintenance may vary between different sections and shops. Overall, it is a worthwhile place to visit for Bengali food and local shopping, but the crowd, parking situation and busy surroundings prevent it from being a more comfortable experience.

Chittaranjan Park (CR Park) is often called the mini Kolkata of Delhi. For Bengalis living in the capital, the mention of Bengali culture, food, or community almost instantly brings CR Park to mind. It is one of the largest Bengali settlements outside the state of West Bengal. However, very few people are aware of the history and origins of Chittaranjan Park. Before becoming the cultural hub it is today, this area was once considered largely barren land, with little to recommend it beyond residential use. Over time, it has transformed into a vibrant neighborhood rich in Bengali traditions, cuisine, and community life. Rating the food strictly from an authentic Kolkata Bengali taste perspective: Jhal Muri ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mochar Chop ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Chicken Chop ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Double Egg Roll ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bengali Sweets ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mishti Doi ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is also called Market No.1, where you will find all rush on Raju chat (due to instagram hype) . Its better to eat at other puchka shops . Try paneer kheer at Aristocrat sweet shop. Take mustard sauce from any provisional store 60/- for 350 grams. Try Ghugni ( chicken, mutton,veg) at stall next to Gopal snack and chicken momos. Dont send much time here and head to Market No 2 . Its more explorable .

Sweets options are as good as they say it i.e. Very good. I find sweets in most other places in Delhi to be too sweet but not here. Prices are on higher side for most of things, but quality almost makes up for it.

My go to place to have wide verities of Bengali sweets. Not only sweets but Rolls, Mughlai parantha, Chops ans Cutlets 😍 The best part is that you can get no fried and coated chops and cutlets packed so that you can enjoy it at home too. …