In a city where food is more than sustenance—where it’s a ritual, a celebration, a reason to gather—Kolkata’s food trucks are quietly stealing the show. These mobile kitchens are dishing out everything from spicy biryanis to Korean fried chicken and American-style burgers, all in the backdrop of bustling streets, soft jazz from Bluetooth speakers, and the warm chatter of hungry Kolkatans. Whether you’re a student on a budget, a couple looking for a cosy food date under the stars, or just someone who lives to eat, these food trucks in Kolkata can be your new go-to weekend adventure.
Agdum Bagdum
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Before food trucks were cool in Kolkata, Agdum Bagdum rolled in with gourmet flair and a dream. Set up by a group of passionate young entrepreneurs, this iconic truck marries American street eats with Indian soul—think Juicy Lucy Burgers, Hyderabadi Biryani, and spicy momos. The experience? Street-side comfort with restaurant-level hygiene: staff in gloves and nets, printed order receipts, and a menu that changes with mood. If you’re craving fusion food that doesn’t shy away from flavour or cleanliness, this is your culinary playground.
Where: Near Ekdalia Evergreen Club, Ballygunge
When: 4:30 PM – 10:30 PM
Price: Rs. 300 for two (approx)
Thank God It’s Fresh
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For those who believe mornings deserve more than chai and biscuits, Thank God It’s Fresh offers fresh sandwiches, pancakes, and juices—served straight from a soothing green truck parked near Rabindra Sarovar. Opening at dawn, this truck caters to early risers and health-conscious foodies alike. Binge on Honey Mustard Chicken or sip a glass of fresh juice after your jog. Their rotating menu keeps things interesting, but quality is always the star. Light, wholesome, and just a bit indulgent—this truck’s got all your “guilt-free cravings” covered.
Where: Southern Avenue (near Calcutta Rowing Club)
When: 5:30 AM – 9 PM
Price: Rs. 200 for two (approx)
On The Wheels
Who says 5-star dining can’t come with wheels? Operated by JW Marriott, On The Wheels combines street classics with luxury. Expect Tangra-style chilli chicken, Chicken Tikka rolls, and crumbled fish—all served with fumigated cleanliness and top-tier presentation. Situated near the New Town Clock Tower, it's a magnet for IT folks, college kids, and hungry shoppers. The artisanal bread and iconic mishti doi cheesecake are irresistible add-ons. Premium in flavour but pocket-friendly in pricing, this food truck is a culinary flex done right.
Where: Strand Road, Kolkata (spotted near New Town Clock Tower)
When: 12 PM – 10 PM
Price: Rs. 200–275 for two (approx)
Piiro
New to the city but already stirring excitement, Piiro offers a Tibetan food journey on four wheels. Located in New City’s Akankha, this truck is a hotbed of Sha Phaley, Thukpa, and momos that’ll make your winter evenings warmer. With prices starting at just Rs. 200, it’s a dream for those looking to explore new cuisines without breaking the bank. It’s a calm, feel-good space where food speaks louder than words—perfect for a date or a thoughtful solo dinner.
Where: Akankha, New Town
When: 6 PM – 9 PM
Price: Rs. 200 for two (approx)
Burgertron
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Tucked away in Ballygunge, Burgertron is Kolkata’s answer to gourmet burgers that feel both indulgent and accessible. Whether you go for the OG cheeseburger or their spicy Mexican seafood patties, one bite will tell you this isn’t your average burger joint. The owners are as warm as the buns they grill—chatting, recommending, laughing with you. There’s limited seating, so this is more of a grab-and-go or park-bench-date vibe. But oh, the satisfaction of unwrapping that juicy masterpiece under the Kolkata sky? Worth it.
Where: Ballygunge, Kolkata
When: 1 PM – 10 PM
Price: Rs. 250–350 for two (approx)
Yum Yum Korean Bucket
Bright yellow and buzzing with energy, Yum Yum Korean Bucket is a youth magnet and Korean street food haven. Boba teas, corn dogs, Gang-Jeong Chicken, and ramen—all under Rs. 400 for two. What makes this truck special is not just the food but the story—Argho, a self-made entrepreneur, poured two years into learning authentic Korean recipes during lockdown. This truck isn’t just about eating; it’s about experiencing a slice of Korean culture, right here in Kolkata.
Where: Jatin Bagchi Road, Gariahat
When: 1:30 PM – 11 PM
Price: Rs. 200–400 for two (approx)
Kebab Mein Haddi
Barbecue lovers, rejoice! Kebab Mein Haddi is all about skewered, smoked perfection. Chicken, paneer, biryani platters—served with love and just the right hit of masala. Whether you're on a solo kebab mission or planning a late-night hunger hunt with friends, this truck’s grilled indulgence doesn’t disappoint. Known for its freshness and flavour-packed platters, it’s an ideal pit stop when you crave something hearty, spicy, and satisfying after 6 PM.
Where: Dhakuria & New Town near Hiland Woods
When: 6 PM – 11 PM
Price: Rs. 150–200 for two (approx)
Cobalt Blue Food Truck
Say hello to Cobalt Blue, the boldest name in Newtown’s buzzing food truck lineup. Drenched in oceanic hues and packed with punchy flavours, this truck is a dream come true for seafood lovers. The Gondhoraj Bhetki is a citrusy delight, while the Goan Crab Masala takes you straight to the Konkan coast. And for the brave-hearted? Try the Chilli Garlic Octopus—yes, you read that right. Even chicken lovers have options like cheesy chicken balls, and the Coffee Caramel Panna Cotta wraps it up with sweet finesse. Just right for evening hangouts or spontaneous dinner plans with friends, Cobalt Blue is a flavour wave worth catching.
Where: Tali Park, Newtown
When: 6:30 PM – 11 PM
Price: Rs. 300–400 for two (approx)
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