Thank you for suggesting this blog! I absolutely loved it—it was so insightful. I've always been curious about the history of Chinese communities in Kolkata, and this blog introduced me to so many things I hadn’t come across before! I even started Googling pictures of the places mentioned. One of my friends has been urging me for ages to join her for the breakfast thingy in the morning. Now I’m dying to find out if there are any walking tours available to explore the history in depth. 🐈
Once again thank you for reading! You should definitely go for breakfast there. Also there's this restaurant called 'Sei Vui' about 3 mins walk from Central Metro, and it is my favourite Chinese restaurant in the City of Joy. (The area around it is a bit shady tho). Walking tours are a great idea - lemme know if you find any. I'd love to go on one too.
Thank you for suggesting this blog! I absolutely loved it—it was so insightful. I've always been curious about the history of Chinese communities in Kolkata, and this blog introduced me to so many things I hadn’t come across before! I even started Googling pictures of the places mentioned. One of my friends has been urging me for ages to join her for the breakfast thingy in the morning. Now I’m dying to find out if there are any walking tours available to explore the history in depth. 🐈
Once again thank you for reading! You should definitely go for breakfast there. Also there's this restaurant called 'Sei Vui' about 3 mins walk from Central Metro, and it is my favourite Chinese restaurant in the City of Joy. (The area around it is a bit shady tho). Walking tours are a great idea - lemme know if you find any. I'd love to go on one too.
I found one by Immersive Trails! They also offer a Diversity Walk on their website, which includes some of the things you mentioned in your article. :) Here’s the link: https://www.immersivetrails.com/experience/private/experiences-in-india/indias-oldest-chinatown-walking-tour-with-lunch