Dalhousie - Relationship with Street food

Mushroom Potato Sandwich at Kona Dukan

Cheese Corn and Tomato Sandwich at Kona Dukan

At first sight, it may seem like any other stretch of road ,brimming with street food stalls- a scene which is common at every lane in Calcutta, but close it is that the Dalhousie food para (locality) is nothing but relationship with Street food.

It is apparently like seems like that as hundreds of people who work in the small old buildings  and old renovated buildings in that area and all seen here just at lunch hour, some for Dosa, some for Masala Kulcha ..and what not!
From chai to lassi, Dalhousie is buzzing with mouth-watering meals that no one can resist, one of the reasons which people don't carry tiffin in steel lunchboxes .

  

Samosa at Kona Dukan

 Apparently the stall I 'm personally the most fan of is Kona Dukan.
Kona as in corner and Dukan as in shop.

And it is actually named Kona Dukan as it is techically just around the right corner of India Exchange Place.
More specifically, just behind the Writer's Building.

My love affair with Dalhousie's Kona Dukan goes back to days  of my college. People bunk college for movies or roaming around here and there, but the foodie I am I literally bunked all my early morning college classes just to try out some of its delicacies.

Starting off with the timing.
It is the best place to have breakfast if you anywhere in Dalhousie.
That tiny little shop starts serving from 6:30am and goes on till 8 in the evening.

Some of its best delicacies include the mushroom sandwich, tiny little samosas, cheese corn sandwiches, malai toast and the unforgettable chai.

Chai at Kona Dukan