From piping hot luchis and khichdi to lip-smacking macher jhol, foodies are spoilt for choice during the five-days of Durga Puja! Which means, that it’s the perfect time for you and your bae to go pandal hopping and relish some really scrumptious Bengali food.

6. Kolkata Kathi Rolls

Fish roll, mutton roll, chicken roll... yum! That game, ham-cheese, hum-burger, we played as kids can be easily dedicated to the kathi rolls you get during Durga Puja. Don't confuse these with your regular kathi rolls because these babies pack in flavours that will explode in your mouth. To make your gastronomical adventure even better, look out for stalls of Bijoli Grill, a very popular food chain from Kolkata.

Source: Bibipr

7. Ghugni

Ghungi is a very popular street food that originates from Eastern India.It's made with dried yellow or white peas and is both spicy and sweet at the same time. It's usually served with puffed rice. Ghugni can be your go-to snack when you and your special someone feel low on energy and need a quick delicious fix to continue your quest for the best pujo food.

Source: Upper Crust India