Taste of Yauatcha

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Taste of Yauatcha

Indulge in a celebratory meal with your friends and family and experience authentic Cantonese flair at Yauatcha Kolkata. Our Taste of Yauatcha meal experience is a six-course menu consisting of our signature dishes, from soup, salad, dim sum, stir-fry, staple, and dessert accompanied by a steaming pot of fragrant Yauatcha blend tea. The menu is available from Monday to Friday, between 12pm and 8pm, with an option of vegetarian priced at INR 995* or regular at INR 1095*.

 

PATISSERIE

The patisserie selection at Yauatcha offers an extensive array of petit gateaux, handcrafted chocolates and macarons that draw inspiration from Chinese ingredients and are presented in a classic European style. Alongside this, a wide range of aromatic teas are also available originating from India, China, Taiwan and Japan, completing the dim sum tea house experience. The signature petit gateaux selection includes the rose shaped Raspberry delice, the decadent Chocolate pebble with crunchy cocoa nib nougatine and the Pecan coffee delice, with a mascarpone based gateau, rich buttery pecans, dark smoky coffee and crispy feuilletine.

 

 SUPREME TASTE OF YAUATCHA

Enjoy a six-course experiential meal, curated with our signature dishes, from soup, salad, dim sum, stir-fry, staple, dessert to our tea-based cocktail, the Golden Ging, starting at INR 1388*, per person.
 
Not too long ago, the team behind Yauatcha India paired up with the folks at Ballantines Whisky and embarked on a journey to the Ging Tea House, one of the oldest tea plantations in Darjeeling, to conjure a new tea blend. Through numerous activities such as tea tastings, interacting with the people behind the tea production and picking the best leaves of tea, the team came up with the final product – an aromatic brew which would be ideal for the tea based, Golden Ging cocktail.
 
 

YAUATCHA AT HOME

Presenting to you, Yauatcha at Home, our delivery service, where you can enjoy your Cantonese favourites with your friends and family at the comfort of your home. Place your order directly with us by calling +91 9831685542. We’d also be happy to create a personalised experience for you and your loved ones to enjoy.
 
 

5th Floor, Quest Mall,
Syed Amir Ali Avenue, Park Circus,
Beck Bagan, Ballygunge,
Kolkata, West Bengal 700017

General inquiries:
+91 922 2222800

 

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