We visited Soy Joy, in Salt Lake, Kolkata to taste their Seafood delicacies 
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Why you need to try the seafood festival at this Kolkata Pan-Asian diner

Soy Joy, from the House of Babu Culture, is running a Seafood Festival offering dishes that we haven't tried at any other seafood festival

Dharitri Ganguly

Soy Joy, from the House of Babu Culture, is running a Seafood Festival offering dishes that we haven't tried at any other seafood festival. Bringing the ocean directly to the table, this exclusive festival promises an unforgettable dining experience that fuses fresh catches with bold, smoky Pan-Asian finishes.

We started our gustatory trail with a Bang Bang Shrimp Salad featuring cold shrimp and glass noodles tossed in a spicy, nutty sesame-peanut paste, besides a comforting bowl of Ceab and Corn Egg Drop Soup
Up next was the Black Pepper Calamari, which had a hint of heat, perfectly crispy on the outside and soft but not chewy inside, proving how fresh and of great quality they are
For the mains, we settled for the smoky charcoal-charred Ikan Bakar wrapped in banana leaves. Buttery fish fillets marinated in a spicy tangy sauce and steamed to perfection. Served with a side of salad and sautéed exotic veggies, this was super light on the palate
We paired the Iban bakar with Prawn Tom Yum rice, which was hand down our favourite from the dishes that we tried. Short-grained rice, tossed with lemongrass, galangal, kaffir lime leaves and bird's eye chilli. So much flavour in every bite
We wrapped it up with a unique Deep-fried nutty black sesame ice cream with ginger toffee, featuring the ice cream fried in a crunchy, coconutty tempura shell, drizzled with spicy ginger syrup
The Seafood Festival at Soy Joy will be available till Mid September, 2026. Location: CJ-170, Sector II, Salt Lake, Kolkata-700091 Price for 2: Rs 1000-1200++

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