In a tin foil container there were seven crispy semolina shells filled with seasoned potato, yellow peas, onion, green chilli, and cilantro; they were topped with grated hardboiled egg. The sauce cup ...

How a Bengali snack, largely unknown in New York City five years ago, spawned a glut of imitators, all within a one-block radius of one corner on 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights. Commercial copycatting ...

Fuchka is an unhealthy but delightful bite of sin that we Dhakaites cannot do without. No matter which corner of the globe we live in, our periodic craving for this tangy street food makes us homesick ...

For a Bengali, fuchka is the ultimate street food delight. And now the flavours of fuchka have reached New York.

Like many Bangladeshis, Saif Abdullah and Rafi Islam were raised on two street food snacks called "fuchka" — a crunchy shell filled with yellow peas and spices — and "jhal muri" — puffed rice mixed ...

When it comes to food, Bangladesh never failed to amaze the world with its rich delicacies. However, CNN reports that one of Bangladesh's most popular and mouth-watering treats, Fuchka, has earned its ...

Two Bengali snack carts face off on this corner of Jackson Heights, Queens. Each claims one side of a 24-hour Duane Reade, a rare bland spot in the throng of storefronts promising South Asian sweets ...

From tandoori octopus phuchka to Belgian chocolate phuchka – the humble street food has come a long way. While Kolkata loves its phuchka in both traditional and trendy avatars, the popular street food ...