Zakaria Street is a bustling and vibrant street in central Kolkata, located near the historic Nakhoda Mosque. It is especially famous for its rich culinary scene, offering a variety of Mughlai and street foods such as kebabs, biryani and sweets. The area comes alive during the holy month of Ramadan, when it transforms into a lively night food market, attracting visitors from across the city for its festive atmosphere and traditional delicacies.

The Nakhoda Mosque, also called Nakhoda Masjid, is the largest mosque in Kolkata, India, located at the junction of Zakaria Street and Rabindra Sarani in the Burrabazar district. Completed in 1926, it serves as the principal place of worship for the city’s Muslim community and stands as a major architectural and cultural landmark.