What is hilsa fish price in Siliguri?

Hilsa at Siliguri Fresh Mart starts from Rs.1,200 per kg. Prices fluctuate daily based on catch and season. Monsoon Hilsa (June-September) is the fattest and most flavourful.

Is Bangladeshi hilsa better than Indian?

Both are excellent, but Bangladeshi Hilsa from the Padma river is considered the gold standard due to its higher fat content and sweeter flavour. We source both — clearly labelled on our website.

When is the best time to buy hilsa?

The monsoon season (June-September) brings the fattest Hilsa. During Puja season (October-November), demand peaks. We try to keep Hilsa available year-round, but quality and price vary by season.

Tenualosa ilisha

Authentic Hilsa (Ilish) — The King of Fish in Bengal

Fat, silver-scaled Hilsa from Bangladesh & Bengal rivers — the most prized fish in Bengali cuisine, delivered fresh.

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About Hilsa (Ilish) Fish

Hilsa (Ilish) is not just a fish in Bengal — it's an emotion. The Tenualosa ilisha migrates from the Bay of Bengal into the Padma, Meghna, and Teesta rivers, arriving fat and flavourful during monsoon season. We source the best Hilsa from Bangladesh and West Bengal, delivered to Siliguri while the flesh is still firm and the belly fat is at its peak. Each Hilsa is inspected for quality: bright silver scales, clear eyes, and that unmistakable sweet aroma. Cleaned and cut as you prefer — steaks, longitudinal slices, or whole.

Nutrition (per 100g)

Protein

21g per 100g

Omega-3

Very High

Fat

High (healthy)

Calories

155 kcal

Best Cooked As

Bhapa Ilish (steamed)Ilish macher jhalShorshe Ilish (mustard)Paturi (banana leaf)

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