Yellow Turtle unveils pan-Asian menu inspired by Asia
Yellow Turtle new menu launches pan-Asian dishes from Thailand, China, Japan and more in 2026, blending regional flavours into a culinary journey — read more
Ekta Mathew 
KOLKATA, June 26, 2026 — Yellow Turtle new menu debuts this week with a pan-Asian culinary journey blending flavours from across Asia at the restaurant’s Kolkata locations.
The updated offerings began this month at Yellow Turtle’s Golpark and Baguiati outlets, featuring dishes inspired by food cultures of Thailand, China, Japan, Indonesia and Taiwan, restaurant management confirmed.
Pan-Asian innovation highlights new menu
The Yellow Turtle new menu introduces a range of dishes highlighting classic and modern regional recipes. Key items include charcoal cheese dim sum served with Thai green curry, and a kushiyaki grill selection that reflects Japanese robata techniques in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian formats.
“Our new menu honours the diversity of Asian street food and home-style cooking while presenting curated plates with contemporary presentation,” said Apeksha Lahiri, owner of Yellow Turtle and related dining ventures.
Menu driven by regional inspiration and chef creativity
The menu draws on a spectrum of Asian influences, with Southeast Asian craft pastes and bao varieties joined by handcrafted beverages to complete the offering. Diners can expect flavour profiles ranging from coconut-based broths to savoury grill selections.
Alongside the new food items, Yellow Turtle continues to enhance its dining experience with inviting interiors and service designed for both casual lunches and evening meals, the company added.
Context in local restaurant scene
As Kolkata’s food landscape expands, Yellow Turtle joins other dining destinations exploring pan-Asian concepts. The chain’s fresh approach aims to attract local foodies seeking diverse regional tastes under one roof.
Yellow Turtle’s pan-Asian menu remains available at its Golpark and newly expanded Baguiati locations. Diners are encouraged to explore the updated offerings during lunch and dinner hours.
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