"The food was terrible, we couldn't eat it and had to send it back. Despite that, we were still charged for the order. I will be filing a complaint with the health department."
This is our most fav restaurant in NYC for Bangladeshi foods. Whenever we visit NY, we must visit this restaurant. Already, we have tried their beef tehari, chicken tehari, chicken roast, egg chop, ruhi fish, rupchada fish, Kolija bhuna pudding. And I must say, the tehari items, both ruhi fish and rupchada fish were more than awesome! We all loved them so much. However, the beef Kolija bhuna chicken roast were average, not up to the mark! Their borhani is good too. Overall, we love this restaurant, definitely better than other Bengali restaurants in NYC. Also, their service is great as well!
REALLY tastes like home. The place was very busy when we arrived but the lady taking orders was very patient with us despite it being so.The food was about as authentic bengali as it gets. Literally felt like I was eating food from home. The seating is a bit rough in that there isn't much of it, but just be patient with the staff and you will have a great time.I will say, for non-bengali's the menu might be a bit overwhelming since nothing is really explained, so just ask questions to get a feel for what you want and you'll have a great time.
Lots of options for bengali food. We had the Hilsha , chicken kebab, some bharta items. The price is very reasonable and the taste is also good. The restaurant is not very big and there is no menu card. All the food is for display so it is quite easy to order. Special word for the servers, I have rarely seen such friendly people. They even looked after our kid while we were eating. I will certainly go back
We go there regularly to enjoy Bengali foods and never been disappointed with the food quality. The foods might turn out to be a bit spicy for non-deshi people, so might ask the servers before ordering. The only problem with any Bangladeshi restaurant is the cleanliness. That’s I took one star off. I really wish they can spend more time to make the restroom and the hand washing area a bit more tidy.
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I recently ate at Ittadi restaurant and was impressed by the tasty food and friendly ambiance. One standout feature is the prayer area on the second floor, making it convenient for those needing to pray while dining. The food was incredibly delicious and I would definitely recommend it to anyone in search of a fantastic meal.
I have been a customer at this restaurant for years. While the prices have increased, the quality of the food is still good. I highly recommend trying the biryani, beef curry, and the various snacks available at the front counter. The service is great, although the restaurant can get quite crowded at times.
Reasonable food ..large traffic of diners, I went in because I was shopping in the area ..a lovely confirmation as if you had landed in India. But this restaurant is expensive in relation to the value..there is a credit card fee...it was not said, I was just fined.Food: 4/5
The food was flavorful and well seasoned. I’m not sure of some names of the dishes I got, so I will include photos of them. The chicken biryani was really good — the meat was very tender. Overall great vibe, feels like a local spot where the community comes together.
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Food was okay but the cashier (not all of them) needed to lose the bad attitude. She was unnecessarily rude to my friend. The service was average as well. They need better management for customer service.Food: 3/5
The food was terrible, we couldn't eat it and had to send it back. Despite that, we were still charged for the order. I will be filing a complaint with the health department.
Weekend Special Kacchi Biryani
Dried Shrimp Vorta (Balachong)
Deshi Kala Bhuna (Beef Bhuna)
Chicken Sheesh Kabab (Kofta)
Vegetable Samosa (Shingara)
Weekend Special Lamb Combo
Daal Vorta (Yellow Lentil)
Chicken Roast Pulao Combo
Cuisse De Poulet Tandoori
