Bengali Restura

Tanhim Ahamed Annoy 4 months ago

Absolutely loved the food here! We tried the beef, vegetable dishes, daal, and different types of bhorta — every single dish was full of authentic flavor and cooked perfectly. You can really taste the care and quality in the food. The service was excellent as well, very welcoming and attentive throughout our visit. And the cherry on top was the tea — honestly one of the best teas I’ve had in a long time. Highly recommend this place if you’re craving authentic Bengali food!

Mehadi Hasan 5 months ago

I recently visited a Bangladeshi restaurant and tried their beef curry, vegetable curry, and chicken curry. The chicken curry was definitely the highlight—it had good flavor and tasted well-prepared. However, the beef curry and vegetable curry didn’t feel very authentic to traditional Bangladeshi taste, and they were a bit disappointing compared to what I expected. On the positive side, the pricing was quite reasonable, which makes it an okay option if you’re looking for something affordable. Overall, my experience was mixed—not bad, but not particularly memorable either.

Trinity Cowburn 5 months ago

We drove two hours from our home in Pennsylvania to visit this restaurant. My host daughter was so happy to have an authentic Bengali dinner. The service was wonderful and the food fantastic! We had vegetable biryani, kacchi biryani, butter chicken, mixed vegetable pakoras, and garlic naan. It was all so good, but we really loved the butter chicken. We will definitely return in the future for a little taste of home for my girl.

Sabbir Hussain 8 months ago

Absolutely love this place. Their tea is honestly the best in town, it takes me right back to my days in Bangladesh. The Thai soup is my go‑to every time, rich, flavorful, and comforting. I still make the 30‑minute drive on weekends because the food is always worth it. A solid spot for anyone looking for delicious halal Chinese dishes with great consistency.

shabab k Edited 8 months ago

Ordered from doordash. They literally gave me Kacchi with a big piece of bone. You can compare the two pictures how much quantity of meat I got. I spent around $20 to order this piece of crap. Even in Bangladesh, the restaurants provide at least two pieces of meat with 400 taka Kacchi who is roughly around $3. If you wanna do business, please do it the proper way and the honest way, whatever you gave me even my dog won't eat this. I recommend everyone not to order theirKacchi Biryani (Mutton). I tried their other food. Those are good. I don't recommend their Kacchi. UPDATE AFTER OWNER RESPONSE: This response is rude and unprofessional. Instead of apologizing, you chose to argue, lecture me about “USA lifestyle mentality,” and make assumptions about my lifestyle without knowing who I am. That alone shows a complete lack of professionalism. I clearly stated that your other items were good. This review is only about your Kacchi, which was mostly bone, as clearly shown in the photos. I didn’t spend $20 to eat bones or to be talked down to. This is a public platform, and everyone can see how poorly you handle criticism. If this is how you talk to customers, that says everything ab