I always cater food from here . Raja never fails me . Yummy Bengali food .Loved their chilli fish…read moreand goat Biryani . Cauliflower Rezala was yummy and so was the Raita .. Also their fish curry . Best was the chickpea ( Chotpoti) Appetizer.

They are one of the worst ones out there. If you guys order something, they will not give you for…read morewhat they promise you. It's not worth it. Like I tried the kacchi biryani, it was horrible.

They have an absolutely amazing rava onion dosa. I came last weekend with my dad and it was so so…read moreso good! I was completely a mind blown by this place. It was amazing. Their somber was really good as well. I crave it. Literally all the time now and the service was absolutely amazing. It's a cute little shop on West Maple Avenue. Def come here

Great place for Dosa. There Dosa is the best in Northern Virginia. We were a large group . The…read moreDida's were crispy tasty . Loved their sambar dal . Friendly waiter .Ordered a takeaway for hubby . He loved it too .

Tried the Hariyali chicken kabob for the first time. It came with a few veggies and a wedge of…read morelemon. When I ordered, I asked if it came with a sauce and was told it did, but I guess it was forgotten in my order. About halfway through the meal, the chicken started to feel a bit dry, so I went back and they gave me the sauce. Which helped a log, was also dipping in my friends curry.  The naan was $2.99, plus an extra 50¢ if you wanted butter. It was smaller than I expected. My friend ordered the chicken tikka curry, and I actually liked that dish better, especially with the rice. Maybe Indian kebabs just aren't my thing. One thing that was a little confusing was that there were photos of dishes on the wall that weren't listed on the menu. The menu also didn't include any descriptions, so unless you're already familiar with Indian food, you'll probably have to ask a lot of questions about what everything is.

My friends and I were looking for somewhere to eat before a movie that wasn't in the food court but…read morealso wouldn't take too long and we found this place, which had good reviews. I ended up ordering the butter chicken and I tried some of my friends' chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and samosa. The samosa and naan were great. Nothing special, but solid. I had ordered my chicken "medium" spice, and boy did I regret it. It was so spicy I ended up being unable to eat more than a quarter of it. My other friend who also ordered theirs medium struggled too. I wish the cashier had said something when we ordered emphasizing it was more authentic spice or what the scale represented or just something warning us and/or encouraging us to order mild. I just assumed I didn't want the lowest tier because I wanted some spice, and picked the next level. But my lips were burning and I was afraid I was going to be sick. Flavor wise, honestly awesome though. A little overpriced for the quick service ambiance and absolutely freezing inside. But I would go back (and order mild).

My party of 9 arrived at 6pm and we were treated to a fantastic feast. We shared a variety of…read moredelicious appetizers, to include: dal puri, haleem, pakora, paratha, and naan. We were already full! Then our main orders came... biryana, kabobs, and curries... all delicious and all authentically prepared. When we could not have another bite, we were treated with the most wonderful gulab jamun. Most of us had enough leftovers for another meal! I strongly recommend that you visit Aladdin. I suspect you will be very happy!

We recently visited Aladdin Restaurant in Washington, DC, and I must say, it was a wonderful…read moreexperience for anyone who loves authentic Bengali food. From the moment I walked in, I felt a warm and welcoming atmosphere that reminded me of home-style dining. The staff were polite, friendly, and very attentive, making sure everything was perfect throughout my visit. I ordered several Bengali dishes, and every item was full of rich flavor and traditional taste. The rice was fresh and perfectly cooked, the curries were well-balanced with spices, and the fish and meat dishes were tender and delicious. The bhorta, dal, and vegetable items tasted just like homemade food, which is hard to find in many restaurants. The aroma and presentation of the food made the experience even better. What I loved most was the authenticity. You can truly feel that the chefs understand Bengali cuisine and prepare each dish with care. The portion sizes were generous, and the prices were reasonable for the quality and taste. The restaurant was clean, comfortable, and suitable for families, friends, or even solo dining. Whether you are missing Bangladeshi flavors or simply want to explore traditional Bengali food, this place is a great choice. Overall, Aladdin Restaurant is a hidden gem in DC for Bengali food lovers. I highly recommend it and will definitely be coming back again.

Very friendly and professional service Had their with…read more on a rainy evening . Excellent food. Highly recommended. Nice samosas as well.

Food five star, service awesome, nice and ample ambiance to eat. We tried duck curry and…read morefutchka-taste was the best and mouthwatering,we really enjoyed. I believe rest of the items are delicious too. I loved their dedication for service, business and food quality.

Very friendly and attentive wait staff. Fast service…read more The restaurant is decorated with white linen table cloths and nice flowers; gives off an intimate feel. However, the food is mediocre at best. The sauces are heavily oil. Will not be coming back.

I came here for a group dinner yesterday after many years, and the place is still pretty vibrant…read moreand spacious although finding parking in the front of the restaurant can be a pain and I had to park at the other extreme end of the building complex. The food was buffet style because of the large group. It was nothing spectacular, but at least I did not get an upset stomach. I was looking forward to that Good Gajjar Halva but they only had the Gulab jamuns for dessert which was subpar. Net net not a bad experience..

I ordered the Vada and Masala Dosa They were both delicious…read moreand I go back and order the same thing everytime I go! Service is excellent and the staff is very friendly and quick to get orders out Great vibes overall

So, we have not been here for a while. The place has changed hands. While the menu is the same,…read morethe service is terrible. The service used to be quick and efficient. Now it is slow and it is really hard to get someone's attention. The food was still pretty good. A little different than it used to be, but still pretty good. The service is bad. At the end, they also have a $5 charge for using credit cards. I have no issue with the charge, but it should be disclosed upfront and not sprung on the customer at the very end. Very unfortunate about the service, since this is used to be one of our go to places to eat.

Great experience. Owned by a family and they're all so amazing and accommodating. They recommended…read morethe buffet because it was a better deal for our family which we really loved. Felt like I was eating at a family home. Such welcoming energy from everyone. SUPPPPPERRR AUTHENTIC!!! You need to try this place out!

Delicious food, but clean up of tables is super slow, so you can walk in and there will be multiple…read moretables with no people but with dirty dishes on them. This is the one thing that has to get remedied here, because the food itself is absolutely delicious. Excellent Kabli Pulau; better than anywhere else we tried all the way out to Chantilly. The trotters are exceptional, and everything else so good. If I had to choose the things that underwhelm me, I would say the chapli kebobs are sometimes great and sometimes bad; depends on how long they overcook them and let them sit around. I'm not a fan of their chickpeas because they're tasteless and are in more of a broth than a thick sauce. Spinach is good, bread is unbelievably great. We have also had very large take out order, and it was huge portions and well packaged.