Came to this place after almost 5-6 years and honestly disappointed with everything. The food was…read more5-10, you get raita, the shite sauce free with biryani everywhere but they asked for more money and I understand. The chicken was uncooked and I have attached the pictures. I paid first so that the receptionist doesn't feel like as if I am trying to have a free meal and told him and showed him the chicken but he said nothing and gave me the bill. Highly disappointed.

Great service and food was tasty although most was lukewarm. Came with a group and they were super…read moreaccommodating. We had the Aladdin platter, butter chicken, and some other dishes (people further down at the table so I'm not sure what they ordered). Reasonable prices too. They offer a buffet at lunchtime Monday - Friday. I'll be back to try more items on the menu

The people who work here are exceptionally nice and friendly! I love going here and supporting…read morethem. On top of that the food is good and the prices are cheap! I got 3 meals worth of food for $25. Restaurant space is a hole in the wall but that's not what you go her for.

Set your expectations…read more Ambience: 1/5 Food flavor: 3.5/5 Quantity: 4-5/5 Value: 5/5 Better to consider this as a hole in the wall place. Personally I like to go there as I feel i am making a trip to a 3rd world experience. A place where Bangladesh (Bangla) people gather. and chat, like a market place.

One of my most memorable bites from all of 2024! The staff was beyond friendly and welcoming. I…read moreloved the offering of half half pies and wish more places would offer that. Came inspired by Andrew zimmern's bizzare food pit stop here. Detroit style Half half: dried fish (dried shrimp and fish, roasted garlic, onions, cilantro, fish paste) + naga (chicken, red onion, cilantro, and naga sauce (borderline ghost pepper sriracha) with side of their famous ghost sauce! The dried fish had a nice saltiness to it and good texture. The naga sauce was what I was most excited for...can't say it was as hot as advertised by had stellar flavor. It felt a bit more like a Jamaican scotch bonnet pepper sauce.

The food was awesome and for this being my first time here the service was good also. I had the…read moreghost pizza, because I'm a spicy fanatic. Skeptical of the scoville level I only ordered a small. It's rather small restaurant as you could only seat 10 comfortably. I recommend if you crave something different. Also realize it on the high price side. Enjoy!

I had their food before, and it was great. Went back a few times food was amazing. Recently went…read moreback after a few months and the food is not the same. It went from 9 to 1 star to me they really need to bring the old cook back food was horrible.

The service was incredible. The wiener was so thoughtful and always anticipated our needs. The food…read morewas incredible and the best fuchka i have had in Michigan. I always get the kala bhun, Fuchka and the chicken Biriyani. Favorite authentic Bangladeshi restauran!!

I changed my whole life eating here. Now my grandkids are in love with the place now! We will be…read moreback for more. Great experience and good service ! Highly recommend you join them out

Fantastic Indian food. Dining room is creepy but ate there anyway - no biggie. Drove too far to…read morejust get carryout. Staff was really nice and accommodating. We had the tandoori chicken, excellent; chicken korma, creamy and lovely; butter chicken which we were fighting over the sauce. Even the kiddo was happy. Veggie shinkara (spelling) also spicy, crisp and hot. Overall I would give it 5 but I take one away for the weird dining room lol. Did notice a steady stream of carryouts the whole time. My go-to for Indian food since moving to Detroit. Thank you Kabob House! Another dinner at Kabob House, food was still delicious! Butter chicken, chicken masala, korma - all wonderful. Naan and samosas hot and fresh.

The food here is good, there are multiple Bengali snacks to try like the Shingara and Samosas. The…read moreambiance is not the best to be fair but the ambiance does not reflect the food. The Moglai paratha is very good, I would definitely recommend anyone to try that. Their food tastes good and service is quick. I would come again!

My friends at work decided to order about 20 carry out dinners from this restaurant and asked me if…read moreI would like to order a dinner also. I live in Shelby Township and wanted to try Bangladeshi food. I order a rice with tandoori chicken dinner for $15. It was horrible! I got 4 chicken legs that barely had any meat on them and they were so bad that the restaurant had to bury them in the rice to hide them. One of the "legs" had one bite of meat on it that it looked like a toothpick with a small amount of chicken on it. One of my friends dinners didn't even have the meat that was ordered. This dinner wouldn't cost anymore than maybe $6 to $8 at most anywhere else. A container full of rice, one hard boiled egg and 4 chicken bones with meat you would serve to a dog. I do NOT recommend this to people from Bengali or anywhere else!

What a find! We dropped in to grab a bite. There are to go pastries and a small area of to go…read morefood, but ask for a menu and order a meal to go, or you can eat at one of their few tables. This is the best meal I have had in a while! We got a saag paneer, garlic naan, Manchurian cauliflower with gravy and lamb biriyani. Fantastic meal, and the owner could not have been nicer.

It's one of those hidden gems. I'm so happy I discovered it…read more Delicious food, fresh sweets, and plenty of vegetarian options. And I'm quiet about the tea.

Good food great service nice place for family friendly people big parking lot free parkingread more

OMG when I say this restaurant needs to be closed, I mean it. I didn't even get any pictures…read morebecause I was just so disgusted. My friend convinced me to try this place with her which is why I went (its not close to me at all). The food was surprisingly good considering the fact that previous reviews mentioned mold in their pre-packaged items. The worst thing about this restaurant is the disgusting bathroom. Files were buzzing around my head, piles of tissue and paper towel all over, the toilet was full of piss before I could actually pee & there was barely any soap to wash my hands. I saw one of the employees go to the restroom after me and I know he didnt wash his hands because he was in there for like one minute tops. The fact that I survived after eating there is a miracle because if the bathroom isnt clean then how is the kitchen clean? Needless to say, I will never eat here again. The service was decent but it was still not enough for me to feel comfortable trying this place out another time.

It's cold inside the restaurant. Had to let my coat on. My hands are cold. It doesn't seem like a…read morespot folks dine at often. Keep seeing lots of folks picking up orders and double parking their cars in the driveway to come in and pick up their carry out orders. Ordered starter Gobi Manchurian, veggie samosa, 2 dal soup, Chana masala, Tarka daal, mushroom bhaji and tandoori chicken. $94.24 They gave us the crunchy thin Papadum. Be careful while eating that the seasoning on top doesn't flip up into your eyes, it did that to my husband. He flicked off the seasoning so it wouldn't do it again. The Papadum is good. There was a random empty water bottle at the table. Table top is peeling, needs a refinish. I would put the fly strip in a more discrete spot and not hang it in the vestibule behind the counter. The samosas are good, dough is nice and light, like a wonton and it's packed with potatoes, peas and corn, which is a bit odd. It's better with some chutney. The Gobi Manchurian tastes good, just not crispy at all. The lentil soup is scalding, it's good. I like the roasted garlic in the soup and added some lemon to it as well. The Chana masala is okay, they put potatoes in it as filler instead of more chick peas. Other than the potatoes, it's good. The butter chicken is rather sweet, it's still pretty good. I am glad the chicken chunks aren't too big in this dish. Not a fan when it seems like the pieces are half a breast of chicken. Mushrooms aren't too bad. Not special. The lentils are good. Their garlic naan tastes sweet, almost, it's decent. The tandoori chicken is good.

Inedible. I had been wanting to try this place for quite some time and was finally able to get an…read moreorder in for lunch. I ordered the lamb korma which came with rice and a cheese naan. The cheese naan was weird tasting. Not sure what cheese it was, but it just tasted off. I had a couple bites and that was that. The rice was hard/almost stale tasting. Clearly undercooked which is a bit perplexing to me considering how much rice they presumably make on a daily basis. Had two bites before stopping. The lamb was inedible. It was the least tender meat I've ever had from a restaurant. There were about a dozen chunks/pieces. I took a bite or tried to take a bite out of each one. I couldn't take a bite out of a single one. Absolutely disgusting. Very disappointing considering it was close to $20 and the food wasn't cooked. BIG YIKES.

I tried the lunch buffet and this little strip mall restaurant was a surprising delight. At only…read more$6.99 I wasn't expecting much but every item in the little buffet was good and the Tandoori Chicken was excellent! The meal came with all you could eat Nan unleavened bread and the bright red Tandoori chicken delivered separately to my table. The Tandoori chicken had a flavorful tanginess that was unexpected given that it had the appearance reminiscent of overly bright red-dyed Chinese food. My return for an evening entree' was good as well but those afraid of spice beware! Some dishes are very hot. I had never tried Bangladeshi cuisine before but it is similar to some of the high quality Indian food I have eaten elsewhere.