We went there to celebrate Jamai shoshthi 2022. Food menu was spread through authentic Bengali dishes. We ordered Fish fry, Chicken sweet corn soup and chicken Kabiraji in starter, with aampora sorbot. In main course, we took rice, Mugdal, Alubhaja, Tel potol, tel koi, Dab chingri, mutton dakbanglow and Ilish Bhapa. Dessert was a combination of Aamer chatni and Malpoa. All the dishes were prepared with genuine Bengali taste and all of them were delicious. But one problem we faced is their very slow pace of service, may be they have staff shortage. This slow service affected our eating a bit as we had to cancel some orders as they couldn't deliver it on time. Overall, food taste and quality was awesome. Price is reasonable if you want to eat genuine and homely delicious Bengali food sitting in Mumbai.

Not very good experience here ordered chicken fried rice taste not up to mark . Not masaledaar and the chicken seemed more like egg. And very very very overpriced.😪😪😪😪😪😯. I will not advice to go here baaki apke upar. 😽😽😽😽😽😽💣💣🔚.

Excellent Bengali food in Mumbai. Good ambience, modest and professional staffs. Price is at the higher side but you wouldn't regret it. IIT Bombay students get flat 10% off.

This is good bengali restaurant for authentic bengali cuisine lovers. They offer most of the signature bengali authentic dishes. And they tasted most of the times authentic..prices are also reasonable considering the surroundings. But the place is little small and ambience is just OK type. But if you are in in that particular area you should go for lunch or dinner for bengali food.

Overpriced af. Food is okayish.

Nice Bengali Restaurant in Powai, Mumbai. Authentic Bengali style food is served here. Most of the staff is from Bengal. Fish, Aloo Bhaja, we tried.

Too good... in terms of Authentic Bengali Food. Very fresh fish. And the service is fast. Does have a family atmosphere. Its amount of food justifies the cost. Almost pocket- friendly. The location and space could have been better. Common washroom facility with the adjacent restaurants. Not hygienic. In case you are living close to Powai, do order fish fry,fish finger, chingrir malaak a ri, and the very famous kolkata biryani

Good place to have a Bengali style lunch/dinner. The service is very slow and the waiting time is long. But the food is worth it. Both the quality and quantity are good.

The ambience is really comfortable. The quality of food especially fish items and conventional Bengali food items were delicious. It's better to try fish item choices and others here other than mutton dishes.

It was just mind-blowing. Truly Bengali dishes are available here. If you are far from home and want to taste Bengali food then it is a must come.

This is one of best restaurant for authentic Bengali cuisine. Here you can try bhedki fish fry, mutton kobiraji, etc. Chholar daal with luchi and Patishapti are must give a try.

The restaurant is tiny but the food served was amazing. If anyone wants to try out Bengali cuisine then this is definitely the place. Fish cutlet is a must

Heard that it's also the favourite of Sachin Tendulkar

The classic bengali food and the rich bengali heritage is depicted through this wonderful restaurant which also happens to provide good catering services as well. Rich preparations on fish mutton and chicken . Must visit

Great place for Bengali food...

To be very frank, food is the only thing for which we come to restaurants and at that point they messed up today. In one word, the food was not good. We ordered the items below: 1) fish fry 2) rice 3) daal with macher matha 4) Alu posto 5) katla Kalia 6) chingri macher malaikari 7) ilish with sorshe 8) misti doi Now comes review for each of them: 1) fish fry: not all of them were properly fried, one has some mild smell, and most importantly they probably don't give vetki, but in Mumbai expecting vetki is a joke, so no offence. 2) rice: not properly cooked, felt hard while chewing 3) daal with macher matha: it was fine. I mean to say good. It enhances the taste with macher matha 4) Alu posto: salt is less, due to which it was pale in taste. Alu posto becomes authentic when you find the essence of masters oil from it, missed that. 5) katla Kalia: it was good. 6) chingri macher malaikari: tasted it a little bit... from friend's plate only, found to be alright. But lack the freshness of the chingri 7) ilish with sorshe: not at all good. No taste of hilsa in this dish. Fish had not even a decimal point of freshness. Felt like it was in cold storage for years and then it came. 8) misti doi: nothing to say. I didn't take it as I am having a sore throat and it was cold. I think it was good by look. At the end, go there, but order responsibly, because they are going to disappoint you if you keep the mind set of Kolkata's Bijoli Grills. N.B. I went for Kolkata style Biriany, but they didn't have it. Another reason for disappointment.

One of the traditional Bengali food chain, located in Hiranandani Powai. The quality of food and taste is awesome, lot of special bengali foods are serve there. In desert bengali sweets like, misty dahi, rosogolla, malopowa, rabri etc are available. In starter fish fry, egg devil, chopp, ghughni, Murshidabadi chicken, panner tikka, different kebabs etc are also served. In main course Luchi, bengali style paratha, roti, nan, biryani, mughlai,polow, different types of rice are also available. In fish item Hilsha, pabda, vetki, tangra, crabs, prawns, Dohi mach, kankra kosha also available. Can try it if you like bengali foods.

The food was unlimited for ₹ 900 but the taste was not that great. Last year during Durga puja I had dinner there only and the food at that time was much better.

Nice

Its a super station of Grills

The food quality is down as per rate.

I was working here as Data entry officer and here's atmosphere is awesome

Nice ambient, good stafff

Not good

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OK ok

Happy republic day

Food was good - the fixed puja menu. Served hot. We reached by 1 pm, so were able to get a table, else be prepared to wait for 1.30-1.45 hrs. Service was a little slow - slower than what I remember pre-covid. Nos of tables available is lower as one part of the restaurant (the older part) is closed.

Very Good 👍

Went on Ashthami 2020 , due to covid 19 waiting time was very less . Staff is very friendly and well behaved . Taste is awesome . By the time you finish your starters there is no place left to eat main course . Best Bengali food available in Mumbai .

Good Authentic Food, must visit empty stomach, portions are fairly good, delicious stuff.

Food is OK, but too long waiting for handful customer. Even for the bill it was 20 min waiting. The biggest drawback is poor time management.

At nice location..best service and good behaving staff..littlebit space for parking...

The names of the dishes on the menu were very much Bengali but the taste was absolutely hopeless. The service of the waiters is pathetic. With rice I had to sit for half an hour and then the mutton was served. The starters were way too oily to be eaten. I wanted to rate in minus but unfortunately that option is unavailable.

Food was not prepared nor garnished properly. We ordered a lot of bengali dishes to try. Fish finger was good, but ghugni was tasteless. Mutton rezzala lacked flavor and daab chingri was dialed down with water. Vetki paturi was a major disappointment because it only had mustard and nothing else, the fish sizes in the banana leaves were also small. Aloo posto in the thali hardly had any posto in it. In all, we were disappointed that the food was not even close to little of what bengali cuisine should be about. It was overpriced given the quality. About the service, it was okay. There were 3 bengali boys who were as slow and as lazy as you can imagine. So expect to call out to them a lot to come get your order or to remind them that we had another appetizer remaining to be served. Location is okay and ambience inside the restaurant was not great. It was a small cramped up space with dimmed lights - something that did put our moods off as we entered. The only good thing about the restaurant is you have a wall adorning different saris from bengal. Go at your own risk.

Excellent Bengali. Good ambience, modest and professional staffs.The quality of food especially fish items and conventional Bengali food items were delicious. This is one of best restaurant for authentic Bengali cuisine

Special thanks to bappa dada made maa,s birthday great with the special surprise cake 🎂🎉 and the food was delicious 😋 & hospitality was awesome 👍 , pls once come & enjoy u will like the most .

We only went for hilsa/Ilish fish. The whole fish costs us 2000/-. The taste was good. If you are looking for good Bengali cuisine in mumbai, you must visit this place. The price is on the higher side but you won't regret it after having the first bite. This time we only had hilsa and aloo posto for lunch but surely gonna visit again to try other dishes. Service: 5/5 (staff was so polite and explained about the dish so well)

MY very first experience of savouring Bengali cuisine was at this place. Accompanied by 2 of my seniors who were bengali. This place has a very authentic taste of Kolkata! Very friendly staff and the service here is bit slow. Their fish and mutton both are must try.

The service was quite slow even though it was only us but the food was extremely authentic. The fish curry was great. Visit if you wanna eat out but still homely food.

If you are craving for bengali food in Mumbai, you can definitely pick this place in Powai. The menu has quite a variety of Bengali food and it tastes as good as you would have had in Kolkata. The prices are moderate and the items are many. We had luchi, ghugni followed by fish finger and ofcourse Kolkata special biryani. So you can choose more and eat more without burning a hole in your pocket. The restaurant has an inner AC space and outer space to enjoy your food the way you prefer. The staff is polite, orders are served quite quick and best part its open till midnight.

Awesomely delicious food and the authentic Bengali taste. I enjoyed the meal thoroughly.

Feels good

The place is good the food is good. They come up with a Special Unlimited Thali System during Navratri. The only problem there is the parking. It is a little expensive for the average middle class people but overall a good place.

Excellent food. Super Ambience. Polite staff.

Experience was decent enough not as expected and saw the reviews online. Budget Friendly resto you can try fish fingure and egg devil. If you are in Pawai Andheri Mumbai' and looking for to try some bengali food you must visit once.

Visited on Nabami afternoon for lunch. Limited car parking is available which can accommodate about 6 cars. Given that it’s a high demand stop for Bengalis during Durga Puja we were offered a Set menu. The menu was extensive and the food was met my high expectations and thus there was no room for complaint. However the service was very slow and most of the time we were waiting for the next item to arrive which was quite frustrating.

Great food and service. One of the best bengali cuisines available in Mumbai.

I havw always loved their food but seems with the current situation may be they have the beat cook. Food failed to bring the magic.

Here no one alone

Not so good

This place serves the best authentic Bengali food in Powai

Excellent food.Good ambience.Well behaved staffs.Must be tried their Bengali dishes.

Awesome ??

Good Place.

Good food

Bad

If you are craving bengali food in Mumbai then this is the place to go....the authentic flavours will simply touch your soul. The staff here can speak in Bengali as well.

Authentic Bengali Non Veg food

Good Bengali cuisine

A place for Authentic Bengali food in Powai.

Like the Betki fish. Ambience and food is just fine if you are alone or with friends after a drink

One of the best Bengali restaurant you can find around Powai, Mumbai. The services are really good. Quantity and quality wise they have maintained the standards. A little expensive when compared to other restaurants nearby. But go to place if you have a craving for fish!

Not much for the vegetarians

Good

Not gr8 food

Ordered Bhapa ilish and Prawns cutlet. Hopeless taste. It's not once but whenever had ilish fish it was worthless. Wonder why they keep the price so high for one piece of fish which always turns out to be tasteless. Will never visit or recommend again.

I loving it 😍.

Food is tasty.. ambience and service is very good... but it is costly

I dint like the food from this restaurant. For the crave of Bengali food,i travell from down south Bombay to powai. Tried their nonveg thali. It was consist of rice,pulao(i dint opt),dal(strangely sweet),alu posto(can be better,lacked the taste),fish pathri(marination was good but it was kept in fridge for long time..the fish gave that symptoms),mutton was uncooked(on asking they tried boiling again),chanar r malpoa was the best in the thali. This thali costed me 550rs which is overrated. I have had better and memorable experience in bijoli grill,Banga bhavan, Barakhamba road,new delhi

It's place for Bengali people. All dishes are bengali. Taste is good. If you like Bengali food, you can try some at this place.

Good food but small portions! Decent service and well priced. If in mumbai and craving for bengali food, this place is a must.. Dabb chingri was best ?

It's remotely placed but a bong would know it..m not a good judge on authenticity of Bengali cusine, but m foodie and I know what good food tastes like..doesn't have too many options but they are good with what they have. Pleasant staff, definitely worth a try.

Excellent pace to relish Bengali cuisine. Great ambience suitable for groups, families and traditional parties too. People talk and understand Bengali here. They make sure they offer a plethora of items in their menu to make sure everyone's taste preferences are covered. A little pricey but that might not matter if you enjoy the food and service there. Pic courtesy: Tirtha Das

Good place for family dinner

Yummy food.. Small place... Authentic bengali food...Taste is consistent.. Around 6 Parking space available

Food was good Service was slow,perhaps due to rush Restaurant should have maintained better hygiene Too many flies in area which is Non AC Parking is available Overall 3/5

A small bengali eatery. A good menu to try out all dishes of the state. Unpretentious. Decent staff. The food is ok. I means it's good Bengali food but I wouldn't lick my fingers off the macher jhol. the kosha mangsho was disappointing. I have had better mangshos in hole in the walls in kolkata. Not too heavy on the pocket so when you want to try the fuss luchi and mangsho or try a poshto come here.

If you're looking for Bengali Gourmet Indulgence, this is the place...💖

Excellent food

Very small, extremely slow service, quality of dishes highly variable. Good to very bad.

You will get the pure and ethnic taste of bengali foods. Ask BG about their 'today's special'. ?

Go to place for Bengali fish preparations

Yummy

Biggest menu among all bengali joints in mumbai i think. Starters were great. Mains disappointed. Too much onion garlic paste used in dishes like chitol macher muitha and dhokar dalna, giving punjabi taste to bengali food. Bengali gravies are lighter.

Don't miss Aam-Panna and Fish Fry

Food is stale, smelling badly, very bland and with little/no taste. Pls never order from here.

I have visited this place many times with friends. The first time, I came here with a senior of mine and he introduced me with different authentic Bengali food. I love the food but the price is high comparatively, however, IIT Bombay fellows get a 10% concession.

Authentic and reasonably priced Bengali cuisine in the heart of Powai....A must-eat restaurant for all Bengali Food-lovers....

Bit costly, however food is very nice.

Loved it

A good place to try bengali food but not very typical.

They have exceptional service, food is really tasty , authentic. I love this place

Nice taste of food

The seating is a bit clumsy but food is really good and the staff was really courteous

It's the food for soul.. It is shrine for Any Bengali food lovers ♥

Decent option for kolkata bengali food (plus kolkata chinese and some kolkata mughlai food). While there are the typical kolkata fish chicken and mutton options, please do try the vegetarian dishes. Luchi with chholar daal or the chhanar chop, shukto, dhokar dalna etc. Mutton kosha is very good but the pieces i got (everytime i ate there, at least 10 times) are very bony. Should do something about it. Daab chingri is a must try, with boiled rice. Try taking a bengali friend who knows something about bengali cuisine to avoid blasphemies like having shukto with biryani...