Bay Leaf The Kitchen

Avinash Kumar

1 year ago

5.0

Bay Leaf in Electronic City is a pocket friendly spot offering an exceptional blend of authentic Oriya and Bengali cuisines. The restaurant’s warm ambiance complements its extensive menu, which boasts a range of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. A standout item is the Pakhala, a traditional Oriya dish, which is served with refreshing sides, perfect for those craving authentic flavors. The Bhetki Fish Cutlet is another must-try – crispy on the outside and tender within, capturing the essence of Bengali seafood. For non-vegetarian lovers, Bay Leaf does not disappoint. The Golden Chicken, with its crisp golden exterior and juicy interior, is a crowd favorite, while the Punjabi Chicken offers a rich, aromatic spice blend that is deeply satisfying. The Prawn Manchurian adds a delightful Chinese twist to the menu, and the Dragon Chicken brings a spicy kick. Their Biryanis are fragrant and flavorful, embodying the perfect balance of spices. They even have Kolkata biryani that comes with an egg and potato which makes it more authentic. The tandoor items, including various kebabs, are also worth mentioning – perfectly charred and packed with smoky goodness. Even vegetarians can relish at this place . The dalma is a comforting one, you can also try their vegetarian thali. You can opt for takeaway or delivery. I’m sure you would become a regular at this spot.

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divya

2 years ago

5.0

Awsome place to visit and try all Bengali and Odisha cuisines. I tried up having mutton kosha with chicken chap. It was trendmously delicious and mouth warming taste. Highly recommended to visit ❤️

sourabh roy

2 years ago

5.0

I ordered chicken kosha from here and oh my god the portion size was good and it was perfectly cooked and really delicious thank you so much for the wonderful food.

Foodie

2 years ago

5.0

It’s very very nice yummy food ..and the quantity of food also was heavy love it

Swarnava

2 years ago

2.0

It opened with a lot of potential. Initial few weeks they served decent food. Ordered few chicken items and biryani (decent kolkata style biryani). The graph came down drastically. Biryani taste became inconsistent. Now they serve questionable food. Once we got cashew inside biryani, pretty sure some other rice was piled with the biryani rice. Food is too costly as well. You will hardly get 200gms of chicken including gravy (5 very small with bone pieces) for Rs. 320. They started tandoori items as well, but couldn't find courage to try those.