Bengal Dhaba

Kiara

2 months ago

5.0

I visited Bengal Dhaba last week to celebrate my birthday with my mother, and it was a fantastic choice. If you’re looking for a spot that balances great food with a peaceful atmosphere, this is it. The Highlights: Food & Menu: The menu offers a great variety, and every dish we ordered was flavorful and delicious. Ambience: The restaurant is aesthetically pleasing and surprisingly quiet—perfect for a relaxed conversation and a special celebration. Service: The staff deserves a special mention. They were incredibly well-mannered, polite, and attentive throughout our meal. Overall Experience: A wonderful, stress-free experience. High-quality food and top-tier hospitality. Highly recommended for family outings!

+3

Anushka Sharma

8 months ago

5.0

Yesterday , we went there for my birthday celebration we ordered chicken fried wonton,keema kulcha , veg fried rice, BD special butter chicken and fresh lime soda wonton should serve with spicy dip it will enhance it's taste rice quantity is more then enough for 2 people like low appetite people like us , I guess it will tastes better with some Chinese sides . but the keema kulcha and butter chicken combo was just bomb😍 Ambience is really nice and aesthetic , service and behavior is also good our total bill is 1334 but got discount for pre booking though zomato over all experience was really amazing , will recommend to my friends and family for sure .

+1

Akash Sanyal

1 month ago

5.0

The ambience was excellent, I thoroughly enjoyed the swing chair and the food was satisfying however the price was on the upper side, if you are going with your partner you should make a budget of 1500 to be safe.

Sanskar Gupta

1 month ago

5.0

The Staff behaviour and service is absolutely best in class and food quality is top notch, there is nothing to worry about this restaurant.

Andy-Mrsverbivore-theMillenialEpicureanConnoisseur

1 month ago

4.0

Plentiful of gypsy crosscultural indoor vibes carefully carpeted inside an authentically crafted dhaba busking to its OG signature glory and offering a lavish spread of "A la carte" and a melange of wind down options for those Classified vagabonds 💃✌️✨️

user_40149303

1 month ago

3.0

The service is very good, The ambiance is also very good but the taste of the food is not too delicious like urban Masala. I personally didn't like the taste of food

Sraman Chatterjee

9 months ago

2.0

Food taste was not at all good as previous. Service person was also lazy. Recommendation of food by waiter was not at all satisfactory. All item was sweet. Very disappointed

Raksha Jaiswal

9 months ago

1.0

I recently visited Bengal Dhaba with my family during the holy month of Saawan, a deeply spiritual time when we strictly avoid non-vegetarian food. We made it very clear to the staff when ordering that we wanted only vegetarian dishes, keeping in mind our religious beliefs. Unfortunately, to our shock and dismay, we were served non-veg food. This was not just a mistake — it was a serious breach of trust and an utter disregard for our faith and dietary restrictions. When we raised the issue, the staff response was casual and lacked the urgency or respect such a sensitive matter deserved. Serving non-veg food to someone observing Saawan is highly disrespectful, and this experience has deeply upset us. A restaurant must take such matters seriously, especially in a country where religious practices around food are so significant. We urge the management to train their staff properly, label dishes clearly, and double-check orders — especially when customers have made specific requests based on religious or dietary restrictions. We will not be returning, and we hope others take caution when dining here during religious observances.

Raksha Jaiswal

9 months ago

1.0

I recently visited Bengal Dhaba with my family during the holy month of Saawan, a deeply spiritual time when we strictly avoid non-vegetarian food. We made it very clear to the staff when ordering that we wanted only vegetarian dishes, keeping in mind our religious beliefs. Unfortunately, to our shock and dismay, we were served non-veg food. This was not just a mistake — it was a serious breach of trust and an utter disregard for our faith and dietary restrictions. When we raised the issue, the staff response was casual and lacked the urgency or respect such a sensitive matter deserved. Serving non-veg food to someone observing Saawan is highly disrespectful, and this experience has deeply upset us. A restaurant must take such matters seriously, especially in a country where religious practices around food are so significant. We urge the management to train their staff properly, label dishes clearly, and double-check orders — especially when customers have made specific requests based on religious or dietary restrictions. We will not be returning, and we hope others take caution when dining here during religious observances.

Rima Talukdar

3 weeks ago

1.0

the fish was completely tasteless and there was hair in the dish. To comfirt our spoilt food, they offered us complementary ice cream on the house. that didnt even taste sweet and the chocochips put in was so bitter don't know if i will go there again.