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.

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.

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.

Affordable prices, and I definitely recommend it. Deshi items such as beef and fish are of good…read morequality. However, it would be great if they could increase the variety of deshi items.

Very affordable prices and good service by the store people. Food is great too. I got to get my…read morechildhood favorite snacks from here.

best karahi i have in my life! awesome food!…read morevery authentic! open 24 hours.. very busy and noisy..

Stop the best in the DMV - by FAR. No one clones close to their chick peas. Open late…read more One downside: prices have gone through the roof. $21 for a kabob plate is rough. We used to go weekly, now maybe once a month.

This place had a pretty solid buffet that will go away soon. Their selection wasn't that big, but…read moreall were solid. Their curries are a little on the soupy side, so u must be ok with that. Service was fast and friendly. The place was clean. And it got busy for lunch on a Tuesday as well. They said they were going to go to a chipotle model and charge a $12 per plate/bowl lunch.

I discovered this place through Uber Eats. Let me tell you that the food is top notch…read more The tandoori.. spicy and delicious. The yogurt sauce and garlic naan are a must to enjoy this meal. Samosas and their biriani are my favorites too. I always get it to go. Portions are very generous and service is great!

I had heard of this place for years and then I got to try it. The chicken and the naan were…read moreamazing. I will definitely go back

I usually have a good experience here. The service is typically very friendly, although the last…read moretime I went the staff member helping me wasn't particularly welcoming. That said, the food is really good. The curried chickpeas are amazing and one of my favorite things on the menu. The curried chicken is also very good, and I love getting the salad with the green chutney -- the chutney especially adds a lot of great flavor. It's not the cleanest place inside, but the food itself is tasty and keeps me coming back

This isn't a dine in place and that's why I trust their food. Sacrificial Lamb has been around for…read moreyears in a competitive location. I order a lot of different options if I am not cooking. Aloo gobi for a veg, Vindaloo (be careful) or Rogan Josh for a lovely rich spicy sauce for meat. I am a British American white gal, and I have a problem getting a properly hot Vindaloo anywhere in the states. I often get my friend with an Indian accent to place any Indian orders, then it's actually spicy ....Please remember that some of us know what we are ordering. I have a photo of myself as a kid on a restaurant wall in England eating Trindaloo. Don't forget your Mango Lassi. The sips of that yogurt based drink balance the heat. The naan here is also great. I want to try the almond one next.

We ordered Carry Out from this restaurant. I need a whole chicken, which was OK. I ordered raita on…read morethe side for $2.95. I got a tiny little condiment container was ridiculous.

Food: Great. Service: Great…read more Ambiance: Great. The garlic and regular naan and the gulab jamun were great. The baklava was fire. The lamb chops with rice, peas, and vegetables was very good. The mango lassi was fire. Delicious.

We had an absolutely wonderful experience at Tandoori Kabob & Grill! The food was…read moreoutstanding--fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. I have dietary restrictions and can't tolerate heavily seasoned meats, and they got it exactly right. My chicken kabob was beautifully browned, tender, and lightly seasoned--just perfect--served with delicious rice and a crisp, fresh salad. My husband said his gyro was the best he's had anywhere--this is now his go-to spot! The restaurant has been under new ownership for the past few months, and it's even better than before. Mohammad was incredibly helpful with suggestions and made sure everything suited our needs. Even though we live a bit of a distance away, we'll definitely be making the trip back--often!

What an awesome restaurant... the food is absolutely delicious! Everything we ordered was…read moredelicious. Recommend starting with the Ragda Pattice and your main dish butter or tandori chicken. If they are serving scallops, order it! Whatever main dish you order, you have to order one of their house made chutneys. We really enjoyed the mango chutney. Also, don't forget the naan! We like plain or garlic. They are about a 5-7 min walk from the Capital One Arena. So, it is best to make reservations just in case you are trying to dine here when there is an event at Capital One. It gets crowded! Notable is the service. Our server was super friendly and. attentive. He made some very good recommendations, to include a glass of champagne that enhanced the meal.

Came here over 10 years ago with my parents and it left a strong impression on us back then as some…read moreof the best Indian food we've had. Was pleased to see that the restaurant is still around (and super busy). No reservations, but we were lucky enough that there were enough seats at the bar, otherwise I don't think we would've been able to eat here at all. So hard to choose from a menu where everything sounded so good. We got the palak chaat, bhindi ka lonj, gobhi mattar, mint paratha, vegetable pulao, gujarati lasagne, and chili and olive oil naan. Standouts were the palak chaat and mint paratha. The palak chaat was the most well-balanced dish that satisfied every part of the flavor wheel: crispy spinach fritters, some tang from the yogurt and tamarind, sweetness from the date, and a lovely savoriness. The mint paratha was wonderfully flaky and herbaceous. The other dishes were good, but not particularly exciting. For desserts, we had the mango rasmalai and gulab jamun. Generally love ordering gulab jamun whenever I can, and it really hit the spot. The cardamom ice cream was the perfect pairing for it. I can kind of see where they were going with the mango rasmalai and the different textures/presenations of mango, but personally did not find it to be that memorable. Overall, not as mind-blowing as I remember but still enjoyed the meal. Definitely recommend making reservations if you want a table.