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Dhaka Garden

2.9 (63 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
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Good for kids
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Ashley H.

Came with a friend, I'd never had Bengali food before now. I ordered the morog polao and was blown away by the flavor. I can't speak for the authenticity, but it really hit the spot. The portion was massive and I couldn't finish it, plus it came with a small salad. Prices were good and the portions large, so if I'm ever in the area, would definitely stop by again.

SO MUCH FOOD
Waheda I.

I came here today with a friend. I'm of Bengali descent. So I usually will go to restaurants which had food that isn't spicy enough for me. Boy did this place blow me away. I asked for the food spicy and i sure as hell got it spicy. Staff was very sweet. As soon as the conversation switched over to Bangla, they began to relax. Everyone was accommodating. The best part I will say is the price matched with the portions. Omfg. For $16 I got rice, salad and PLATTER of meat. This makes me happy. Alas I couldn't finish it. But I did take it home. Very good food and great staff. Certainly a place to stop by. :P

Breakfast!
Sally A.

Came here looking for bengali breakfast food. It did not disappoint. The space is open, sunny and clean. The staff (one young lady, really) served with a smile and wanted to make sure we were satisfied. Her smile was infectious. You order at the counter, and she brings you the food. It was all freshly made and yummy. We stuck to a vegetarian diet this time around. So, first out was the shiraga... basically a veggie samosa... the crust was delicious, moist, flaky and not oily. The filling, mostly potatoes, peas, and onion curry, was yummy. We then ordered the 3 veggie breakfast items.. curried potatoes, dal, and mixed veggies. The potatoes were awesome, perfectly cooked and seasoned, thinly sliced red potatoes. The mixed veggies was a good simple veggie curry. I wasn't the biggest fan of the dal, it wasn't seasoned enough for my tastes; my friend loved it. I requested hot sauce, they didn't have any, but she said they had fresh chilies, and brought them out on a bed of salad (a nice touch) We also ordered the partha, naan and roti... they were all good.. nothing to write home about, but good solid bread. The milk tea was very fragrant. We also ordered the dodhi pudding (a yogurt based pudding, supposedly made with a long gourd) it was delicious, a bit sour/ salty... but still sweet. Definitely worth trying.

Fried rice
Nazmus S.

Maybe I'm just being emotional because the syliti guy made my tea hot. We took Morog polaw(chicken yogurt roasted with white rice) the chicken was hell fresh seriously I repeat hell fresh! Rice had the toasted onion properly sprinkled. My female friend was real happy. I had eye problems that's why I was wearing sun glass in restaurant though the guy with glass in cashier behavior was phenomenal. The roasted chicken yogurt gravy was on the point. Sorry I was so lost in the food and service both of us forgot to take pictures. Highly recommend this place. I should have given them some cash tips. Never mind I will go there more often to cover my inconvenience. ;)

Shami Kabab

Really disgusting, they burned both orders of shami kabab to a crisp all the way through. I ordered delivery and was sent food that you would throw out, not serve to actual human beings. This is my own cultural food so this isn't a cultural difference - this restaurant is serving inedible burned food. Go literally anywhere else in Jackson Heights.

Brian K.

New dine in/take out Indian restaurant on 37th Avenue. Took the spot of the Chinese takeout joint. They did a great job with renovations and place so far seems very clean and aesthetically pleasing. I attempted to order the Fish Curry but was disappointed to find that they were out. I went with the Chicken curry which was good but I was hoping for a little more of a portion. The rice was a dollar extra but you get a ton of it. I'm sure I will be back since it is right around the corner.

Rashad A.

Semi-new Bangladeshi restaurant in Jackson heights is worth a try: good food and good service. They serve more traditional items like bhortas along with staples like biryani. Everything we ordered came out timely, fresh and tasty. The restaurant is clean and spacious. Lots of good Bangladeshi food in the area but if you want to try something different, this one might worth a look.

Jessica C.

So the first time I came here was during Ramadan and they had renovations which might be why I wasn't impressed with the food. The last time I came here my husband and I ordered the shrimp/chicken Thai soup and I swear it was the best thing I've had since our trip to Thailand! The spicy tomato daal base with lemon grass shoots, chunks of shrimp and chicken disappeared in no time despite being family sized. Probably one of my top 5 soups ever! We also ordered a side of chicken lollipop that tasted better than the last time I came. Not super battered, crunchy, although I feel like it could use more flavor. I like to use dipping sauces as a compliment to the flavors in the chicken rather than necessary for taste. Otherwise staff is exceptional and food is great

The worst chicken lollipop ever. The inside was very raw and uncooked. Gave my brother and I food poisoning.
Bala J.

I was in Jackson Heights and craving some good halal food so my brother and I decided to go to Dhaka Garden. Don't let this place fool you with its looks. The workers have horrible service and this place gave me FOOD POISONING. We ordered the chicken fried rice and chicken lollipop and it looked somewhat appetizing but turned out to be horrible. First of all those workers don't speak much English and screwed up my order. They gave me vegetable fried rice instead of chicken fried rice. The WORST PART of this experience was the RAW CHICKEN LOLLIPOP. It gave my brother and I horrible food poisoning. I'm so done with this place. If any of you want food poisoning please go to this restaurant. Horrible food, horrible service, and overall a terrible experience. I WILL NEVER RETURN TO THIS PLACE.

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Great food for a great price! Workers are super friendly but they do not speak English very well.

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Wonderful place. The food is very good and the interior decoration is quite beautiful. Good place for people to try Bangladeshi food.

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Disgusting food. Place looks nice but the food just straight up sucks. Raw meat gave me food poisoning. DO NOT EAT HERE.

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Yaar is conveniently located right by the Ditmars Boulevard subway station. We went on an early…read moreSaturday evening. The staff is very friendly and we were seated right away. We happened to be dining there during a World Cup game so there was a TV on in the back (not sure if that's their usual setup). I ordered the chicken tandoori (bone-in), my SO got the chicken tikka masala, and we shared a garlic naan. I got a masala chai to drink and my SO just stuck to water. We did not have to wait too long for the food. My chicken tandoori came out on a sizzling plate with a side of rice. The chicken was so tender, juicy, and flavorful. I ate the slices of onion on the sizzling plate with the chicken and rice. The garlic naan was nice and hot, crisp on the outside, studded with plenty of garlic, and soft and chewy on the inside. It was good for sopping up the chicken tikka masala sauce. My SO felt that my bone-in chicken tasted better than the chicken that came with the tikka masala, so he would consider ordering one of the other bone-in options next time (butter chicken (bone-in) or chef's special chicken (bone-in) biryani). Service was attentive. The servers refilled our water several times and checked on how we liked our dishes. We didn't have dessert this time, but we might next time we come because there will definitely be a next time.

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Chicken Tikka Masala, lamb spicy something..
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Cardamom Indian cuisine

Cardamom Indian cuisine

4.5
(323 reviews)
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Indian food with good strong flavors and balance of cream but poor delivery service. Rating 8/10…read more Pros: Great Lamb Sagg, good flavors, fair price. Cons: Delivery made naan soggy, no utensils, no napkins, website issues.

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Naan, paratha, lamb briyani and butter chicken
Naan, paratha, lamb briyani and butter chicken
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3.8
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4.6
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1.8 mi

Have a fantastic dinning experience here during their astoria food crawl. I tried the vegan…read morepineapple pizza, masala pizza, chicken momo, chicken tikka masala sauce. Have to say the amount of seasoning was amazing. The pizza dough tasted like naan bread. The dipping sauce was amazing. They do have free water if you ask. I opted to purchase a bottle because I'm weird about water. I definitely wanna come back and have the masala pizza again. They had this mixed rice that has a little kick to it. This place has only been here a year. I'm sure it will become more popular after this event. The korma chicken is delicious! What a punch of flavor. Their chicken tika was mild, I'm so thankful for that. I didn't bring my pepcid today. Wish I brang some tubber wear with me to bring over whatever they had left. There was a ton of food left. Check out their rice too!!! Definitely will come back!!! Very welcoming location. The staff was super cool too! Very nice people here it felt like a mom and pop stop!

PHENOMENAL!!! Being married to an Indian man means that I eat a LOT of Indian food...and I've…read moredeveloped a taste for more authentic versions of this beloved cuisine. We decided to give this place a try last-minute on a Friday night after reviewing their menu and seeing many different dishes that intrigued us. Boy, was this the absolute right decision!!! Gaia Masala & Burger is an Indian fusion restaurant, and they have done an excellent job of fusing the flavors of India into a variety of different dishes. We tried the following: Chili Paneer (dry) Chili Veg Momos Cheese Samosas Papad We've tried all of these dishes in other restaurants before (excluding the cheese samosas), and they're hit or miss... I'm happy to report that ALL of these dishes were an explosion of flavor and goodness in each bite! My new favorite is the Cheese Samosa. As a cheese lover, this dish was beyond satisfying. Ooey, gooey cheese in a crispy shell that has a nice flavorful touch? Absolute perfection! There were soooo many other dishes that we wanted to try but didn't have room for in our stomachs, so we'll be back soon! We've already started making a list of which friends we want to bring here. It's a good thing we live close by.

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Paneer Tikka Masala Pizza
Paneer Tikka Masala Pizza
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