Comfort food made with love…read more All dishes ordered were a delight to eat. Flavors that were impactful, but not overwhelming. My top pick has to go to the chicken roast. The sauce was amazing, I ended up using it for everything else. The chicken lollipop and kebab were also so tender and addicting to eat. Staff are friendly and professional. Hospitality is very much felt here. Inside has a few tables that seat 2 each. Not very large inside. There are some restrooms for customers.

My family and I have been coming here since it first opened many years ago. Back then the…read moreBangladeshi food options weren't as prevalent as they are now. We always go for the chicken roast, kebabs, chicken samosas, biryanis, chicken lollipops and bhartas (veg mashed). Their chai is one of the best, perfectly paired with either a vegetable or chicken samosa or roll. They're a family run business. The dishes and menu boards, are clearly displayed. Yes I'm biased, as we've been their loyal customers since their early days, but legitimately they are one of the best in all of NYC for authentic Bangladeshi food.

The grand chef resemble mister Zohran NYC mayor #justsaying…read more I enjoy their biriyani And they got best chicken roll on 36 ave. although it's a bit greasy

I'm shocked that the reviews here are so low, this is some of the best Bangladeshi food I've ever…read morehad and the service was extremely friendly. I'm from Silicon Valley and we're swimming in Indian restaurants from every region. We initially came in for a quick bite before dinner plans in the area. I got a chicken lollipop and samosa and was surprised by how much flavor it had. My expectations were low since they said they didn't have any chutney to come with the samosa and offered ketchup instead. However it definitely didn't need it and had so much flavor and moisture on its own. As we were munching on our two small items, we were consumed by the smell of the other dishes they had. We left to dinner at the other restaurant and were completely stuffed, but I HAD to swing back to this restaurant to get some of their curries togo. I got one of the fish curries which had some pickled vegetables and one of the goat curries. I've never had this much depth in a fish or goat curry before and it beat out any I've had before. I was literally sucking as much of the gravy as I could from the bones when I got back because I knew I wouldn't be able to have this level of depth and flavor in a curry when I get back to California. The service was so friendly. They were smiling and chatting with us while we ordered and were attentive in the beginning even though we got two small items for like 5 bucks. I'm definitely making my way back to Astoria to have this again.

Lot of great desserts but their food is delicious too! All the fish is delicious (especially the…read morepangash). This place is legit

This spot somehow escaped my attention until now. No restaurant provides better attention. This…read morespot has my loyalty. The amount they serve for the price is impressive. I have gone many times and I am never disappointed.

This place delivers unexpected pleasures with familiar ingredients. The team gave exceptional…read morecustomer support and the food was outstanding. It's not cheap, but weekly promotions offer discounts. I plan to share with relatives this place that succeeds at both good food and good service. This place offers optimal cost-to-quality ratio.

A phenomenal non-profit organization focused on bringing home cooking from women of Bangladeshi…read moreculture to the cultural forefront. They'll give you a taste of Bangladeshi street food while helping others--highly recommend finding the NBC Asian America's piece on them via Google.

The Fuchkas here were so delicious and powerful that I booked a flight to NY just to have them…read moreagain. Compared to other similar dishes in Pakistan and India (gol gappa/pani puri), these Bangladeshi style fuchkas had additional ingredients such as shaved egg, and were bursting with diverse flavours.

Ended up in Jackson Heights on the way to LGA, and you know I had to stop by for some fuckha. Being…read moreBengali, I am a bit of a fuckha snob, but this really hit the spot. There are multiple fuckha food carts on this street, and Tong didn't have a line on the particular day I stopped by. Since I was pressed for time, I decided to give them a go. I'm glad I did. I ordered the standard fuchka plate, which was $7. This price may seem steep, but each shell was LOADED. I will say that this was a chikpea filling, so if you are looking for a potato filling, this may not be the best fit. However, I enjoyed every bite. I even ran out of tamarind water and they gave me a refill at no charge! I thoroughly enjoyed my experience and its a perfect quick bite to eat on the street!

Was in the area and saw a sign for a lunch special. Ive been here in the past for dinner with…read morefriends and left always happy. Today I dropped by and had their lunch special which included a small side and an entree. I chose the vegetable samosa and the Kerala vegetable curry. The samosa had a nice flakey crust with a flavorful and substantial amount of filling. The kerala curry is coconut milk based with really great heat. The vegetables were firm and soft. And it was the great balance. Truly top notch curry for a lunch special. I was absolutely full, happy, and satisfied by the time my lunch break was over. Will certainly come back if im in the area.

I came to Seva Indian Cuisine with a friend who had been on an Indian food kick lately, and this…read morewas his pick. Safe to say, he knew what he was doing. We kicked things off with the lamb spring rolls, which aren't something you see on every Indian menu. They came out crisp, well-seasoned, and paired with a cool cucumber raita that balanced the spice nicely. Not life-changing, but definitely a fun and solid opener. For my main, I leaned into a random lamb craving and ordered the lamb vindaloo--and this is where Seva really delivered. Deep, rich flavor with a satisfying level of heat that doesn't hold back but also doesn't overwhelm. The lamb itself was tender and clearly given the time it deserved. This dish alone would bring me back. Service was attentive without hovering, and the pacing of the meal felt just right--no awkward gaps, no rushing.

Loved this place when I lived in NYC. Miss it like crazy…read more Awesome indo-pak food open late too.

Roti Boti is your no frill Pakistani Indian comfort food restaurant. I'm not a particular fan of…read morethe cafeteria/buffet service and the quality of their goat, lamb and chicken offerings were a bit too spicy for me. The second visit I asked for chicken over rice instead of goat and was given the wrong dish. Would I be back. No!1

We did a Queens food crawl of five restaurants and this was one of them. In fact, it was probably…read moremy favorite one. When you're the only person who looks like you in the place and you're surrounded by brown people speaking other languages, you've likely found an authentic place with great food. Ittadi was definitely that place. They have a huge buffet of food, TONS of options, but you can also tell the food is fresh. And the place was so busy that you know the food didn't sit long and was refreshed often. We tried the coconut samosa, which was large in size. It was the perfect combo of savory and sweet. We also had the egg chop, which is a hard boiled egg covered in spicy mashed potatoes and fried in a crispy breadcrumb coating. It was super spicy (in a good way) and delish. It came with a side of onions and greenery. We also had the haleem, which is a comfort dish, made of lentils. It was so warm and filling. Absolutely delicious. The employees/owners were so kind. They were really invested in us liking our food. When we didn't eat everything, they were concerned, but we told them we were on a food crawl and had to save space, otherwise we would have devoured everything. Again, this was my favorite place of the whole crawl, and I would make the trek back over to Queens just for this food.

I often eat shingara, samosa, chicken patties, and piyaju from this restaurant. My family and I…read morelove eating them, and we've never had any complaints for the taste or quality. We did receive rotten sauce one time, but never again. During Ramadan, I was really craving an Iftar box meal. My dad bought me one from this place, and it came with biryani, fritters, and fruits. I was honestly scared to try the biryani because I usually dislike the ones outside because they smell, have too much oil, or just straight up taste bad. But honestly, the biryani was so good... I was really surprised, and definitely proven wrong. I would get it again! I did find one of the fritters in the Iftar box to be mid, but I cannot remember which one as it isn't something I have ordered often. My main reasons for giving this restaurant 4 stars is because I agree with one of the other reviews that mention the ambiance not being so good. I don't think this is somewhere you could sit down and have a meal in quiet without getting overstimulated as it is next to the train station on Diversity Plaza, where a lot of people just hang out. This is one of the to-go places where people often get tea or snacks from, so you'll see people going in and out A LOT. As for service, I'm not sure what to say because it's always been my dad who ordered and dealt with the staff, so I can't say much. But he usually tells us if any restaurant staff makes him mad, so as far as I recall, he never complained about the service. Also, I have never tried the main course food items, such as pulao and roast. So I cannot comment on how those taste, but reading the other views, it seems they weren't too good. And I'm seeing that people had complaints about cleanliness of the restaurant and how there is a lack of proper plumbing systems. I guess I never noticed this because I never actually sat in the restaurant.. Maybe I should eat from here less often?

Excellent value for $9.99/per person buffet available Monday-Friday from 12 - 4 pm…read more Complimentary water is not provided, so bring your own water or purchase a beverage. Salad, small samosas, potatoes, fish, goat, chicken couscous, rice, dal and a not-too-sweet coconut flakes dessert were buffet choices. Go up the elevator to the 2nd floor. The restaurant is nice - comfortable leather seats, booth seating on the sides, window views.

High quality Bangladeshi food. There are lot of delicious dishes. We took buffet only for $9 very…read morecheap. Enjoy the launch. Service very good. Very good environment Lot of seats available. Recommended.

This was so good! The fuska was stuffed with boil egg and I think potato too. It was so flavorful…read moreand super filling. The milk tea was also really flavorful and delicious. I recommend paying with cash but they do take Apple Pay as well. There are some chairs next to the cart if you wanted to "dine in". Overall I would 100% visit again. Next time I would want to try the chaat.

Growing up in America, a lot of us didn't get to splash into the real Bangladeshi street food…read morelife... the giggles over a plate of fuska, the spicy surprises, the joy that hits you with every single crunchy bite. But thanks to FuskaHouse NYC, we finally get to experience all that deliciousness we always heard about. Their chai? Cozy and perfect. Their fuska? Crispy, tangy heaven. And the best part... you can feel the love in every single bite. It's not just food. It's a moment. It's a vibe. It's a whole adorable love letter to our culture. FuskaHouse connects us back to our roots with every slurp and crunch. It lets us celebrate who we are, share the goodness with our friends, and feel extra proud and extra happy doing it. Thank you FuskaHouse NYC for bringing the heart of Bangladesh straight to our taste buds here in the USA We're obsessed in the best way. If you want authentic flavor, cozy cultural hugs, and pure yumminess... this is THE spot. And hey... don't be bamboozled. Go to the original!