We ordered Bengali food through the Tafeef's subscription plan. Their chicken roast is amazing…read more Their cooking is very authentic. If you want to try another South Asian cuisine in Baltimore, give Tafeef's Bengali/Bangladeshi food a try.

From the owner: Try the one and only virtual restaurant serving Bangladeshi food in Baltimore Area. read more

Excellent food , 5 star service and very co operative stuff and employees. I get huge compliments…read morefrom lots of my guest on my Anniversary party about the food . . Feeding 230 people is not easy task but Masala kitchen handled it very nicely and professionally. I recommend Masala kitchen from every day food to huge party .Thank you Masala Kitchen for making my life easy .

What a great find! I didn't know they had a lunchtime buffet…read more The setting isn't fancy. But the food absolutely makes up for it. Butter Chicken. Really good Naan bread. And reasonably priced at only $14.95. The weekday buffet isn't huge by any standard. About 6 dishes. I understand the weekend buffet has more. And I'll definitely be back to try it!

Love it! GK…read morecompletely scratches the itch for Bangladeshi food in NOVA, over several visits (including during covid) the takeout has been excellent and really distinct from just "regular" Indian food. The fuska is my favorite, and also the eggplant and even the uninspiringly-named "mixed vegetable" are off the hook, cooked to my preference for heat, and remind me exactly of the flavors from my own visit to Dhaka, distinct from just "regular" Indian food. Fish curry is a staple, and is excellent, just be mindful of the bones (that's how you know it's fish). The place is bare bones (no effort wasted on cloth tablecloths or fancy square plates or stemware), and the warm welcome is something you may have to earn, but the atmosphere is perfect, and you can't beat the price! Get the desserts there or next door; after all, if you've come here, walk the plaza a bit to get a taste of Arlington's own (very) Little Dhaka!

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.

I love the food here. It's yummy and fresh and can't get enough of their chicken Bihari kabab - I…read moremean it is great food with great prices and very good service. My only critique is that they take forever to make it. Which means it's fresh but I don't like waiting for yummy food

I set my car to Falafel and it brought me to Kabab Hut. a Waffle House open airy environment for…read moreIndian and more. the pictures and vegetarian menu made me change plans and I'm glad I did. veggie Shahi Korma was excellent. and a generous portion. mango Lassi that was full mango. it is a purchase at the counter and take the food to a table setup. there is still a 20% "in-house" fee for eating in. A self serve eat in space is hard to classify, but the food was very good.

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.

I rarely leave reviews for catering services but the food provided and displayed by Spice Grill at…read morea recent Indian event warrants the highest praise. I was stunned by the quality of the food from Spice Grill and especially the salmon. There are few caterers able to do salmon justice. This was not farm raised salmon, it was the wild caught variety. Succulent, juicy, five star restaurant quality. Well done Peter Gomez. The 200 guests enjoyed their dinners immensely.

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.

Fantastic food. Wonderful service. Very hospitable. Would give 6* if I could!…read moreWould definitely recommend to come again!!!

Beef kebab 4/5 Tasted pretty good. Problem is it looked…read morenothing like the picture they posted on the windows, which drew us in. Aloo tiki 5/5 Delicious morsels of fried mashed potatoes with paneer and curry fillings Chicken tikka masala 4/5 Garlic naan 4/5 Mango lassi 3/5 Think they took shortcut and used boxed mango purée plus kefir

I'm gunna go out on a limb and say Indian Delight is SEVERELY overlooked. It is an absolute gold…read moremine and it should be packed constantly imo. It is certainly the best restaurant in Catonsville, and you won't have to pay $50 for one dish (like you would at say Beaumont). We have like 10 favorite things on the menu--I just tried 2 new dishes last night--and now maybe that number is up to 12. You basically can't have a bad order, the food is absolutely delicious. If you like spicy food and ask for spicy, they will actually make it spicy which is SO nice. (Usually when I ask for spicy and emphasize SPICY anywhere I go, I get a mega mellow spiced dish and it's hugely disappointing). My top orders are chicken xacuti, kerala fish curry, kashmiri naan, mixed spicy pickles, and malai kofta. Oh, and kheer (so good). I love it all. Not only is the food phenomenal, the ambiance and service is top notch. The dining room is absolutely gorgeous and spotless. The front of house staff wears button up shirts and dress pants. There are fresh flowers (and if I remember correctly, candles) on the tables. There are beautiful murals painted on the walls. It's absolutely romantic. And! Cherry on top: it's BYO, so you can bring your own bottle of wine. Absolutely a gem on Frederick Rd.

Solid variety of options, not too expensive, and very local to me…read more I tried this spot for the first time after craving some Indian food. I've seen this spot when driving in Catonsville and have been meaning to test it out. I ordered some veggie samosas and saag paneer (spinach sauce with cheese chunks). The samosas were very good, a little spicy, and came with a green and brown sauce. The saag paneer wasn't my favorite, it was very concentrated and the spinach flavor was incredibly overwhelming. It was bitter and I had to stop eating it. When I ate the second portion, I added some heavy cream to lighten up the flavor and it was a little bit better, but I've had better saag paneer. I would try this spot again, especially since it's so close.

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.

This restaurant under its new owner highlights a fresh menu, and bright new flavors that elevate…read morethe dining experience. The transition brings rich, authentic taste of classic and fusion Indian dishes. Highly recommended.

I preordered from the website, paid and received a confirmation…read more Upon arriving I was told there was an issue with their internet and they did not receive my order. We had to wait 20 minutes, after driving 20 minutes to get there. When the food finally came they had already received my payment in spite of having told me they did not receive my order. If that as the case how did they get my payment information. It makes me wonder if the order was just set aside and not taken to be prepared. Getting home and eating I discovered the food was a disappointment: The Mulligatawney soup was watered down. The malai kofta had a white, watery sauce, not the thick golden color I enjoyed in the past here. The alou gobi had a strange red sauce, something I have never seen on that dish before. The rice pudding was watered down and the rice mushy. All in all a huge step back from my last visit when I ate in the restaurant and the food was delicious. I have not decided whether I will go back again.