I've been quite regularly visiting this place for authentic indian food around kirkland area. The…read moreambience of the place is welcoming, its usually never crowded, and probably only place in seattle area service authentic bengali food. I always go with Goat biriyani which never fails me. The prices are on higher side, however - definitely not one of the affordable indian options but worth visiting for the taste. Goat Biriyani - 5 stars Biriyani is served piping hot with tender goat; this is one of the softest goat dish I have had. The goat is usually overcooked and loses its texture in other places. I love the aloo included in the biriyani. One of the best biriyanis in seattle area - hope the taste never changes. Tandoori Fish - 5 starts The fish was good too - cooked in a tandoori over so retained its char taste. The portion size of the fish is pretty good given its appetizer.

SLIMY PUKE SMELLING MUSHY BIRYANI…read more We've been long time patrons and taken many friends here over the years. Must have dined here twenty times. But my takeout experience today was unbelievable. Walked into an empty restaurant. Had to go into the kitchen to find a guy. Did not see the usual owners. Ordered a takeout. 1. The mutton biryani has a putrid puky smell to it. The biryani rice is mushy and sticky like Japanese rice. The orange chunks of goat have a slime to it. Had to toss it into the trash 2. The Golbari Kosha Mangsho - tasty but not the staple they have been serving over the years The city authorities should shut down this place for serving spoilt food. Checked their website - No one's renewed the hosting. So I guess this is the end of the line for the business

Very kind service. I tried the samosas (vegetable, beef, and chicken); they were crispy on the…read moreoutside with flavorful insides. I also tried mangonada drink.

I saw someone with what looked like a strawberry lemonade walking around the market and tracked it…read moreback to this spot. They have different flavors, all sound and look so refreshing. I got the strawberry mango lemonade and it was the perfect choice. Refreshing and the perfect amount of sweetness, coming from someone who's more of savory rather than sweets person. We also tried a chicken samosa, it was fresh, hot and packed with flavor. Had us wanting to try the other flavors. The price was reasonable as compared to other stalls, we paid $9 total for the lemonade and the samosa. The man selling them was very friendly and hospitable

Their meats are not zabiha halal especially the chicken. It's machine slaughtered. If you want to…read morekeep your Iman pure then avoid this place. Jazzakallah.

Whenever I get food to-go, I do a mental heft test. This one did not have heft. As expected,…read moreportions were lacking. Taste was pretty decent though. I had this in SLU so there are many better options for food especially in that area.