Only tried misthi doi and rasagulla.Rasagulla was more like homemade and tasted good
Anup Ghosh
Good food. Liked the egg chicken rolls
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tapolina Das
Authentic bangali .. enjoyed thoroughly
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bomai Malabar
This is a great place for Bengali Food. The taste in a word is great! Just like back home. We had the Shorshe Elish/Eggplant/Mutton. All were great tasting and very satisfying. In fact, had more food than intended because it was so delicious! Please control yourself when you are in this place, otherwise, you'll get a bulge in no time! :) The waiters were very courteous and helpful and food was delivered very quickly to the table! The place was clean, well-lit and homely. A great place I would say to enjoy Bengali cuisine with your family within a reasonable price range. The food quantity was just right. Would definitely go back and would ask anyone to give it a try if they like to enjoy Bengali/Bangladeshi food. Only gripe I have is that the menu is short which is good and bad. Wish they had some more of the vorta/vaji, but to keep quality I guess you have to limit the menu, I have been to places where the menu is a mile long and none of the items any good! But this place’s menu is short and sweet and executed flawlessly! 5 Stars!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Arden Wells
Incredible restaurant! I spent time a couple months in Bangladesh a few years ago, and I was so excited to go to Bongos when I was in Fremont. The food is SO good. The flavors made me feel like I was back in Bangladesh. We had the hilsa fish, veggies, and mutton biryani. The biryani had a lot of meat in it and very good cuts. This, and knowing that the food was hygienic, made the food taste like it was from a high-end restaurant in Cox's Bazar like Poushee or Al-Goni. I live in Berkeley, but I want to make excuses to go to Fremont so I can go back to Bongos. On weekends they have specials!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Goat Biriyani, Shorshe Ilish
Rick Lahkar
This might well be the San Francisco Bay Area’s best kept secret. This maybe the only authentic Bengali restaurant in the area. The food is delicious and very moderately priced. It’s a hole in wall kinda place but who cares. I just came for the food and I left as a very full happy camper. Must try for the Assamese and Bengali food lover. This is not your typical Indian restaurant. Truth be told, it’s Bangladeshi owned and operated. A very different food experience. Not for the faint at heart. The best fish dish’s fish has a lot of bones. The best meat dish is hot and spicy. But I am not complaining.
Brings you right back home, best kacchi in the West
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mahabubul Alam
I've had the lamb tehari, shutki, chicken kosha, and doi from this restaurant, and honestly, they were all pretty tasty. I'm definitely planning to come back and try some more of their dishes.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wahida Akter
We went there for their most hyped Friday kachchi and it was not at all worth it. If you are reading it, I'm sure you have had kachchi before and their kachchi doesn't even taste like kachchi. The mutton in kachchi is usually very tender but theirs was pretty hard. The rice was dry, too. They do give you a lot, one plate is enough for 2 person but if the food isn't good, what are you going to do with the large amount? I'm stil perplexed why is it to hyped . Thir murog polao and kachhci taste almost the same.
Recommended dishes: Fish Cutlet, Chicken Kosha Curry, Fish, Fish Chop
Kaustav Dey
Food was good. Went there with group of four. Ordered Polao, Shorshe Hilsa, Mughlai Porota, Morog Polao, Jali Kabab, Goat Rezala, Kachhi Biriyani. Liked most of the food except Mughlai Porota which was very oily and undercooked. Kachhi Biriyani was great though only available on Friday evening. It’s better to pick up food from than dine in as there are few tables available. Overall this place is good for authentic Bangladeshi food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Morog Polao, Chicken Roast
mili mondal
One fish cutlet - with aloo ?such a small piece and they charged $ 10 , I think they are giving fish chop instead of fish cutlet… they are making people fool… not worth it… they think people doesn’t understand the difference between fish chop and cutlet.. not
Service: 1
Debalin Das
Pretty decent Bangladeshi food. The Goat Rezala was out of this world. The radhabollobhi was really good as well. Alur Dom could have been better. The rice in the goat biryani could have been more tender.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Goat Biriyani, Kachuri
Mohammed Islam
Food was great! 100% Authentic Bengali food. Kacchi biryani on Fridays is amazing.Def recommend this place.
Only tried misthi doi and rasagulla.Rasagulla was more like homemade and tasted good
Good food. Liked the egg chicken rolls
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Authentic bangali .. enjoyed thoroughly
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is a great place for Bengali Food. The taste in a word is great! Just like back home. We had the Shorshe Elish/Eggplant/Mutton. All were great tasting and very satisfying. In fact, had more food than intended because it was so delicious! Please control yourself when you are in this place, otherwise, you'll get a bulge in no time! :) The waiters were very courteous and helpful and food was delivered very quickly to the table! The place was clean, well-lit and homely. A great place I would say to enjoy Bengali cuisine with your family within a reasonable price range. The food quantity was just right. Would definitely go back and would ask anyone to give it a try if they like to enjoy Bengali/Bangladeshi food. Only gripe I have is that the menu is short which is good and bad. Wish they had some more of the vorta/vaji, but to keep quality I guess you have to limit the menu, I have been to places where the menu is a mile long and none of the items any good! But this place’s menu is short and sweet and executed flawlessly! 5 Stars!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Incredible restaurant! I spent time a couple months in Bangladesh a few years ago, and I was so excited to go to Bongos when I was in Fremont. The food is SO good. The flavors made me feel like I was back in Bangladesh. We had the hilsa fish, veggies, and mutton biryani. The biryani had a lot of meat in it and very good cuts. This, and knowing that the food was hygienic, made the food taste like it was from a high-end restaurant in Cox's Bazar like Poushee or Al-Goni. I live in Berkeley, but I want to make excuses to go to Fremont so I can go back to Bongos. On weekends they have specials!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Goat Biriyani, Shorshe Ilish
This might well be the San Francisco Bay Area’s best kept secret. This maybe the only authentic Bengali restaurant in the area. The food is delicious and very moderately priced. It’s a hole in wall kinda place but who cares. I just came for the food and I left as a very full happy camper. Must try for the Assamese and Bengali food lover. This is not your typical Indian restaurant. Truth be told, it’s Bangladeshi owned and operated. A very different food experience. Not for the faint at heart. The best fish dish’s fish has a lot of bones. The best meat dish is hot and spicy. But I am not complaining.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mughlai Paratha, Goat Rezala, Fish, Fish Chop, Shorshe Ilish, Mutton Biryani
Brings you right back home, best kacchi in the West
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I've had the lamb tehari, shutki, chicken kosha, and doi from this restaurant, and honestly, they were all pretty tasty. I'm definitely planning to come back and try some more of their dishes.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
We went there for their most hyped Friday kachchi and it was not at all worth it. If you are reading it, I'm sure you have had kachchi before and their kachchi doesn't even taste like kachchi. The mutton in kachchi is usually very tender but theirs was pretty hard. The rice was dry, too. They do give you a lot, one plate is enough for 2 person but if the food isn't good, what are you going to do with the large amount? I'm stil perplexed why is it to hyped . Thir murog polao and kachhci taste almost the same.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Absolutely
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Most kind and best Bengali food in the west!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish Cutlet, Chicken Kosha Curry, Fish, Fish Chop
Food was good. Went there with group of four. Ordered Polao, Shorshe Hilsa, Mughlai Porota, Morog Polao, Jali Kabab, Goat Rezala, Kachhi Biriyani. Liked most of the food except Mughlai Porota which was very oily and undercooked. Kachhi Biriyani was great though only available on Friday evening. It’s better to pick up food from than dine in as there are few tables available. Overall this place is good for authentic Bangladeshi food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Morog Polao, Chicken Roast
One fish cutlet - with aloo ?such a small piece and they charged $ 10 , I think they are giving fish chop instead of fish cutlet… they are making people fool… not worth it… they think people doesn’t understand the difference between fish chop and cutlet.. not
Service: 1
Pretty decent Bangladeshi food. The Goat Rezala was out of this world. The radhabollobhi was really good as well. Alur Dom could have been better. The rice in the goat biryani could have been more tender.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Goat Biriyani, Kachuri
Food was great! 100% Authentic Bengali food. Kacchi biryani on Fridays is amazing.Def recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5