Bengal Kitchen — Restaurant in Goa

Bengal has always been close to my heart as I was born there. So to see a Bengal Kitchen in Goa was a bit of excitement and wanted to try authentic Bengali food. The staff know their stuff, chef prepares food with great care in a well equipped and laid out kitchen. Really impressive was the Prawns malai and chicken( bit spicy though). I trusted the chef and asked him to prepare a Bengali dish to remember. King prawns were a delight. Freshly cut garlic was used to cook a garlic nann on display. Ambience was great. The team that prepares juices need to get themselves organised a little. The menu is extensive but they need to focus on their specialty( authentic Bengali dishes, which is what we got. Staff are friendly and keen to learn. I wish they speak to the customers more about what brought them to the restaurant and how they can improve the customer experience. A great place to enjoy authentic Bengali dishes. Prices were reasonable, freshly prepared food and easily...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Bengal Kitchen Restaurant, and it was a wonderful experience. The ambiance is warm, welcoming, and perfect for both family gatherings and casual meals with friends.

The food truly captures the essence of authentic Bengali cuisine. Each dish was flavorful, freshly prepared, and beautifully presented. From the perfectly spiced starters to the rich and aromatic main courses, every bite felt like a journey through Bengal’s culinary traditions.

The service was equally impressive—staff were attentive, polite, and quick to make recommendations based on our preferences. Portions were generous, and the pricing felt fair for the quality and authenticity of the food.

Overall, Bengal Kitchen Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone who enjoys authentic Bengali flavors served in a comfortable setting. Highly...

I had a thali yesterday, but the food was very bad. The parwal sabzi and dal were full of water. Last week, I tried the mutton biryani, which had only attar flavor, and even the chicken roll I tried had an undercooked paratha. I gave them my feedback, but they took it very casually and said, “Don’t order the thali, try the à la carte instead.” I told them that I’m a single person and can’t finish a full portion. They replied, “Thali is like this only.” I’m very disappointed with their attitude and the food quality. I would like to suggest to my bengali friend...