Taste of Bengal — Restaurant in Buffalo

I don't recommend to anyone to go to taste of bengal

First time when I tried taste of bengal food it was pretty good the somsa and there mixed biryani. Every I took couple times was good

Yesterday April 24 I ordered again around $46 they re mixed biryani. I had very high expectations. I always go around talk bout tastes of bengal mixed biryani how good they re food is. I had two friends came over to my place I wanted them to try taste of bengal mixed biryani. I order 3 mixed biryani box when i place the order told put green chilly to make it spicy. So i know they always give good meat portion. They took the order. Came up to $46 around

I picked the order and came home when I look at the biryani it doesn't look the same, it didn't taste the same not enough meat the taste was hobble I felt like they served me the old food.

It was so embarrassing from of my two guest After they didn't like it and wasn't enough meat nd not enough spicy as i requested. It my last time to go order something from taste of bengal. What I was experience and my guest experience I will not recommended to anyone to go to taste of bengla.

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Authentic Flavors and Warm Hospitality!

Taste of Bengal is a true gem for anyone craving authentic Bengali cuisine. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm, welcoming atmosphere that instantly makes you feel at home.

The food is absolutely delicious—rich in flavor, beautifully presented, and clearly made with care. The biryani is fragrant and perfectly spiced, and the shorshe ilish (hilsa in mustard sauce) was a standout dish that took me straight back to Dhaka. Their use of traditional spices and ingredients really sets them apart from other South Asian restaurants.

The service was also excellent—friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. Whether you’re new to Bengali food or grew up with it, there’s something here for everyone.

Highly recommended for anyone looking for a taste of Bengal...

We arrived very late around 11 PM and we really appreciate that they still served us. The servers were professional.

Now, about the food (keeping in mind that the late hour might have affected quality): The boneless chicken biryani was a typical Indian-style biryani. The beef tehari wasn’t an authentic Bengali tehari. The beef-to-rice ratio was also quite low. Both this and the biryani had an overpowering use of kewra or rose water, which made the flavor too pungent and unpleasant. The beef boti kebab was a bit mushy and didn’t resemble traditional boti kebab, though it still tasted decent. The butter naan was good. The mango lassi was nice, but the salty lassi was essentially just raita in a glass, not what we expected.

Note: We were very hungry, so I only managed to take one video...