Deshi Restaurant & Groceries — Restaurant in Los Angeles

My request to everyone whenever you guys buy the food from deshi restaurant please check the food quality first,before they put in the box or before you eat and please don’t forget to take your receipt when you guys pay for the food.its very important..if you guys keep the receipt we can fight for better service..not only deshi restaurant any Bangladeshi restaurant you guys go please please ask for receipt..

I’m telling you my experience today and my roommate… My roommate went to buy some food from deshi restaurant by mistake he didn’t check the quality of food and didn’t take the receipt when he came home and open those boxes for eat in front of me he started vomiting for smell of this food..he couldn’t even eat....I took back those food at deshi restaurant then there attendant was telling me something else ..so I just threw

anyway guys very careful about all Bangladeshi restaurant in Los Angeles .they just need money they don’t care about people..so we need to careful about...

I like this place for their fresh, authentic food. I tried other similar restaurants in the area but was not very satisfied. This is a grocery store and restaurant. But the dining area is completely separate which I like as I have my privacy when eating. I love their Beef Tehari, Beef Khichuri, Goat and chicken biriyani. Chicken kabab is also good. Moghlai parata is very good and filling...but only available late afternoon. Their overall pricing for food is very reasonable and food quantity is very satisfactory. Two people can share their biriyanies, and other rice items. Fish and meat Curries are also good and fresh. Customer service is ok. They also sell fresh halal beef, chicken, goat and lamb meat and imported frozen fish. They have fresh organic chicken which is much better than any regular grocery store chicken. They...

Desi restaurant was at the bottom of all the Bangladeshi restaurants in Little Bangladesh (that we have tried). Its a fine place if you want to buy Desi-groceries but food itself is a different story. We tried the fish with rice, and each piece of the fish tasted differently from the other...not sure if there were two types of fish or two types of cooked batch. Staff at this place just dont care either, there was a long line for food while the server/cashier guy was eating. Maybe he couldnt get a break, but there were two others just standing there and talking to each other.

Their sweets, or misti (malai chop) though, was the best in all of...