Ghoroa — Restaurant in New York

I recently had the pleasure of dining at this Bangladeshi restaurant, and it was an absolutely delightful experience. I was welcomed with warm hospitality and the cozy atmosphere set the perfect tone for the meal.The menu offered a wide variety of traditional Bangladeshi dishes, and each one I tried was packed with authentic flavors and perfectly balanced with spices, while the goat curry had a wonderful depth of flavor that showcased slow cooking at its best. The naan was fresh out of the tandoor soft, fluffy, and ideal for scooping up the curries.The service was attentive without being intrusive. The staff took the time to explain different dishes and offered great recommendations based on spice preference. Portion sizes were generous, and the food was beautifully presented.What stood out the most was the balance of spices and the freshness of the ingredients it felt like each dish was made with care. The restaurant also had several vegetarian options that looked just as appealing and flavorful.Overall, it was a memorable dining experience. This restaurant is perfect whether you’re craving comfort food from home, looking to explore Bangladeshi cuisine for the first time, or in the mood for a flavorful, satisfying meal. I’d highly...

Looks inviting enough from the outside but once you walk in, everyone stares at you because you’re not Bangladeshi. I can handle that. Problem started when I asked for a menu and the guy behind the counter says that they don’t have any. Really?! How do you not have a physical menu when you have one online??? He says what ever you see infront of you (meaning the hot buffet by counter) is what we have. If you’re not familiar with Bengali food then you’re at a loss. So, I get that you mostly cater to a Bengali crowd but if you want to make more money and entice the diverse crowd in the neighborhood, let’s be more helpful to those who are not familiar. I then asked for Chicken Tikka Masala (which I remembered from their online menu) and was told that they don’t have that. Strike 2. The guy barely spoke English which was also not good if you add that on top of him not being very helpful. That was my strike 3. We walked out feeling annoyed and defeated. I was looking forward to trying something new but this place only seems to want to cater to...

They charged me almost 50 dollars plus tax extra because they thought i wasnt brown or better yet Bengali. I showed my Bengali freind the receipt and he confirmed that they charged me extra. The food was for my bengali freinds household who had a death in the family. I told the older lady behind the counter that i know they charging me extra. I understand about 80% bengali growing up around bengalis my whole life. This was a despicable act they thought they were being slick. Charged me 213 dollars for 8 goat byranis, 2 lentils and 3 beef currys Ridiculous. I will be disputing my charges. Unbelievable that they charge another brow muslim extra due the color of their skin. They thought they were being slick but when i called them out in their own language their faces went pale. They said that what I was ordering was a large so they had to charge me double because all they have is medium. Huge lie they were charging double and saying what i was getting is large but they were still giving me medium. These people should be held...