Halal Indian/Bengali Restaurant & Halal Market — Restaurant in North Bay Village

My wife and I recently had lunch at this wonderful Bangladeshi restaurant in Miami, and despite an unexpected turn, our experience was truly five-star thanks to the incredible food and the outstanding staff.

From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm smiles and genuine hospitality. The aroma of spices promised an authentic meal, and the food delivered beyond expectations. Every dish we tried was absolutely delicious – bursting with vibrant flavors, perfectly spiced, and clearly made with care. It was a true taste of Bangladesh, and we savored every bite.

Unfortunately, my wife became seriously unwell during our visit, which was entirely unforeseen and unrelated to the restaurant's food or hygiene. However, the staff's response was nothing short of extraordinary. They were incredibly attentive, compassionate, and went above and beyond to assist us, showing genuine concern and professionalism. Their kindness and quick support during a difficult moment truly stood out and turned a potentially negative situation into a testament to their exceptional customer service.

This restaurant not only serves some of the most delicious Bangladeshi food we've ever had, but it also boasts a team that exemplifies what great service truly means. We are so grateful for their care and the wonderful culinary experience they provided. We highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for authentic flavors and unparalleled hospitality in Miami! We will...

We wanted to try a Bengali restaurant and that’s why we went there. The restaurant was total empty and it was closed when we reached there. However, a guy came down upon calling.

We gently asked, what is the best selling option? That guy replied, ‘our beef is the best.’ We trusted him and made the order. The beef was curry was refrigerated for long time and the gravy was out of sync with curry. It got no taste and they added extravagant water with the beef before warming up for us I assume.

They just wanted to get rid of the expired curry and that’s why they suggested us that. Following that day, we both got bad stomach and i threw out the extra curry we took away from the restaurant.

You simply could suggest us a good option rather than feeding us your expired food. I know you have to do business, but customers’ satisfaction and health should come first. You are adjacent to a mosque and this is the way you are serving the Muslim community. Shame on you.

I didn’t want to give a bad review to my country people but I’m forced to. We could wait longer for fresh food and hence that guy fed us their leftover. So...

"I recently visited this restaurant on March 14, 2025, for dinner with a group of six people. We were looking forward to enjoying some traditional Bangladeshi dishes, but unfortunately, our experience was disappointing.

We ordered three Ruhi fish, two beef dishes, two lentil dals, two sweets, and two servings of payesh, planning to taste and order more if needed. However, we were shocked when the bill came to $226.00! To put it into perspective, the cost of one piece of Ruhi fish was $25.00, while you can buy a whole fish for around $30-35 elsewhere. This pricing seemed excessive compared to similar restaurants offering better value.

What added to the disappointment was that we hadn’t looked at the menu beforehand and simply asked for recommendations. In hindsight, it became clear why the restaurant wasn’t busy during peak dinner hours.

While the food was decent, the cost left us feeling overcharged and dissatisfied. I’d strongly recommend anyone visiting this restaurant to check the menu and confirm prices before ordering. It can save you from an unpleasant surprise like ours." I will never visit this...