Hello Bangladesh Restaurant
$ • Halal, Indian
Hours:
30-05 36th Ave, Astoria
(718) 392-4071
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🚫 “Hello Bangladesh” in Astoria? More like Goodbye Appetite.
Walked in with high hopes, walked out with regrets and a stomach full of disappointment.
We ordered:
– 2 goat biryanis
– 2 chicken lollipops
– 1 momo
– 1 yogurt
After sitting for over 15 minutes, we realized most of our food hadn’t even arrived. My friend went to grab samosas himself like it was self-service. When we asked the server where the rest was, another guy came over and...read full review
Good food good service nice and clean
best foods, fresh cooked, well decorated nice party Hall, foods are delicious yummy yummy. i love this place
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 2AM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 2AM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 2AM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 2AM |
| Friday | 9AM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 2AM |
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Hello Bangladesh Restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere and excellent service, making it a popular choice for those seeking authentic Bangladeshi cuisine in Queens. The restaurant is praised for its genuine flavors that stand out from typical Indo-Pak offerings, particularly highlighted by the mustard oil aroma in the biryani, which evokes a sense of home for many diners. Guests have enjoyed dishes like chicken biryani, goat curry, and various South Asian desserts, all well-received for their delicious taste.
While some reviews mention that certain meats can be dry and the food may not always meet expectations, the overall experience is often enhanced by the attentive and friendly staff, such as Tito Uncles and TiTu sir, who provide outstanding hospitality. Regular visitors appreciate the consistent quality of food and service, making Hello Bangladesh a must-visit during their trips to NYC. Despite a few comments about one staff member's attitude, the restaurant remains a beloved spot for both locals and travelers seeking a taste of Bangladesh.