Deshi Village Restaurant, Grocery & Halal Meat.

I ordered a large family size chicken biryani for a party i had.There was a little confusion and seemed a bit disorganized when i came to pick it up. But… it was delicious. absolutely the best chicken biryani and kabobs in the area. Will def order from here again!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Chicken Biryani

I ordered some food for dinning , food quantity was not enough based on the price that they charged. Either they should reduce price or should provide reasonable amount of food. It’s a kind of robbery. I was not happy at all . I will never buy food from them .

Food: 1

Tandoori chicken and Naan is really good

The chicken/lamb/goat tikka masala and korma etc etc are so delicious! I love eating here because the gravy in the meats is creamy and not watery unlike other indian bistro.very authentic dishes made by native bangladesh experts

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

This store and the people that works here is VERY Rude and they don't speak when you come in their store and speak to them. Their service SUCKS. They Only cater to their own kind. It's rude to have a food service place and Not service everyone with the same respect. They offer seats and kindness to their own. I have ordered and came in to order and service sucked. I just haven't had time to post. I wanted to post on Yelp ??‍♀️. Enjoy

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

My husband and I ordered here after hearing his coworker mention his family owns the restaurant and they did not disappoint. The food was amazing the best I had in awhile! Definitely recommend going here!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Beef Seekh Kebab 3 pcs, Tandoori Chicken 2 pcs

First time visited and the food. Bengali Halal restaurant also grocery shop. Good for Muslim community. We ate Halim it was delicious.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Dropped by for brunch and wasn’t disappointed. Had a pretty wholesome experience that reminded one of home! 10/10 would recommend. Hat tip to the sizzling kebab, it was so good!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

The food is good but the prices have become ridiculous. They also give you less food now despite increasing the prices. I won’t be coming here anymore.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 5

Service: 1

Don't pass up grabbing a meal here. Amazing South Asian cuisine to which we keep coming back. Check out the grocer too while you wait.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Goat Curry, Vegetable Biryani Beef Biryani Beef Katchi Biryani Goat Katchi Biryani

Chicken taste sour. It’s not fresh. It was not ready. Nuns are not heated properly. It’s not usual deshi village taste. Qualities used to be good. But not anymore.

Food: 1

Very good Asian food. Have been there many times!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Food variety is good but taste is not at that level.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 4

In this veg biryani I see only potatoes and the taste is not that great.

In the unorthodox location, nestled within the front of a grocery store, lies Deshi Village in Landsdale, PA. Despite its unconventional positioning, this humble eatery manages to deliver an authentic escape into the flavors of Bangladesh. With aromatic naan bread, fiery chicken Vindaloo, and rich butter chicken, Deshi Village showcases a genuine commitment to traditional cuisine.The moment I stepped through the doors, I was met with the mingling scents of spices and sizzling meats. The ambiance, while modest, exuded a certain charm that added to the overall experience. It was a place where patrons gathered to feast on the culinary delights, undeterred by its unconventional location.The naan, freshly baked with a perfect golden hue, captivated both the eye and the palate. Its warm, fluffy texture acted as a vessel for the fragrant curries and provided a comforting companion to every bite. As I tore into the naan, the enticing aroma enveloped my senses, transporting me to the bustling markets of Dhaka.The chicken Vindaloo, a fiery Indian classic, did not disappoint. The bold blend of spices and tender meat created a symphony of flavors that danced on my tongue. The heat was unrelenting but not overpowering, offering a perfect balance that left me craving each successive bite.The butter chicken, a milder sibling to the Vindaloo, showcased Deshi Village's ability to execute diverse flavors. The succulent, juicy chicken pieces were enveloped in a velvety, buttery sauce that was rich and indulgent. As I savored each mouthful, the creaminess and delicate spices came together in a harmonious union.However, one aspect of the dining experience left a small blemish. The mango lassi, while promising, may have exceeded its fresh date. The once-vibrant sweetness seemed to have faded, leaving a slightly off-putting taste on the palate.In spite of this minor setback, Deshi Village remains a testament to the power of authentic flavors. It is an establishment that defies convention, inviting patrons to immerse themselves in the culinary wonders of Bangladesh. The dishes, crafted with care and dedication, reflect the cultural richness of the region. From the aromatic naan bread to the fiery Vindaloo, each plate offered a glimpse into the vibrant tapestry of Bangladeshi cuisine.In conclusion, Deshi Village may reside in an unorthodox location, but it proves that authenticity can thrive anywhere. Its flavorful naan, tantalizing chicken Vindaloo, and delightful butter chicken create a culinary journey that is worth embarking upon. While the mango lassi may have fallen short, the overall experience is one that invites diners to savor the flavors and embrace the adventure of Deshi Village.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Vindaloo, Naan