Masala King

Actual homemade food. Excellent quality. I came here because the fish n chips place next door had closed for the evening. I tried the goat rezala with rice accompaniment and it was A+. The dish was authentic and home made, just how it'd be made in India. The curry wasn't too thick, and it was a bit runny, which is how it is when it's homemade style. The mutton pieces were a mix of various chops, which is okay, because that's how homemade goes. Very spicy. Rice was remarkable. Lightly fragranced and spiced and topped with fried onions. Al dente short grains, quite a departure from the regular basmati one finds at Indian restaurants. Interior was nice and cozy, warm ambiance. Remarkably well-decorated! The server was nice and took her time to explain the menu items to me. The elderly lady made me feel like a grandchild coming home for dinner. Menu items here are original, and differenriated from the other restaurants, no tikkas or kormas here, everything here is different. I believe it's Bangladeshi cuisine, which is cool. Enjoyed my visit and left happy, would definitely visit again were it in my neighbourhood. I felt like I was back in Madras visiting a house for dinner. Dietary restrictions: Halal Parking: Plenty of parking available in a nicely maintained, well-lit lot adjacent to a busy road. Kid-friendliness: Definitely kid friendly. No alcohol, safe area, kid-friendly server. Wheelchair accessibility: A bit difficult but manageable. Door doesn't have auto opener and congested parking can make it diffucult to get onto sidewalk which has parking barriers across its span.

Service and food were really good, I would request everyone to try their food

This is a very nice and cozy mom & pop Bangladeshi restaurant with a focused menu (love this aspect) - went with my large(ish) extended family of 8 people altogether with reservations and were accommodated promptly. The entire operation from cooking to service is run personally by husband and wife duo who are very lovely folks. My highlights from the menu are khichuri and duck, beef tehari, mezbani beef and korahi chicken. Their milk tea and mango lassi were also excellent. I will definitely be coming back to try the all day breakfast and buy the homemade achar soon. Vegetarian options: Not particularly vegetarian spot but they do have options Dietary restrictions: They will accommodate gluten free as much as possible

The food was excellent. We had a family day lunch and there were 8 of us. The Beef Tehari was amazing. The smell of the mustard oil & lemon leaves enhanced its taste! The Duck Khichuri was worth raving about. There was no bird-like smell & it was true to the reviews that inspired me to order this dish. The four of us who ordered the Morog Polou were very happy! Some of the side dishes, like Butter chicken, Goat rezala, Karahi chicken, and Mejbani beef bhuna we ordered were also great! The food portions (Polou, Khichuri doshes) were perfect for each and we even brought home some of the left over side dishes! The mouthwatering mango lassi is a must try and was the icing on the cake! After the excellent dine-in experience, I ordered a take out of Beef Tehari & Mejbani beef bhuna to bring home with me. I highly recommend this restaurant! The amazing service and kind, alert owners (husband & wife) who are themselves the chef, were very attentive to our needs. The food came on time and we really had an excellent family- day lunch! Parking: There were lots of available spots. We went around 2pm.

Pretty Good Bangla restaurant. Reasonable pricing. Tried Morog Polaw and Tehari. Both were very good.

Very nice small shop