Haat Bazaar Restaurant

Bangladeshi restaurant · Jackson Heights

Haat Bazaar Restaurant

Bangladeshi restaurant · Jackson Heights

3711 73rd St #73, Queens, NY 11372

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Family-owned market featuring a dine-in area with traditional Bangladeshi dishes.

3711 73rd St #73, Queens, NY 11372 Get directions

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"“For the food that we eat day-to-day, Haat Bazaar is the best,” says Islam. “We have these dishes called bhortas, which are mashed vegetables, or sometimes dried shrimp or fish, with onions, cilantro, and mustard oil. Haat Bazaar’s eggplant bhorta and aloo, or potato, bhorta, are both really good, and you eat them with white rice.” Fish is another staple of Bengali cuisine, and ilish, or in English, hilsa, is almost like the national dish, says Islam. “Sometimes they’ll fry it or cook it with spices like coriander, cumin, and ginger.”" - Devorah Lev Tov 1

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Joy D

Google

A hole in the wall place where you get authentic Bangladeshi cuisine. Had some amazing food. Ambience and service is okay. Surprisingly very reasonable rates. Ilish pulao, langcha type red color sweet, potato fry, shrimp with loti was yumm, ilish all dishes were great. Not a fan of the white rice served but overall amazing food experience.

Ananya Dey

Google

Awesome Bengali food. Authentic Bengali taste and flavours. I loved the place. They have a mouth watering sweet collection and a variety of fish. Also, different kinds of meat are available. The staff was very welcoming and very polite. They prepared the food in 10 15 minutes. I highly recommend the vorta platter, fish and mutton. The caramel pudding was very delicious. I loved the restaurant and wish to go again and again.

Helal M Rahman

Google

Best desi flavor halim in USA 🇺🇸 Customer service is awesome 👏

Mushfiqur Rahman (MUSH)

Google

If you want to try authentic Bangladeshi food then this place will offer you everything starting from rice, fish and curry to all the delicious meals and snacks. I have tried halim, naan, kolija samosa and a few more dishes there in different periods of time the quality of food still remains the same. The price is also not too high. Customer service is also satisfactory. They need to make this place a bit bigger or reorganize so then it will be cleaner and better. Recommended for Bangladeshi food lovers.

Anwar M H

Google

On the occasion of the Eid festival, numerous Bangladeshi restaurants were closed, prompting us to explore a new dining spot. Having traveled from Philadelphia and being somewhat unfamiliar with the area, we relied on Google for guidance – a decision that proved fortunate! The majority of the dishes we sampled were not only delectable but also authentically Bangladeshi. It's important to note that this establishment was distinctly Bangladeshi, not an Indian restaurant. The server was incredibly helpful, offering expert recommendations for our evening. We look forward to returning to this establishment in the future.

Ashraful Islam

Google

Fully wrose restaurant in Jackson heights, always need to food inspections and check up,

Debanjali Banerjee

Google

We did takeout from this Bangladeshi Restaurant couple of times. Hilsa (Ilish) Curry, Pangash Fish Curry, Hilsa (Ilish) Pulao, Tiger Shrimp Curry, Mughlai Paratha. All of dishes are delicious. Specifically, all those Fish Curries & size of fishes are very decent & qualities are good too. Grown up as Indian Bengali we really like their cuisine style. Will definitely order more.

S.Sheeran Mirza

Google

Best Iftaar in Jackson Heights...!! So many options & delicious food..