Manhattan Hut Bazaar
Indian grocery store · East Harlem ·
Mashed vegetable bhortas, hilsa fish, quality meats
Mashed vegetable bhortas, hilsa fish, quality meats
"“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
"“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.” We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"A halal meat and grocery store in Harlem that is open from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. during the pandemic; after being closed for a week it is now fully stocked, was doing deliveries but has temporarily stopped, and staples include rice and dal lentils." - Charu Suri
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