Nawabi Bhoj

I’m not going to dedicate to much time to this review. Wasn’t the nicest experience, I really did not enjoy anything we ordered and only ate because I was starving. Really doesn’t do justice to the bengali/desi community and their craft when it comes to their rich culture and cuisine. Would not recommend coming by here

I love the food here. As a Bangladeshi, this is the place I go to for my comfort food. It’s authentic and resembles home cooked food. I love the Kala Bhuna and the beef liver mix. For breakfast, I love their egg fry and paratha combination. For lunch or dinner, I love their meat and rice or roti combination. I have tried other Bengali restaurants, they are good but nawab bhoj is non Americanized and is authentic.

First time here, and the food was great. The owner gave me free bread as a thank you, the garlic Naan was so good. And beef biryani was delicious.

Cool place and good food. Love the lamb, the potatoes and pumpkin! I also had the traditional meal. Don't know what it's called but it was nice and spicy! Great service too. The people are very nice and super honest. Left my credit card, found out 2 days later and I can just pick it up. No issues. Thanks so much.

This is actually my second time coming, I got busy & forgot to review the first time. This time I decided to bring my friend here to kinda celebrate my birthday. She wanted to try some Bangladeshi food, so I thought of this place because first time I came I loved their Moghlai porota. So we ordered moghlai porota, I also wanted her to try the Baby goat Kacchi biriany ! The Moghlai porota was yummy but biriany was just ok. I already tried lots of Kacchi biriany at lots of Bangladeshi restaurants & so far this is the highest I had ever pay! Even the Khalil biriany was cheaper than here! So when I ordered I expected something amazing, but I was highly disappointed! Kinda sad actually! I will come back just for the Moghlai Porota but other food I am not so sure anymore! Service was great, place looks clean, restroom was also clean . Also I wanna add that I really loved the interior of the restaurant, it takes me back home some how!

The food quality and taste are way above any other Bengali restaurants around in NYC. One of the gem in Bengali cuisines. If somebody ask me - which one is the best Bengali restaurants available in NYC? Yes, this is it. Nawabi Bhoj. 1257 Fulton st Brooklyn NY.

I was super excited to try this place since there aren’t too many Bangladeshi restaurants near the downtown Brooklyn area. But unfortunately was really disappointed with the flavor profile. The kalabhuna was done w/ shredded meat instead of chunks which is my personal preference and flavor wasn’t really there. Same goes for biryanis and curry boxes..not sure if they’re trying to be more moderate w the flavors on purpose or what but would love to see a little more heat and flavor across all the menu items. If they amped up their flavor I would be a regular

I wanted to share with you my recent dining experience at a cute little restaurant that offers authentic flavors of Bangladesh. This hidden gem not only serves delicious and wide range of pitha, mishti/sweets that are not too sweet, but also caters for large groups exceptionally. During our visit, we tried kichuri (lentil rice) with fried fish and eggplants, sweets, and beef curry. Separately, we catered for a party. The star of the show was the Sagorana platter which was a delightful journey for the taste buds! The platter included rice, whole chicken roast, shrimp, kebab, and red snapper - each dish bursting with authentic flavors. I highly recommend this restaurant for your next get together. Let yourself be transported across the world with their diverse flavor palette. Bon appétit!

This is actually my second time coming, I got busy & forgot to review the first time. This time I decided to bring my friend here to kinda celebrate my birthday. She wanted to try some Bangladeshi food, so I thought of this place because first time I came I loved their Moghlai porota. So we ordered moghlai porota, I also wanted her to try the Baby goat Kacchi biriany ! The Moghlai porota was yummy but biriany was just ok. I already tried lots of Kacchi biriany at lots of Bangladeshi restaurants & so far this is the highest I had ever pay! Even the Khalil biriany was cheaper than here! So when I ordered I expected something amazing, but I was highly disappointed! Kinda sad actually! I will come back just for the Moghlai Porota but other food I am not so sure anymore! Service was great, place looks clean, restroom was also clean . Also I wanna add that I really loved the interior of the restaurant, it takes me back home some how!

I walked in here out of curiosity and was instantly treated like family. I thought it was an Indian restaurant and began speaking with Mohamed (possibly the manager or owner) about my love for Indian food. He politely and with humor said "this isn't Indian, this is Bangladeshi" then proceeded to explain the difference in the spices used. As I looked at the menu with a different set of eyes (because I was hoping for indian), I couldn't decide what to order. Mohamed encouraged me to have a seat and try a sweet treat on the house, as I determined what I wanted. He gave me something called semolina rice. It was sweet, sticky and delicious. He said only regular customers gets this but I'm now an honorary one. How "sweet" was that?! I finally decided on the veggie samosa, and goat curry meal which came with rice and veggies. Mohamed even added an additional side that wasn't on the menu. This one was savory. I haven't tried it yet but just off the service, I'd definitely be back. Before leaving he gave me another sweet treat. Lol. Ambiance, small and casual. Well lit. This is a place for a very casual meal. No frills and fancy decor but you will feel welcomed.

I wanted to share with you my recent dining experience at a cute little restaurant that offers authentic flavors of Bangladesh. This hidden gem not only serves delicious and wide range of pitha, mishti/sweets that are not too sweet, but also caters for large groups exceptionally. During our visit, we tried kichuri (lentil rice) with fried fish and eggplants, sweets, and beef curry. Separately, we catered for a party. The star of the show was the Sagorana platter which was a delightful journey for the taste buds! The platter included rice, whole chicken roast, shrimp, kebab, and red snapper - each dish bursting with authentic flavors. I highly recommend this restaurant for your next get together. Let yourself be transported across the world with their diverse flavor palette. Bon appétit!

Everyone please come support this Bengali restaurant in Brooklyn. I'm so excited to see Bengali people make their own cuisine and not just general Indian food. The owners are local to Brooklyn and did in fact own an Indian restaurant at one point. I recommend getting the Mughlai paratha--a flaky, spicy, savory, egg dish that is truly a labor of love and difficult to find elsewhere. The sweets are also amazing. The decor and walls look beautiful and the service was great! I will definitely be bringing people here to try Bengali food if I don't bring them to my home (lol)

The BEST comfort food!! Delicious food and amazing hospitality! Everything is SO good and fresh, you can't go wrong !! The owner is super engaged and enthusiastic about his restaurant which makes all the difference. Whether you eat meat or not you'll find something you're going to love.

Amazing good and vibes I definitely recommend if you're in the mood for some authentic food.

Nawabi Bhoj restaurant I love their food. It's really amazing service service. Everything fresh hot food is delicious nice and clean best best best forever great service friendly excellent work great great customer care amazing awesome everyone try their food, please and thank you.

I've been sick all day from their food (samosa). They should be re inspected by the DOH.

Stepping into this culinary haven, I was instantly transported back to the comforting embrace of home-cooked meals. The array of Bhajis on offer is a feast for the senses, each one more tantalizing than the last. I have been coming here 3-4 times a week for lunch. But the delights don't end there; the desserts are a revelation. The mishti doi, served authentically in clay pots, alongside an assortment of exquisite Bangla sweets, leaves a lingering taste of tradition on the palate. Truly, a gastronomic gem worth savoring.