Radhuni Sweets & Restaurant

Great Bangladeshi food, got mughlai paratha with eggs (lots of chili but not too spicy somehow) and 2 piaju or battered onion fritters. Took it to Prospect Park and it was still piping hot and the salad that came with it was still cold. Prices are great. Would love to come back.

Today on 04/07/2025 at around 11:40 AM, I was eating food with a friend of mine. While I was eating, there was a foreign object in my food. This wasn't just a one time occurrence, this has happened multiple times back-to-back. I even once saw a food handler drop already cooked food on the floor and put it back into the hot tray ready to serve to an unsuspecting victim. On multiple occasions, you bite into their food and you chew on something hard and crunchy that isn't supposed to be hard and crunchy (it had garbage on the food). The food is not fresh, prepared poorly in an unhygienic environment by people who are not qualified to be cooking food. There are visible cockroaches in the kitchen. There are cockroaches and mice in the basement, which the entrance is right next to the dining area. There is a foul odor coming from the basement which is where they store food. Whenever you complain about these issues to the owner, he becomes very aggressive and dismissive about these issues.

I must say this restaurant is a little bit busier than the one across the street. Food quality is also better. Service was good. They have a decent place to sit and enjoy your food. If you're around the area check this place out.

I came here late. The language barrier was what made it hard. I pointed to the chicken I wasn’t wanted 3 pieces and a little bit of beef and a little bit of goat on a bed of rice instead ther served me 3 plates of food and I wasted most of if. Food was nice a little cold though they ended up charging me 17 dollars

How do they even pass inspection? They serve spoiled food to people. Out of 10 nights, at least 8 times the food has some issue. Tonight again, I sat down to eat the chicken roast, and it had a terrible smell — completely inedible. Money comes and goes, but if you care about your health, please avoid eating here.

This spot is a total gem if you're looking for a meal that won't break the bank and actually tastes decent. I'm talking about a place where $10 in 2025 still gets you a king's ransom: a samosa, a small beef curry, and a naan. You just can't beat that with a stick! And speaking of naan, these bad boys are always freshly made, so you know you're not getting some sad, pre-packaged flatbread. Now, a heads-up for your taste buds: the food here tends to lean on the spicier side, and they're not shy with the oil. So, if you're watching your waistline or have a delicate palate, consider yourself warned! I rarely grace their dining room with my presence, preferring to grab my grub and go. But honestly, for the price and the perfectly acceptable (and often fiery) food, it's a small price to pay for a convenient and satisfying meal.

BANGLADESH 🇧🇩 Eat the World NYC review: At some point around four years ago, the popular restaurant named Sugandha shuttered and the space at 483 McDonald Avenue underwent major renovations to become even more popular (and larger) Radhuni Sweets & Restaurant. The steam tables and all food were pushed to the back near the kitchen and the space was opened up for much more seating. As in other Bangladeshi spots in Bangladeshi neighborhoods around town, Radhuni feels like a community center at times, busy with men drinking tea and chatting or arguing. The steam table and counter might seem crowded and a bit of a fight, but the staff usually is friendly to those outside of the community and will make a point to help you. Just stand near the register and it will not take long. Feel free to ask questions about the food and come up with a good plan of action. Make an order, pay if they ask (sometimes you will pay after), and grab a seat. The water is already at the table and a small plastic cup will arrive with your selections if you have not been given it already. I can never pass up a good haleem ($5), and the one here is fantastic especially when you consider the price. Paired with a piece of naan ($1) fresh from the oven, it's an incredible meal. The dish is full of so many earthy flavors like wheat, barley, and lentils, but also fatty meats and spicy peppers. The dish is cooked for hours until it becomes thick and is easy to pick up with pieces of the bread.

Best Bangladeshi food I have had since coming to the US. Each and every dish was delicious and served like you would have back home. The restaurant has a full on deshi feel complete with a handwashing sink in the corner and water jug on the table. The staff treat you like long acquaintances. And the food is so cheap. While this Bangladeshi neighborhood is not as hip as Jackson Heights, I liked the food here much more. A must do for Bangladeshis visiting NYC!

Have driven past this little Bangladeshi area in McDonald ave. for years but, never a parking spot. Staff very warm and inviting, food (which you may not be used too, I wasn't) is all on display out in the open on tables. Large assortment to stay or go of grilled meats, fried treats, and sticky sweets. When I return, I'll sit down instead of getting snacks for the ride. Same flavor profile as Indian/Pakistani dishes you're familiar with.

We ordered food from Radhuni, on Sunday for a family gathering, after eating the beef everyone got sick. I think they need a visit from the department of health for a checkup. There was so much grease on the beef and it was as really spicy. Then there was the chicken roast which was a bit questionable from the get go and it turned out totally be deadly. My biggest fear is for my kids who also consume the food and had been sent home from school with stomach pain.

Surprisingly great authentic Bengali food. Everything I tried was on point and I sampled a whole ton of things because I want to buy the whole store every time I go to a Bengali restaurant just to see how good it is. So the kababs are really good and very cheap. I tried the chicken tikka kabab ($1.25) and some other chicken kabab that was $1 and they were both very flavorful and well marinated. Definitely large portions for the price. I also tried the moglai parata which had ground chicken and eggs inside and it was delicious! Somosas were also really good. Chicken patties, like everything else, were really really good. I liked the filing. My only slight complaint is that when the patties were heated, it doesn't remain flaky because it was heated in a microwave and not an oven. For the main course, I ordered a beef biryani which was perfect. I also ordered the goat curry with naan and it was also very good; a little on the spicy side but just the right amount though. As for dining in, don't do it! The restaurant is filled with Bengali men and you'll definitely be stared at if you're a female entering this establishment. Order food to go because this isn't a place you'll feel comfortable eating in if you're anything but a Bengali male. Overall great Bengali food for cheap! Can't wait to come back.

I have bengali friends so i decided to try bengali food out... it was pretty bad. The chicken briyani had a human hair in it and there were bitter seeds in it. The curry fish was bad as well as the curry chicken What i really don't like is that the food when served is not already hot, they microwave it. The worst part is they microwave it in plastic and styrofoam plates... that really is not good for your health. I think the cashier overcharged me as well but who cares, I won't go to this place ever again

Very good desi food and if you care for desi roshgolla, they have the best one in town.

Me & my friend was very hungry. We go radhuni restaurant . We have order few items with rice. Chicken curry is really testy. All other items also good. It's a good place for eat . Nice clean place. Boys r very gentle.

Delicious! Walking into to Radhuni you definitely leave Brooklyn and enter Bangladesh. Don't let the bright green walls throw you off, the food is legit. Our favorites were the curried goat and tandoori chicken. The only reason for 4 stars and not 5 is that the menu is pretty much just for show. You can basically only order what's in the buffet line, but the bread and rice are made fresh. We asked for recommendations and weren't steered wrong. Atmosphere is not for the faint of heart. It's loud and definitely a gathering place for Bengali men in the neighborhood, but in my opinion that adds to the charm. Kensington has become Little Bangladesh, and I, for one, am thrilled.

Got the goat curry and naan. Deliciously tender and flavorful. Packed with spices. Just don't dine in, and you'll be fine and will not be intimidated by the packs of men.

They brought me the food cold!! Then they heated it up after I asked them. Honestly it tasted AWFUL. It was too spicy and I like spicy. It wasn't a good spicy it was just spicy. And the meat tasted old. I didn't eat it. I was scared it would make me sick. And this place is LOUD. The noise level is very annoying. And it is completely men. It was just a packed room of Bengali men who mostly weren't eating just sitting and talking loudly. Atmosphere was awful.

Pretty decent for a cheap dinner. Cost around $10 for dinner for one. Samosa is a bit small but good size.

Probably the best option for Bangladeshi food in Kensington. It's new, clean and has a decent amount of options. The staff are nice if sometimes passive. Just be aware that it's a very local-friendly joint often completely devoid of women. And definitely order the mashed dried shrimp ("chingri shutki bhorta").

I have been here 3 nights in a role to have my meal. Every time I stepped in I ordered the same dishes last 3 nights a role. First night they charged 10bucks, last nite they charged 11 bucks n just now tonite they charged me 13bucks. When I asked them why they charging me different prices they were bluffing. None of them speak English except the guy who took my ordered with heavy accent in English who might be a manager. The employees over there loud n very arrogant n no respect for guests. None of them went to school. I don't understand how they came in this country n doesn't know how to behave with the guest. I told them after the incident it will be my last nite. One of them who is balled with distinctive bad hygiene respond with rude way in Bengali language. None of them use deodorant any hygiene products. Please don't go there. Every time I go there I spent money. Rest of the customers sit there for hours n hours buy two cup of tea n share with 6 peoples n talk about goddamn Bangladeshi politics. No respect for woman in this place. Please don't spend your money there. It's not worth it!!! If I had Chance I would give 0 star. Read my leaps. Never will go back.

Horrible byrani stay away it was stale not fresh at all we asked for a boil egg which he didnt give and didnt give us raw pepper. The owner annoyed when we asked for the boil egg & raw peppers and didn't even give it to us. We ate a quarter of the byrani and started feeling sick never again!

If you're looking for great Bangladeshi cuisine ready to eat, this is the place to go. Quick easy and very affordable. Love it

Luuuuuv this place! Been there three times already. Have been ordering tandoori chicken, chicken tikka masala and the beef biriyani. Comes with a side salad with green chili peppers (bite into them and they set your mouths on fire). Their garlic naan is a must-have. Fresh out of the oven, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside with a generous amount of crushed garlic on top. Best naan I've had in a while and I've had lots of naans. Their rashmalais seemed to have changed recipe between November and now. It had more spices back then and was better. The doi (yogurt) is amazing. Best yogurt I've tried. Ordered one to go but decided to just try a spoonful with hubby. Next thing I know it was gone. Bought two more to go. Each time we went we were the only two non-South Asians there but I guess that proves it's authentic. Service is fast and accepts credit card over $10.

The breakfast is great!! Get the chai and paratha(roti) roll with aloo (potatoes) to go! Not spicy at all, or oily. Great for to go breakfast when you're in a rush! Also, the proportion is perfect!