Dhaka Kitchen

First time trying Bangladeshi food. I loved the spices and flavorful mouthfuls. Of course had to order the biryani which comes with rice. The portion is plentiful! Some entrees don't include rice so you'll need to order it separately. I loved the fluffy traditional rice rice. We also tried the nan bread a bit thicker than others made in tandoori ovens. But still was great for scooping up that sauce and rice. Now.. their house sauces are awesome! I could bottle these up and use it everyday. It packs a punch of spice that's perfectly balanced with the seasonings. I spread this sauce of luv on everything. So good! You know it's always a good sign when there's a Yelp loves us sticker. Displayed at the order counter shining, shimmering splendid. Service was excellent! Friendly and welcoming into this establishment. A few tables inside with some traditional snacks and desserts of Bangladesh.

Excellent food! Two cheers for the goat curry, naan and yogurt! First time there and it was wonderful customer service. What a find!

Very authentic Bangladeshi food! I ordered goat curry and chicken birriyani. It's very flavorful homemade food. I was surprised to find a gem in Corona. I would definitely recommend it!

Wow ! The food was made FRESH to order and so delicious. My husband and I got the chicken biryani and a side of roti( kind of like naan bread) and beef dal ghosh. The worker was very friendly and nice! Will definitely be returning ! Thank you Dhaka Kitchen. :)

Definitely has that homemade taste. Parathas are HUGE! Was a long wait for food but very good.

Being a fan of Bengali food, I am always on the lookout for good, authentic Bengali food and I was pretty excited when Yelp recommended this little gem of a place. We went there for lunch on Saturday. The place is pretty unassuming with seating for 20. There is no wait staff, the kitchen is manned by 2 chefs/owners and they take your orders too. I ordered the chicken biryani, my wife ordered the chotpoti, veg puff & the Shingada/samosa. The food is pretty delicious and feels like home made food. The spices are lightly used but the flavor profiles are amazing. The meat was pretty tender. My wife loved the chotpoti which is a Bengali variation of the chat. The veg puff ate well and so did the samosa. The potato filling used in the samosa was pretty delicious. We also took a takeaway of a goat biryani which my son loved. Overall a good place to go if you're a fan of good Bengali food.

Such a hidden gem inside the Corona Marketplace plaza off the 15. Our business is in the same plaza but it was my first time trying the food here a few weeks ago. Even though they sell Bangladeshi food, they also offer burgers and tacos which is interesting. We stuck with the Bangladeshi food and ordered their chicken biryani and chicken curry. Both were delicious. Loved the buttery rice that came with the chicken biryani and the roti was super tasty with the curry. The curry is served a la carte so you either want to add roti or a side of rice. It's not a full service restaurant - you order up front and they bring you your food but the workers are friendly. We'll definitely frequent this place since it's so close by.

Dhaka Kitchen is a small, family-owned restaurant that serves authentic and affordable Bangladeshi cuisine. Every dish, from the flavorful Goat biryani to the spicy Chotpoti, is prepared with care and bursts with traditional flavors. The warm service and genuinely tasty food make it a must-visit spot at a really affordable price. PS: Try their masala chai and yogurt based dessert.

Great food! We ordered the beef wrap and the parota and the veggie curry. The service was fantastic, they are friendly and talkative in a good way. The ambience is really nice, it is kind of soothing.

Food was really good authentic taste of Bangladesh Portion was very good chicken roast was really yummy 100% recommend