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Welcome to Graam Bangla
At Graam Bangla, nestled on Brick Lane, London, a culinary journey into authentic Bangladeshi cuisine awaits. Our mission is to celebrate rich flavors and traditional dishes, crafting a warm ambiance reminiscent of home. From the mouthwatering Beef Shatkora to the fragrant Lamb Bhuna, every dish is steeped in heritage and bursting with aromatic spices. Our welcoming staff, including the delightful Ripa and Naseer, provide an exceptional dining experience, offering tastes to guide your choices. Guests rave about the vibrant dishes and stellar hospitality, making Graam Bangla a must-visit for anyone yearning for a genuine Bangladeshi feast.
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About
Graam Bangla
Welcome to Graam Bangla, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Brick Lane, London. If you are on a quest for authentic Bangladeshi cuisine, this inviting restaurant offers a culinary journey that resonates with the rich flavors of Bangladesh. Located at 68 Brick Ln, London E1 6RL, United Kingdom, Graam Bangla pairs its delectable dishes with a warm and hospitable atmosphere, making every visit memorable.
The moment you step inside, you are greeted by the friendly staff, dedicated to making your experience as enjoyable as possible. Guests have raved about the lovely hospitality, with highlights like the chance to sample various dishes before ordering. The welcoming nature of the hostess enhances the dining experience, making visitors feel at home while they indulge in traditional Bangladeshi flavors.
When it comes to the menu, Graam Bangla ensures every dish tells a story. Enjoy the diverse array of authentic offerings:
- Tarka Dhall - a comforting and hearty dish perfect for any meal, priced at only £3.95.
- Saag Bhajee With Beans - a delightful vegetarian option for £4.50.
- Lal Saag - a flavorful dish highlighting the freshness of local greens for £5.95.
- Aloo Bhajee - essential comfort food at £3.95.
- Mixed Vegetable - a colorful medley for just £5.95.
But it's not just the sides that steal the show. Guests have been overwhelmingly impressed with the entrees, noting that the inclusion of items like the Mixed Platter at £14.50 provides a wide-ranging taste of what Graam Bangla has to offer. Each dish is prepared using traditional techniques, allowing the spices and herbs to shine, resulting in plates that are both aromatic and packed with flavor.
Many patrons, from first-timers to seasoned lovers of Bangladeshi cuisine, have expressed their joy in finding an eatery that serves up authentic tastes reminiscent of home. Customer reviews speak volumes, with rave feedback praising the food's richness, the aromatic profiles, and the polished skill evident in each dish.
Drinks such as Lassi, a refreshing yogurt-based beverage, and Malai Tea, an aromatic tea, add the finishing touch to your meal. At Graam Bangla, every visit feels like a celebration of Bangladeshi culture through food.
So, whether you’re a local or a traveler seeking culinary adventure, Graam Bangla is not just a restaurant; it’s an invitation to savor authentic Bangladeshi cuisine in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Make sure to visit and discover the flavors that have left many coming back for more.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ INCREDIBLE! the most lovely and kind hostess, she even brought us back to the display case and offered for us to taste different things. the highlight of our day!!! ”
“ Great food. If you want to try real Bangladeshi, authentic and a feeling of a traditional Bangladeshi restaurant this is the place to go. You won't be disappointed. ”
“ Had a wonderful dine in experience. Both Ripa and Naseer was great with hospitality. Found authentic taste of Bangladeshi food after a long time. Specially when you come from Vancouver in search of Bangladeshi food. Definitely will come back. ”
“ We had an amazing experience at this Bangladeshi restaurant in Brick Lane! It was our first time trying Bangladeshi cuisine, and we were absolutely blown away. Every dish was bursting with flavour—rich, aromatic, and perfectly spiced. From the starters to the mains, everything was cooked to perfection. The service was warm and welcoming, making the experience even more enjoyable. If you're looking to explore authentic Bangladeshi food, this place is a must-visit! We’ll definitely be coming back for more. ”
“ The staff were so welcoming and friendly. We got to taste loads of dishes before ordering and were helped with the Bengali words on the menu :) The food was absolutely 10/10. It was great to see locals from the Bangladeshi community eating in the restaurant alongside the tourists like us. ”
“ The beauty of this restaurant is their genuine home cooked food. Don’t expect the typical British curry restaurant menu. I loved the fact that they focus on fish, seafood and veg dishes. Everything we tried was something we have never eaten before. Everything was tasty and the flavour was exciting. From Bangladeshi purple spinach and enormous Bangladeshi olives to baby fish and yam root, it was a delight to explore new ingredients and spices. ”
“ Such an amazing experience; visiting for Canada so had to try Bangladeshi food in East London!!! What an experience!!! The owner Mr. Shahnoor was amazing, such a humble soul; had fantastic conversations. Taking about food Loota Shukti is the must try item for sure. I really liked the Spinach with beans plus the Fish bhorta. I found the Chitol macher kofta and shutki bhorta average so won’t recommend; but it’s personal preference. Overall it was superb experience so definitely looking forward to visiting this restaurant again. You may find it expensive, but to me it was definitely worth it; you pay to get the best quality food so you will get it here. ”
“ Affordable and flavorful. While the Bengali options for meat and fish standout there is a good selection for vegetarians like myself. After all no Bengali meal is complete without a vegetarian accompaniment. I also liked that the food was as close to home cooked food you can expect at a restaurant. ”