“but frankly, Hello Bangladesh is generally so much better than most other spots that I'm okay paying a little extra.”
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“but frankly, Hello Bangladesh is generally so much better than most other spots that I'm okay paying a little extra.”
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“Definitely recommend Hello Bangladesh for your first time! The staff is definitely the nicest and most professional among Bangladeshi restaurants I've come across in NY.”
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“Hello Bangladesh (imo it's more authentic and better than Boishakhi from across the street which is more TikTok famous; try the Roast Polao & Kala Bhuna)”
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“I got what she described as the “specially spiced beef” which was a dark colored beef curry. From a quick google it looks like it may have been Kala Bhuna. it was delishhhh”
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“Beef kala bhuna was a recent good one I had.”
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“They’re places I’ve enjoyed their goat like NBG’s goat momo, Trinciti’s goat doubles and roti, and Hello Bangladesh’s goat biriyani.”
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“Yeah, I definitely agree the biriyani is very mid.”
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“at Hello Bangladesh, they have a "Chicken Roast & Polao" combo which is excellent.”
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“Hello Bangladesh had some banging curries with good kick.”
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“their biriyani is thoroughly mid. Probably wouldn't go back...”
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“Hello Bangladesh”
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“There's so many amazing options Depends what kinds of foods you want. Here's a sampling:”
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“Some favs: - Hug Esan - Playground - Chuan Tian Xia - Zaab Zaab - Xu Chu - Young and Rich - Spicy Lanka - Chongqing Lao Zao - Angel - Khao Kang - Xian Famous Foods - Little Pepper - Hello Bangladesh”
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“Hello Bangladesh for Bangladeshi”
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“This place is awesome. Thanks for sharing!”
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“- Bangladeshi: Hello Bangladesh”
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“Boishakhi, Aladdin, and Hello Bangladesh on 36th Av in Astoria.”
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“Solid place for Bangladeshi food”
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