Gram Bangla in Tower Hamlets

This is one place that doesn’t disappoint. The borthas are amazing as there curries are too. Extremely friendly staff and very clean.

Piensa en este lugar de 5 a 6 meses atrás. ¡Comida excepcional, auténtica y sencilla que me sorprendió por sus delicados sabores! ! Como no bangladeshi, ¡diría que este lugar tiene el punto de referencia de la comida de bangladeshi! !

Agradecido por este auténtico restaurante de Bangladesh que ha sido renombrado y reabierto por jóvenes emprendedores con experiencia. Deliciosos platos tradicionales de Bortha de Bangladesh, pescado y carne que no he probado desde mi viaje a Bangldesh en la capital de Dhaka. Vale la pena una visita si desea un sabor fascinante en la boca durante días.

He estado visitando Gram Bangla por más de una década y me entristeció ver que el miembro del personal que mejor conocía se había ido para un cambio de carrera.Pero GB sigue encantando: ha reinventado su ambiente en el barrio ahora hipster y sus paredes tipo galería son un tesoro de fotografías creativas.También continúa deleitando en el frente de la comida, algunos platos son repetidos, pero incluso después de todos estos años hay algo nuevo (y tradicional, no inventado) - fue el curry de huevas de pescado Hilsa que fue el primero para mí - y un puré de pescado que fue anunciado como un "chutney" - ¡ambos superlativos!

Ninguna visita a Londres está completa sin una peregrinación a mi restaurante favorito. Disfruté de una gran comida, conseguí algunos para llevar a nuestro be & be para otra comida. También obtuve dos paquetes de regalo de jalebis para mis amigos.Fue alentador ver que este restaurante aún existía y florecía aunque la invasión de la nación inconformista Shoreditch es cada vez más evidente para mí después de haber regresado después de 13 meses.Tal vez sea apropiado que GB esté actualizando su imagen y se convierta en un patrocinador de las artes, pero (¡salud!) Que aún conserva su identidad única al centrarse en la diáspora bengalí.

I have visited this restaurant three weeks in a row. They have a spicy lentil snack there that I just love. Also the tea is great. I went on Friday afternoons 5-6 and it wasn't busy so my kids felt relaxed there.

Really enjoyed the good here, authentic and tasty will definitely go back without hesitation. Prices were very reasonable and you can tell the food was fresh.

Excelente sabor! Sizzling apetitosos picante curry. Me gusto este tipo de curry de vuelta en Dhaka, Bangladesh.Si quieres probar los curries de Bangladesh no adoptado a gusto británico y simplemente auténtico, entonces este es el más cercano que puedes conseguir. Este restaurante es preferido principalmente por nativos los bangladeshíes en el U. K y Europa.El ambiente es muy simple, pero lo suficientemente limpia.El personal es muy educado y servicial.Sin duda recomendaría probar

Este es uno de los muy pocos lugares en Brick Lane, donde se puede comer lo que supongo que para ser auténtica comida bengalí. Es totalmente diferente a todos los otros lugares cercanos, con la terrible ofertas gratis, cerveza, al vindaloo kormas poppadoms, etc. . Simplemente ve a la barra y el punto de salida, que de los muchos (principalmente peces) curry quieres y te lo calientan y lo trae en minutos. Mientras que muchos de los platos son bastante calientes, son todas ellas condimentadas.No es de lujo, no hay alcohol, pero es barato y absolutamente deliciosa!

Gram Bangla offers genuine home cooked authentic Bangladeshi dishes, Beef bhuna with bitter gourd, dry fish bhuna, onion bhaji and home cooked jilafi are excellent.

Normalmente te.. sobre el kilo para llevar después de una comida. Estos son hechos de jaggery jalebis especial (caña de azúcar sin refinar). Sólo se podían conseguir en restaurantes de la clase trabajadora en la India de mi juventud -no sabría dónde encontrar hoy.La cena de hoy por dos era fabuloso - y cuesta alrededor de 20 libras, incluyendo 500 gramos de jalebis ir.

foods were tasty but I am really concern about their cleanliness. All the food were cooked and stored in the chillier display. They just microwave it to serve. Price is cheap that could be reason of this quality

Cuando en Londres siempre intento para comer aquí y si he visitar familia y amigos me traen aquí también.

I m a cenar este restaurante el lunes con mi hermano y mokit vai . La comida es delicia. El personal r encantadora y servicial. Nos r probado muchos buffet indio, pero fue excepcional. Yo le Beck este restaurante

The food was amazing and friendly staff,Very nice and spicy well cooked. Still my favourite place on bricklane, recommend this place highly, might be small but the food is worth it.

Very tasty traditions home food.The place was a bit small, and not that extravagant as an eating place but food lived up my my standards.Will eat again....

Took a young friend for lunch this time. She is a fish aficionado. To our delight there were more fish options in the deli counter than I had ever seen before. Obviously we could not sample all of them but we were very pleased with everything that we tried.And my friend even got some to take away.A word of advice: the dessert has never been exciting here. It is worthwhile stepping out and getting dessert from a specialist sweet shop.

To begin with - this is not Bengali food, so anyone who is considering a visit here to look for food from what is now West Bengal, please don't waste your time.It's not even home-style Bangladeshi food, as many people here claim. The oil is over the top, the flavours all blend into each other and any vegetables in the food are overcooked to the point of being mushy.Disappointing.

There are many "me-too's" in Brick Lane now, touting authentic Bangla cusine -- some might be even better than GB but I like to be loyal to the establishment that started the tradition of real Bangla food in this neighbourhood.Today's dinner was fabulous once again -- three choices of fish that only people with a Bangla heritage would recognize. A very prompt and caring server made considered recommendations. We ate well and also got 4 items for take away -- at 32 pounds! (None of what we ate was cheap, mass-packaged stuff -- the fish was imported and all the sauces freshly made.)

Visited with family. Reasonable selection of traditional sylheti food. Reasonable price. Toilets very dated but clean. Better places on brick lane.

We visited Gram Bangla today, "discovering" it by accident while dodging all the people trying to lure us into the other restaurants around the Brick lane.We took the recommendations of the owner and were not disappointed, food was really good (a bit spicy for my taste, but that is just because i am not used to that) and the final price under £20 for two people was great as well.

I "discovered" Gram Bangla on a visit to London almost a decade ago. At that time it seemed to be the only establishment of its kind catering to the Bangladeshi population in the neighbourhood. I went back several times, told my friends in the UK and even in the USA about it -- and many visited the place and enjoyed the cuisine.Having not visited Brick Lane for at least 4 years I was wondering whether I would even find Gram Bangla and whether the food would live up to my memories of it. When I visited today I realized that there are several other establishments on the street that now purvey the "authentic" the way Gram Bangla once did. Gram Bangla's offerings have become more mainstream -- less variety and fewer offerings of obscure dishes known only to people of the region. When I had first visited the servers spoke only Bangla, and a certain dialect of Bangla. Today, our server spoke English -- a flawless version of the East End idiom.So it was not what it had once been but the tastes were still authentic -- we had two types of fish (carp and "boal"), spinach with prawns, a lovely daal and spicy chickpeas accompanied by two orders of rice -- all that food (plus dessert to take away) for under 30 pounds!For the adventurous eater and someone exposed to more than the average "Indian curry" this is a treat not to be missed while in London.

Most of the Indian restaurants are actually not for Indians. They are for people who are seeking food adventures. But this gem is actually meant for BD dwellers of London. Spot on deshi food.

I came across this little place as I was browsing brick lane. This is authentic Bangladeshi restaurant, the food is so much different than what you get in Indian restaurant .They have great selection of fish dish and it's packed with beautiful flavours. I liked the fried fish they call it mass biran (wow) and the staffs are friendly and help full. Will come back again

It's a pretty low-key kind of place, but the food is really interesting and tasty. Totally different to the standard curries you get in this country - this is proper Bangladeshi home cooking. We had a dish with tiny fish, one with fish roe and another with black chick peas. All this plus rice, chapatis, tea and a yoghurt-based dessert for less than twenty quid. It felt like I had stepped out of London to the other side of the world.

I was visit today wiht my family. We thought its may by good as we see on advertise on tv. But we totaly upset after having our meal! Food was cold and service like u eating on any low class resturent in bangladesh, but u paing in pound!! Anyway no chance to go back there again!!

Had a quick lunch here with a friend. I really liked the korai dish and the authentic supari at the end. Good for a quick bite for linch. Friendly staff with simple surroundings.

The Bangladeshi cafes on Brick Lane serve the more 'authentic' Bangladeshi/ home-style food in the area, and this one is a good example. The seats are intimate and cosy, it's quite colorful inside to sit, chat, have a quick meeting - they don't appear to mind much.