All Reviews
Atia Binte Aziz Lia
a year agoAbsolutely love this place! The sweets are always fresh, delicious, and beautifully presented. Whether it’s traditional Bengali mishti like roshogolla, chomchom, and sandesh, or more modern desserts, everything tastes authentic and high-quality. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the prices are fair for the quality you get. Highly recommend for any sweet tooth or special occasion!
Rahmuna Aslam
a year agoThey literally left out 20 wroth of food on my uber eats order and refused to refund me for it, manager called and admitted it saying they will give me free stuff next time, like I didn't ask for free stuff next time I asked for what I paid for or a refund. Will never ever order from this place again. Especially since there's no guarantee i will get what I paid for. Anyone ordering online from here please be carefull
Jubayer Sarkar
a year agoOrdered online. What the heck do you guys sell? Rotten food and stuff. I regret putting something from this place in my mouth. Waste of money and stomachache for days, your food tastes like someone elses vomit🤮 atleast it smells like that. I dont know how vomit tastes but i can feel it now putting food from here in my mouth. Disgusting.
strawberry
a year agoOrdered Khichuri with beef in Uber but they sent Beef biriyani! Yes the biriyani is good but I was really craving Khichuri for Iftar and they ruined my iftar.
Anwar M Hossain
2 years agoIf you’re ever in the mood for a taste of Bangladesh in the heart of New York City, Dhaka Sweets & Restaurant is a must-visit spot. Nestled in Jamaica, Queens, this cozy eatery offers a delightful array of Bengali sweets and savory dishes that will transport your taste buds straight to the streets of Dhaka. From the moment you step in, the aroma of spices and freshly prepared dishes fills the air, promising a culinary adventure. The Kacchi Biryani is a crowd favorite, with its tender meat and flavorful rice, while the Chicken Roast and Shami Kabab are perfect for those who love a good balance of spice and succulence. For dessert, or perhaps to accompany a cup of their famous tea, you can’t go wrong with any of their traditional sweets. They’re known for being fresh and delicious—a sweet end to a hearty meal. While the ambiance might be simple, it’s the warmth of the service and the authenticity of the food that makes Dhaka Sweets & Restaurant a gem in NYC. Plus, with economical prices, you’ll be planning your next visit before you even leave. Just remember, it’s not just about the food; it’s about the experience of enjoying a piece of Bangladesh right in the hustle and bustle of the city.
Scorpion King
Edited 11 months agoGreat Indian food! Good price, great nice people! Best restaurant been too! I eat at many Indian restaurants in queens. Love their food. 2025, still the best beef , bread great amount and great service price
Alamin hossain
Edited 3 years agoOne of the best services, we had a catering for 70 people and another 40 people after that. Food quality was at its best. They even gave us discount. The waiter carry out the the foods and put it in my car very gently. Their service is best compare to any other Bengali restaurants. 100% satisfied. Will order again for our next catering.
Rojina Shakya
4 years agoRaw and stale samosas. They smelled nasty and you can literally see the raw dough. They are probably selling the leftovers. Very disappointed. This place needs an inspection.