At its core is Manhattan, a densely populated borough that’s among the world’s major commercial, financial and cultural centres. Halal diners will find numerous options scattered across the city's five boroughs with Arab, Mediterranean and Gyros being the most popular cuisines.

New York City, United States

Bangladeshi

List of the 10 best Halal places to eat Bangladeshi in New York City

10 Best restaurants for Bangladeshi in New York City

No-frills halal eatery serving Indian, Bengali & Pakistani specialties, both savory & sweet.

Sagar Restaurant

I recently visited Sagar Restaurant in NY, and unfortunately, it didn’t meet my expectations. The Chinese food was not authentic, and the flavors didn’t hit the mark. On top of that, the food felt overpriced for the quality. I’ve had much better quality at other places outside of here.

While the service was okay, I wouldn’t recommend this spot if you’re looking for a great meal. There are definitely better options in the area for both quality and value.

You will get Authentic Bangladeshi style morning breakfast here. We ordered Dal with veg, porota & beef kala vuna (too good). Behavior of the food server & cashier was really nice.

Kacchi Biriyani and Faluda taste was good but the atmosphere and service providers was average. Sometimes their freshers don’t even know how to take order politely from the customer! Also lacking of cleanliness on the table and people gossip even after finishing the meal. Should be more comfortable place to enjoy food with family.

I visit Sagar Restaurant in Hillside ave, Jamaica on June-05 -2025 like 5:30 pm. I take 2 chicken biryani & 1 kachi biryani, they charge me for kachi biryani $16, but they give me last night left over rice with meat not the basmati rice. It’s really unexpected to this famous restaurant. I have a proof with pictures & recipe. Very shameful.

Terrible service, never going back!!

I placed a large order over the phone for 15 people. When I arrived to pick it up, I gave them my name and mentioned it was a big order. The woman at the counter immediately responded in a rude and loud tone, saying, “Why are you saying your name and 15 people? Tell me what you ordered.”

I explained that I had called and placed the order over the phone, but instead of helping, she rolled her eyes and kept repeating that I needed to list every single item. It was a long list, and it was clear they had my name written down, yet she continued treating me like I was the problem. Her attitude was extremely disrespectful.

This isn’t the first time we’ve experienced her rudeness my friend and I have ordered from here before and she’s always unpleasant. After this experience, we’re done. We will not be coming back.

10 Best restaurants for Bangladeshi in New York City

Halal Bangladeshi in New York City