Bangla Kacchi Ghor

Mulan Feeji a month ago

I genuinely want to support Bangladeshi businesses, and this place has a lot of potential. Their kacchi and a few other dishes are good, better than most Bangladeshi restaurants around Detroit. That said, the menu is already very limited, with only 5 or 6 items that often taste quite similar, yet several are frequently unavailable at any given time. As a customer, this is unacceptable. I understand it’s a small family owned business, but so are many other small ethnic restaurants that manage to offer more variety and consistency. I think as Bangladeshis, we sometimes accept mediocrity as normal when our cuisine has so much more to offer. The food here is decent, but with better consistency and variety, this place could be much better.

Abdul Shuhag 2 months ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The kacchi was honestly sooo good! 🔥 The flavor, the meat, everything was on point. But what I loved most was the ambience. The whole place gives you that nostalgic Bangladesh feeling, especially if you grew up there. 🇧🇩❤️ They even have a separate family section and a Chai Adda section, which I thought was such a cool idea. You can actually sit, have some chai, and enjoy that classic adda vibe. Definitely one of those places that gives you good food + a little taste of home. Highly recommend!

Maghla R 3 months ago

I've tried kacchi at so many places across Michigan and this is easily one of the best I've had. The kacchi was freshly cooked and you could tell from the first bite. So flavorful and the potato was perfectly cooked. Now The best part was the meat. It was really very tender. At most places I've tried, the meat ends up being chewy but not here. This is the closest I've found to authentic kacchi in Michigan. About the service: I also want to give a shoutout to the front desk staff. I didn't catch his name but he was very welcoming and made sure everything was good. Took good care of me. I highly recommend giving Bangla Kacchi Ghor a try. I'll definitely be coming back!

Tahera Khatun 3 months ago

I was so excited because I thought I had finally found a restaurant near me where I could get good Kacchi after waiting for so long. First of all, the service was practically nonexistent. That said, I can understand that it’s a new restaurant with a new team, so it may take some time for everything to settle down. However, after opening the box, my appetite disappeared instantly. I paid $21 for what was essentially watery white and yellow rice, one bone, and two small pieces of meat. Neither the rice nor the meat had any flavor at all. The only thing I could taste or smell was cardamom (elaichi). I just want to tell the chef: please visit any good restaurant and try a proper biryani or Kacchi before serving it to customers. That way, you’ll know what authentic Kacchi or biryani is supposed to taste and look like. I saw many positive reviews before visiting, which is one of the reasons I had high expectations. Unfortunately, after this experience, I can’t help but wonder whether those reviews are genuine or paid. Overall, I’m not telling anyone not to go. Try it for yourself and form your own opinion. But based on my experience, I’m confident it will your first and last visit t

Sadik Edited 4 months ago

Finally had to visit after hearing so many positive reviews from everyone! Now its open from noon to 10 Kacchi all day! Unique kacchi specialization, second to none! Easy parking and must try for all my followers! If you are visiting Michigan, dont miss this wonderful space! It's Halal authentic Bangladeshi kacchi and biriani..