Bijoli Grill - Bengali restaurant in Mumbai - Mumbai Suburban, India

To be very frank, food is the only thing for which we come to restaurants and at that point they messed up today. In one word, the food was not good. We ordered the items below: 1) fish fry 2) rice 3) daal with macher matha 4) Alu posto 5) katla Kalia 6) chingri macher malaikari 7) ilish with sorshe 8) misti doi Now comes review for each of them: 1) fish fry: not all of them were properly fried, one has some mild smell, and most importantly they probably don't give vetki, but in Mumbai expecting vetki is a joke, so no offence. 2) rice: not properly cooked, felt hard while chewing 3) daal with macher matha: it was fine. I mean to say good. It enhances the taste with macher matha 4) Alu posto: salt is less, due to which it was pale in taste. Alu posto becomes authentic when you find the essence of masters oil from it, missed that. 5) katla Kalia: it was good. 6) chingri macher malaikari: tasted it a little bit... from friend's plate only, found to be alright. But lack the freshness of the chingri 7) ilish with sorshe: not at all good. No taste of hilsa in this dish. Fish had not even a decimal point of freshness. Felt like it was in cold storage for years and then it came. 8) misti doi: nothing to say. I didn't take it as I am having a sore throat and it was cold. I think it was good by look. At the end, go there, but order responsibly, because they are going to disappoint you if you keep the mind set of Kolkata's Bijoli Grills. N.B. I went for Kolkata style Biriany, but they didn't have it. Another reason for disappointment.

Too good... in terms of Authentic Bengali Food. Very fresh fish. And the service is fast. Does have a family atmosphere. Its amount of food justifies the cost. Almost pocket- friendly. The location and space could have been better. Common washroom facility with the adjacent restaurants. Not hygienic. In case you are living close to Powai, do order fish fry,fish finger, chingrir malaak a ri, and the very famous kolkata biryani

Special thanks to bappa dada made maa,s birthday great with the special surprise cake and the food was delicious & hospitality was awesome , pls once come & enjoy u will like the most .

Good place to have a Bengali style lunch/dinner. The service is very slow and the waiting time is long. But the food is worth it. Both the quality and quantity are good.

We only went for hilsa/Ilish fish. The whole fish costs us 2000/-. The taste was good. If you are looking for good Bengali cuisine in mumbai, you must visit this place. The price is on the higher side but you won't regret it after having the first bite. This time we only had hilsa and aloo posto for lunch but surely gonna visit again to try other dishes. Service: 5/5 (staff was so polite and explained about the dish so well)

We went there to celebrate Jamai shoshthi 2022. Food menu was spread through authentic Bengali dishes. We ordered Fish fry, Chicken sweet corn soup and chicken Kabiraji in starter, with aampora sorbot. In main course, we took rice, Mugdal, Alubhaja, Tel potol, tel koi, Dab chingri, mutton dakbanglow and Ilish Bhapa. Dessert was a combination of Aamer chatni and Malpoa. All the dishes were prepared with genuine Bengali taste and all of them were delicious. But one problem we faced is their very slow pace of service, may be they have staff shortage. This slow service affected our eating a bit as we had to cancel some orders as they couldn't deliver it on time. Overall, food taste and quality was awesome. Price is reasonable if you want to eat genuine and homely delicious Bengali food sitting in Mumbai.

The classic bengali food and the rich bengali heritage is depicted through this wonderful restaurant which also happens to provide good catering services as well. Rich preparations on fish mutton and chicken . Must visit

I've been excited about eating at Bijoli grill for sometime now but never managed to get to Powai. This pujo we decided to do that and boy did we regret it. I'm sure the place has seen better days but it's got a tired, worn out vibe with the formica coming off at a lot of places. The staff was very efficient but the puja buffet spread was quite ordinary tasting. I distinctly remember the "kochi paanthar mangsho" felt like they had boiled the meat separately and just dunked it in the gravy. It was spicy and salty. The choler dal was nice. But the rest of the food was quite ordinary. Last, they don't have a toilet in the restaurant. I did use the washbasin and that gave me a glimpse into the kitchen. I don't think anyone would hazard eating here once they had a glimpse of the kitchen I do hope they improve