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Used to visit here a lot in university days at late night. The food here are classy, the chicken chaap, the salad, brain, beef gudda, beef shik is good. They recently introduced kebabs but i didnt like it much as it wasnt soft and flavorful as expected

Bismillah Kabab Ghar is a gem for anyone craving authentic, flavorful kebabs and traditional South Asian cuisine. Located in a modest setting, the restaurant may not boast a lavish interior, but it more than makes up for it with the quality of the food. The aroma of grilled meats hits you the moment you step inside, promising a memorable meal. The menu offers a variety of kebabs, including their signature seekh kebabs and beef tikka, both seasoned to perfection with a blend of spices that bring out deep, rich flavors. The meat is consistently tender and juicy, cooked just right to retain its succulence. Paired with fresh naan or paratha, each bite is incredibly satisfying. Beyond kebabs, they also offer curries and biryanis that are equally impressive. The staff is friendly and attentive, ensuring you have everything you need for a pleasant meal. The prices are reasonable, making it a great spot for those looking for quality without breaking the bank. While the ambiance is simple, Bismillah Kabab Ghar delivers a fantastic experience for food lovers. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy some of the best kebabs in town.

The authentic traditional food of real Dhaka. Puran Dhaka had been the place for proper mughal food of traditional taste. Among many many other places, Bismillah kebab ghor has made a name that is known to generations of people. Every item they serve is absolute bliss for your tastebuds. Chicken, beef, mutton, you name it, everything tastes just magical and so flavorful. A must try for people visiting Bangladesh from abroad and want to get a taste of the authentic cuisines.

Best kebab in Dhaka City. It is located in Nazirabazar. It has no other branch. It is famous for kebab. This restaurant is popular with residents of old dhaka, university college students. The price is relatively affordable. But they are accused of using burnt soyabean & pulm oil. The price of paratha should be 10 taka. They take 12 taka which is slightly higher than usual. The overall environment is satisfactory. The restaurant is usually crowded in the evening

The kababs was good. We tried the Gurda kabab, Reshmi Kabab, Brain Masalla fry and Chicken Boti kabab. They were awesome. Also wanted the Khiri kabab. But it was already over.

Food is just awesome and price is not too high.

Very good but hard to find empty table to sit.

Bismillah Kabab in Old Dhaka is a hidden gem for authentic Bangladeshi street food. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly their famous kababs, which were a delightful mix of spices and flavors, grilled to perfection. The meat was tender and juicy, infused with the rich aromas of traditional spices that tantalize the taste buds. Their parathas, flaky and buttery, were the perfect accompaniment to the kababs. The ambiance of the place is unassuming and bustling, typical of Old Dhaka's vibrant street food scene. The service is quick and the food is remarkably affordable, offering a real taste of local cuisine. This place is a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic culinary experience in Dhaka.