Reviews Little Bangla

Located on Langley High Street, The Little Bangla can best be described as an expensive restaurant at a budget price. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted by friendly staff, if not the owner himself, who takes his time to make you feel welcomes and comfortable. This is a really nice touch and the sign of a boss who truly values his customers. In terms of decor, the restaurant area is divided into two, with a border containing a variety of potted plants, sitting beneath a ceiling light which bathes the room in a tasteful blue glow. On the far wall, next to the bar, is a wall covered in pictures and posters, all celebrating the restaurant’s various awards and achievements. We were served soon after being seated. The waiter was extremely friendly and accommodating, even offering food that wasn't listed on the standard menu. He also asked us if we were celebrating a special occasion, and offered us a candle for our table, which was an incredibly nice touch. After finishing our meal, he also opened our hot towels and handed them to us, meaning neither of us burned our fingers when pulling them out of the plastic. I know it's only a little detail, but it added to the overall experience. And that's what it was. An experience. Not just a standard dinner at a standard Balti House in the Black Country on a Sunday evening. As for the food, here's how it went... Appetisers: We ordered Poppadoms, were fresh, crunchy and large, with a selection of three dips, including a chopped onions, mango chilli, and an excellent mint sauce which with thick, creamy and incredibly tasty. Starters: We ordered Chicken Pakora and Lamb Samosas. The batter on the Chicken Pakora was light, the tikka chicken was cooked to perfection. The three lamb samosas were brimming with flavour, containing more spices and ingredients than average. The batter was crunchy but not too thick. Paired with the mint sauce, it was delicious. Mains: We both ordered a Chicken Balti, rice, and a Garlic and Coriander Naan. The Balti sauce was delicious, not over-spiced, full of flavour with the classic sweet aftertaste you get at good Bangladeshi restaurants. The rice was light, flurry, perfectly cooked, and presented on the plate in either the shape of a heart or a star. The naan was light and fluffy, liberally garnished with the garlic and coriander. It also had a lovely, sweet aftertaste that perfectly complimented the Balti sauce. In short, it was excellent. And the price was incredibly reasonable too. The above menu for two, plus two large cokes cost only £21 a head. This is a brilliant price for such a high standard of food and service. Highly recommended. Sarah & Tom

Ordered a takeaway on a Saturday night to collect. Very friendly staff offered us free soft drinks while we were waiting (which wasn't very long) Place was clean Food was hot and tasty and very reasonably priced . Definitely 1 to go back to and done in 10/10

Great food good service friendly staff go there again

Absolutely delicious food. Cost £57 for 3 of us. We had popperdoms & mains and no starter & a kulfi to finish. The portions were fine for us, however, might be a little small if we had men with us.

Amazing food! Lovely friendly staff. We've started to use here every Sunday as our new Indian as we enjoy it compared to others we've been using.

Excellent service. Lovely food I really enjoyed it. I will come again .

We had a lovely meal 10 10 food was very nice my madras was one of the best I have had and the manger and he's team where spot on thanks 😊

Absolutely wonderful. Went on Thursday for a curry with a few friends and had a Gurkha Lamb Curry - Absolutely incredible and th service is top notch. Highly recommended 👍