We tried borta & other Bangladeshi food in Banglatown, London

For a very authentic Bangladeshi food a friend recommended me to try out Graam Bangla in London. This restaurant is so famous that even King Charles stoped here for a curry. But this place is not your typical curry place. There is much more than that.
Did we like the food here? Watch this video to find out.
We tried:
*Mixed Platter of Bortas - £13.95
*Beef Shatkora - £8.95
*Boal with Bisi (large) - £14.95
*Malai Tea - £2.50
The adress of Graam Bangla:
68 Brick Ln, London E1 6RL
This video has subtitles (captions) in English, Indonesian (Bahasa) and Latvian.
Images used in this video:
*Wallago attu by Ranjith-chemmad
*macroptère de Mélanésie by Jpbrigand
Both images used under the creative commons license creativecommon...

[@irfanahmed1377]

Looks very yummi coming

[@masbuleinlondon]

It was

[@HFC786]

Mishti doi is must try Bangladeshi dessert!

[@masbuleinlondon]

We had so much food we totally forgot about desserts. Next time inshAllah

[@masbuleinlondon]

@HFC786 I finally tried Mishti Doi and that was one of our favourites. It is featured in my newest video 🙂

[@supinahray2061]

Wow must be delicious👍

[@masbuleinlondon]

It is. Indonesians would definitely like it.

[@jffantasticreviews]

Great video 😊

[@masbuleinlondon]

Thank you

[@shebzalam]

Shatkora is a citrusy and bitter Bangladeshi veg,along the likes of lemon and lime family,I wouldn’t call it a fruit,because it cannot be eaten on its own ,only in a curry with fish or meat,I haven’t seen or heard anyone eat it by itself to be honest.but it does give the curry some intense flavour of citrus,but when eaten it’s got a bitter taste to it as well.

[@tipu1515]

Very Good Video

[@masbuleinlondon]

Thank you 🙂

[@alaurrahman5206]

You suppose to eat the bortha with rice

[@masbuleinlondon]

Yes maaf. Next time I will know 😁

[@tanvirrahmanemon1999]

❤❤

[@fardin4ever]

You must try our Bengali sweets ❤

[@masbuleinlondon]

What do you recommend? What's your favourite?

[@fardin4ever]

@@masbuleinlondon Roshgulla,ChomChom,Shondesh,Mishti Doi,Kheer,Payesh,Kacha Golla,Jilapi. There are so many. These are my favourites. You will love it if you have a sweet tooth.

[@masbuleinlondon]

@@fardin4ever I have tried prepacked rasgulla before. You can check my Indian treats or Harlow Kebabish for my reaction. I think I had at least once jalebi from store and someone offered me in masjid. Of course would be better to try fresh. I think there are few places in London where I could try. I don't think my dentist would be very happy about this 😅

[@masbuleinlondon]

​@@fardin4everI know it's been a while, but I finally tried the Bangladeshi sweets from your list. Please check out my newest video 🙂

[@thebhaiaaaaaaa9674]

Bhortas has to be mixed with rice.not to eat alone

[@masbuleinlondon]

Oh should have asked that before. Next time :D

[@sojibahmedsunny1516]

Funniest way to eat bhorta.. You must mixed it with rice with hands

[@masbuleinlondon]

Yeah, had no experience with Bengali food 😅 Maybe in the future videos I will bring my Bangladeshi friend with me🙂

[@skytv4122]

this borta is made only eat with rice. Even as a Bangladeshi, i can not eat borta like that.​@@masbuleinlondon

[@masbuleinlondon]

@@skytv4122 well we just ordered some food without any knowledge what is what 😂

[@hmsaikat]

I was helicopter catfish

[@masbuleinlondon]

🚁+🐟

[@0BAN41-1GXR0]

WHY IS BRO BITING THE BHORTA 😭😭😭

[@masbuleinlondon]

No one told me how to eat it 😁

[@0BAN41-1GXR0]

@@masbuleinlondon understood, have a nice day 👍🏾

[@masbuleinlondon]

@@0BAN41-1GXR0 you too🙂

[@kalamuddin4253]

U eat borta with rice ,not on its own

[@masbuleinlondon]

Yeah, now I know😅