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Chinatown's Cheap Bangladeshi Destinations
Discover a hidden side of Chinatown where budget-friendly Middle Eastern flavors offer a delicious and affordable alternative to the neighborhood’s traditional fare. This curated collection highlights welcoming spots like Abdullah, where you can enjoy authentic, aromatic dishes that are as kind to your wallet as they are to your palate. Whether you are looking for a quick lunch or a hearty dinner, these accessible eateries provide a savory escape in the heart of the city.
3 restaurants in Best Cheap Bangladeshi Restaurants in Chinatown | Cheap Bangladeshi Food
- Chard — Steakhouse · rated 3.9/5: Chard is a cozy spot in New York offering a delightful menu of Southeast Asian flavors. Located at 17 E 13th St, this eatery serves lunch and dinner, with options for takeout and curbside pickup. While compact, Chard is praised for its friendly staff and tasty dishes like chicken biryani and juicy chicken sandwiches. Open daily from noon to midnight, it’s a great choice for a quick bite or a dinner outing. Enjoy their offerings with a glass of wine or beer.
- Abdullah — Middle Eastern · rated 3.4/5: Abdullah, located at 91 Church Ave in Brooklyn, offers a warm and casual dining experience with its variety of Bangladeshi comfort food. Popular for its chicken biryani, samosas, and sweets, the restaurant serves halal dishes perfect for lunch and dinner. Great for kids and solo diners, it also accepts reservations. With meals typically ranging from $10-20, it's a tasty and affordable option for a flavorful culinary journey.
- MayRee — Thai: MayRee transports diners to the vibrant heart of Southern Thailand, where the air is thick with the intoxicating scent of holy basil and the rhythmic sizzle of searing woks. The kitchen balances the fiery, aromatic heat of dry-fried KuaKling with the comforting, coconut-laced sweetness of Pad Mee Kati, creating a sensory journey through regional spice and tradition. From the golden, crispy crunch of Hat Yai-style fried chicken to the rich, fragrant layers of slow-cooked chicken biryani, every dish serves as a soul-warming celebration of bold Thai flavors.
