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Panahar - A Bangladeshi Place
Menu for Panahar - A Bangladeshi Place
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Ratings and Reviews for Panahar - A Bangladeshi Place
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May 03 2012
Jana H. via Yelp
What does girl do when she has mad Panahar cravings, but no one to join her for a sit down meal? Takeout (followed by eating herself into a food coma)! I...read more
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Apr 27 2012
Rosenda B. via Yelp
This place is delicious. I went on Friday for dinner and it gets busy pretty quickly. The place is pretty small and has a very comfortable atmosphere....read more
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Apr 25 2012
Heather S. via Yelp
Just loved this place! The food, favors and atmosphere was great. Remember to bring your own bottle, no cork fee. And you may wait just a few minutes even...read more
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Dec 29 2008
Autobot1 via Citysearch
First of all I would like to say that the place is not bad. Food is average to decent. Some dishes might be better. But I wouldn't...read more
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Sep 26 2008
irizayo via Citysearch
We recently started our own quest: to find the best indian restaurant in Atlanta for us. This is our second one and it was good. ...read more
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Sep 08 2008
Sesh via Citysearch
I visited this place after reading good reviews. My suggestion would be, if you are from any country in the Indian sub-continent t...read more
The Scene
Aside from a few vibrant silk sheers draped overhead, this Bangladeshi restaurant is a dead ringer for a '70s basement rec room, wood paneling and all. But the growing crowds don't come for the scenery. They come for the unusually gracious hospitality of Panahar's owner, Mirza Ameen, and his reasonably priced Indian and Bagladeshi fare.
The Food
The differences between Bangladeshi and Indian cuisines aren't readily apparent on the menu, which consists of standbys like spicy chicken vindaloo, saag paneer (spiced spinach with homemade cheese) and naan. But careful investigation unveils more intriguing dishes, including lamb sagwala, cooked in an herby green sauce, and voluptuous korma dishes like lamb or chicken. Aloo paratha, whole wheat bread stuffed with potatoes, is the carb of choice and there are plenty of vegetarian offerings. Be sure to order a side of the unique mango chutney.