NST Fuchka & Biryani House - (Near Greenwich, london)

4 /5 Zabi: Staffs are very friendly and welcoming. Food was 7/10. I asked for beef biryani, I was expecting more meat but got like 4 little pieces. Maybe that is normal. I tried their tea, it was okay. I have attached their most recent menu.

1 /5 Harunur Rahman: Never had fuchka in my life, went there with great expectation but came out with huge disappointment. Ordered Lamb biryani, halim, chotpiti, fuchka. However, enjoed none of them. Biryani were too smoky, no flavour of spices, halim was burned and black in colour, chotpoti was dul and fuchka did not meet my excitement. Would not reccommend this place.

1 /5 Eati Rahman: We had lunch there with my family and were looking forward to trying their chotpoti. Unfortunately, what we received was spoiled. The chicken biryani was extremely spicy, served without any sauce, and was very dry. It was clear from our experience that they served us stale food. The service was disappointing, and we certainly didnt expect such poor quality. They claimed that everything was fresh, but it was not. It simply wasn’t worth the money spent on the meal. My sister ended up with diarrhea after eating the food, which raises serious concerns about their food hygiene. I strongly encourage my friends and family to be cautious when dining there. Always check to ensure the food is fresh before ordering.

3 /5 Onu: Went for breakfast and got fuchka, one kolija shingara and one vegetable plus a cha. Fuchka was amazing, loved it and would go back just for that. Their shingara not so nice, initially they gave both kolija, when I said that, they took one away and gave another vegetable one which came out quite quickly compared to the prior one. It tasted old and bad. :/

1 /5 Zazib Alam Adnan: We have been regular customers for over a year and this used to be our go-to place. The main reasons we kept coming back were the Thai soup (Bangladeshi style, which is hard to find elsewhere) and the chotpoti, which were always very tasty. However, over the past few visits, we’ve noticed a decline in food quality. Yesterday’s experience was particularly disappointing—we couldn’t even finish the soup or the chotpoti. we felt compelled to let the staff know, but instead of taking it as constructive feedback, they seemed offended and insisted that many customers are still coming. It’s disappointing to see the quality falling, and we truly hope the restaurant takes this feedback positively and works on improving the food and service.