Hotel Dada Boudi

Amazing Bengali food available there variety of fishes and mutton chicken options. Homely taste small shop. Very enthusiastic owner. Definitely recommended

Must Try: Chicken/Mutton Roast. Bengali Style Fish Curry

Food: Not sure of any other authentic Bengali Food Spots in and around here.

Though a small place, the taste heightens the shortcomings of the Atmosphere.

This is the best place to have home cooked style tasty bengali dishes! Loved it. This place makes me feel home far away from home

To get authentic bengali food in Mysore this could be the best option in pocket friendly range. You can try their fish munia, chicken biryani, chicken kosha and other non veg items.

Fresh khabar shamne toiri kora gorom gorom maach bhaja barir ghee gorom bhat er shathe just fatafati ultimate jaega bangali khabarer jonno totoi bhalo behaviour five star for dada boudi hotel

Absolutely fantastic and best place to have Bengali dishes in mysore. Chicken mutton and fish are extremely delicious.

This is undoubtedly the best place to have homely bengali foods in Mysuru. I had chicken, catla fish curry, soyabean, omelette, dal, papad, chutney here, all of them were absolutely amazing. Babu da and his wife are really adorable host. Highly recommended.

This by far the best restaurant for Home Made Bengali Food In total South India according to my experience. Had a blast with Bengali traditional food with simple home made recipe. Uncle and aunty is super cool and they will immediately become your family member with their behaviour. It’s a must dine option for Bengali people if you visit mysore. Even other region people can experience or can have a glimpse of home like bengali food there. They are in Swiggy and Zomato too. Hygiene, Cleanliness, taste everything is top notch. You will not get such unique restaurant not very often, specifically in South India. Don’t miss it if you visit Mysore.

Many times v intend to loose quality food, looking at the out look of the hotel. This hotel is the best example. Mouth-watering dishes home made touch and personal care makes one to feel homely. Best bengali dishes at mysore. Most moderate rates. Clean and neat atmosphere. Humble people responds quickly.

Good restaurant for Bengali food items. Fish prepared here is fresh and very tasty. Must visit atleast once. Price for meals is a little bit high. Dining capacity is less. On weekends you will get some special curries/chutney (posto) from here. Clean and hygienic surroundings.

Very Good bengli food. Being a South Indian, I enjoyed the experience of having this food. Fish curry is very good. If you are visiting this place, should definitely try the fish curry. My friends and I very frequently visit this place.

The place where you will get feel of home, specially for bengali people. Chicken, mutton, various fishes and their dishes.

We loved this place for Bengali food during our visit to Mysore, all the food items are really tasty, this gives me a feeling of having food in some "Bhoj" Bari", memorising the childhood days, recommended for Bengalis who are visiting Mysore for a trip or stays there. This place is not a restaurant, so people who are looking for a cosy, attractive place, then this is not recommended for them (They are available in Zomato also, but recommended to visit and order), but if you want to taste authentic Bengali food then it's for you only.

Nothing beats the bong flavour in their dishes. The shop is more like a road side stall in Kolkata that is frequented by office workers during busy lunch time schedules. You can customize your menu in advance if you have a party of 10 and you pay as per the items you choose. Chicken Posto (Khus-khus), Chingri Malai-kari, Dab Chingri, Shukto are but some of the traditional eats they provide, of course based on availability. If you really miss the 'Maa-er haather ranna', give this a try. It'll cost you as much though:)

Home made food.
A bit pricy and little to no option for pure vegetarians.
Great food joint option for Bengali. Plus others who enjoy fish in their cuisine.
For vegetarian the thali includes, 1 dry subji (aloo fry mostly or may be baigan bhaja), 2 chapati, yellow daal, rice and 1 gravy subji (posto).
They serve non-vegetarian food including chicken and fish.
They've more varieties on the menu for fish as compared to chicken.
They have chicken biryani (Bengali style) as well.
They accept paytm and cash.
You have ATM within 100 meter.
Can't accommodate large groups. Max seating capacity, 15-20 chairs.
Better call & check for what's available as the food gets over soon.

If you're a Bengali and craving for a good Bengali food "Don't ever go there". It's huge disgrace to the Bengali cuisine. They charge too much compared to whatever worthless food they serve.