Kolaphata - Tower Hamlets

Khub bhalo ambience ekebare bangali mote,very cordial staff Biriyani darun/ Bhorta amazing jhurjhure bhat er songe darun khete bhuna very good aar bhorta platter is delicious sobche boro kotha Kolapata is very welcoming/ very good quality of authentic Bangladeshi cuisine and very reasonably priced and quite near to Whitechapel Station!

Food was cold not testy , Customer service was very poor , I was went to wash my hand to the wash room and I seen that Kolapata staff was washing Leg in to the hand bacin also staff was smoking in the kitchen.after this experiance I will never go there.

Been going there for few years know the food and service is always amazing and never disappointed. My favourite is the Kala Bhuna and haleem

Best Chaap in London! AMAZING Would recommend to everyone. Great service and staff. Clean environment.

I’ve heard about and seen Kolapata restaurant on many occasions so I finally decided to try it for myself with a friend joining me. We started off with a Kolapata mix grill which comes with lamb chops, chicken tikka and sheek kebab, the chops were average at best very lightly spiced and quite tough to chew on, the sheek kebabs were frozen supermarket kebabs and the chicken tikka had no spice at all. The chicken tikka was precooked and reheated in the microwave, it was rock solid and bone dry with zero flavour it was so bad in fact that we sent it back and replaced it for another piece of sheek kebab instead. We ordered a Kacchi biryani, Shoreesha Ilish and chicken roast for mains with a mix bhorta. The kacchi biryani was overloaded with raisins or sultanas, it came with two pieces of meat on the bone which had barely any meat on, the biryani was served with a egg korma which was hideous it had sour notes to it and tasted off again this was pre cooked and reheated. The chicken roast was average and the shoreesha ilish was average too these two products would get 3/5 but the mix grill would get 1/5 starts and the biryani 2/5. Service was ok 3/5. I would avoid this place and try somewhere else on Whitechapel road as there are so many Bengali restaurants in that vicinity, I would hazard a guess that this place was good in its heyday and it’s just surviving on its name now.