Bismillah Kabob N Curry

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Cuisine

Indian

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Meal Periods

Lunch

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Dining Format

Buffet

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Phone

(586) 427-0018

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Address

4214 East 10 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48091

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Website

bismillah-kabob.com

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Cuisine

Indian



Meal Periods

Lunch



Dining Format

Buffet



Phone

(586) 427-0018



Address

4214 East 10 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48091



Website

bismillah-kabob.com

EXPERIENCE

Bismillah Kabob N Curry makes a buffet lunch part of an everyday Bangladeshi restaurant in Warren. On East 10 Mile Road, rice dishes, curries and other hot choices give diners room to try several things in one meal. It’s a useful introduction for someone still learning the dishes, and a straightforward lunch for someone who already knows where the next helping is likely to come from.

The restaurant grew from a practical local need. In WDET’s account of its beginnings, owner Afzal Choudhury and his partners wanted halal food for people living and working nearby. Burgers and fries were part of the early offering; biryani, samosas and other South Asian dishes followed. The business became a gathering place for the area’s Bangladeshi community, even hosting visiting consular services in 2018.

That history gives an ordinary lunch some meaningful context without turning it into a formal occasion. The restaurant serves people with different degrees of familiarity with the food, and the buffet allows a smaller first portion before deciding what deserves more attention. A shared table can accommodate the cautious chooser and the person who has already identified a favorite curry.

The strip-plaza address keeps the outing practical, while the dining room has space for tables and group meals. The buffet is part of a wider restaurant with takeout and à la carte cooking, so the day’s line supplies the final menu for an unlimited lunch. Come interested in the curries and rice, and leave a little room to reconsider the first plate. Familiar favorites are welcome; so is finding a new one.

FOOD

Rice and curry give Bismillah’s lunch buffet its most useful starting point. Biryani is part of the restaurant’s advertised buffet range, alongside kebabs and curries. The rice dish can become the main part of a plate rather than a neutral accompaniment, so it’s worth looking at the day’s choice before deciding how much space to leave for the other dishes.

Butter chicken is among the curries that can appear on the buffet. It offers a familiar named choice for diners who know that dish before they know the wider Bangladeshi menu.

Fish is another worthwhile part of the changing hot selection. It brings an alternative to a plate built entirely around chicken or kebabs and gives the buffet a broader identity than one familiar curry. The particular fish and preparation belong to the day’s spread; take a look at the line before planning the meal around a specific version.

The kebab and curry choices can make lunch more substantial without requiring several separate orders. The day’s choices can take lunch toward a kebab plate or a more sauce-centered combination.

Small fried bites can extend the selection, with filled pastries and rolls among the foods served from the hot display. They make sense as an opening bite or a small addition beside the main plate.

For a sweet finish, mishti doi, a sweet yogurt, is one of the possibilities to look for. It offers a different ending from another spoonful of rice or curry, and a modest portion can be enough after a substantial lunch. The changing selection is part of this buffet’s everyday character: choose from what’s ready, try something that interests you and return to the dishes that make the meal your own.

FOOD HIGHLIGHTS

♛ Biryani — a rice dish with a central place in the buffet offering.

♛ Butter Chicken — a familiar curry among the changing lunch choices.

♛ Fish — another hot-buffet possibility beyond chicken and kebabs.

♛ Kebabs & Curries — two ways to build a substantial rice plate.

♛ Fried Snacks — small bites to consider before the main curry plate.

♛ Mishti Doi — sweet yogurt among the possible finishes to lunch.

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