Masala Ferry

Lovely Bengali food. Had the fish fry, the veg cutlet and manchow soup for starters. One of the best manchow soup I've had in the US. The service was also good, oneers gave us in depth recommendations and details to help us choose. They also have buffet and chat / street food in the evening time. For main course we had the fish curry with special fried rice. Very delicious fish with skin and bone too btw!

Tried Masala Ferry and the food honestly felt like the one which I could get in any of the famed restaurants in Kolkata. The flavors where deep and well balanced, not watered down or overly oily. Everything tasted fresh, and each dish has its own character. if you're looking for a truly authentic Indian food, this place is definitely worth trying.

A Mixed Bag - Some Hits, More Misses(Its should have been a 2.5 instead of a 2) Wanted to try out the new spot since the change from Hyderabad Biryani House. We placed an order for pickup on Friday, and I have to be honest, it was a pretty mixed experience. Let's start with the service. We ordered one Bezawada Mutton Biryani at 5:00 PM and were quoted 25 minutes. When we arrived at 5:30, we were told it needed another 5. While waiting, my kids decided they wanted to try more, so we added a Chicken Biryani and Chili Chicken. This ended up adding another 30 minutes to our wait. I get that fresh food takes time, but the communication and timing could definitely be smoother. Now, for the food: Chili Chicken: This was seriously spicy. I'm not a stranger to heat, and my wife isn't either, bu

We had catering for a corporate event and I enjoyed all the appetizers: Fish Fry, Paneer and Vegetable Chop were good. I had never had these food items before so it was nice to try some new Bengali dishes for a change! I highly recommend this restaurant for catering.

We had three meals at Masala Ferry this past weekend. If you are missing authentic Bengali food from Kolkata or you want to try it you have to come here. The Karaishutir kachuri and luchi for breakfast on Mohaloya was so delicious. Mohaloya buffet included shukto, sonamuger daal, aloo posto, jhuri aloo bhaja, echor chingri, doi rui, chicken curry and mutton kosha. Each and every item was mouth-wateringly delicious and of authentic taste. The fish fry and chicken lollipop that we ordered the day before, were also excellent! Can’t say enough good things about this place. Authentic Kolkata Bengali cuisine in Bay Area like never before.