• no orders will be taken in person on the premises
• we will therefore only take orders online or by telephone
• we will endeavor to give our customers staggered collection times - we strongly discourage you from entering the premises until your order is ready
• customers arriving without having already placed an order will be encouraged to leave the premises to place their order by telephone or online, and to return at a designated time for collection
• customers whose orders are ready should enter one at a time to collect orders and make payments
• we will be discouraging crowding outside the premises and where possible we will use a queue management systems to maintain the 2 metres separation

* However, we must follow the strict government guidelines as set out below. Please adhere to these to help us remain operational and able to provide you with your food order in these challenging times:

This confirmation screen will appear once your order has been placed. An email confirmation will be sent too. If you don't receive either, your order will not have been processed.

For any technical issues and problems ordering online please call 0207 247 8191

One of the first trading ventures along the Bay of Bengal was the merchant traders known as our very own, the British East India Company

'I would like to offer you a warm welcome & introduce you to the Bengal Experience. We take our name from the bay that forms the north-eastern part of the Indian Ocean.  It resembles a triangle in shape & is bordered on the east by the Malay Peninsula & by India & Sri Lanka to the West, Bangladesh & the Indian state of West Bengal to the North where the name originally comes from.  In the 10th Century the explosion of Indian Kingdoms, led by the Chola Empire, resulted in the Bay of Bengal being known as the Chola Lake.  It later came to be known as Bangal ki Khadi in Hindi.  Bengal comes from the Sanskrit Banga or Vanga which refers to the delta waters of the river Ganges. Many major rivers of both India & Bangladesh flow west to east into the Bay of Bengal including the Ganges, Brahmaputra, Padma, Meghna, Jamuna, Ayeyarwady, Doavari, Mahanadi & many others all frow into the bay. 

'I hope that you enjoy our traditional food & custom. I would welcome your feedback & views on our service & quality of food.  Please do not hesitate to contact me at the takeaway during opening times.  I look forward to serving you at our takeaway and perhaps meeting you in person.' 

We use a variety of fresh ingredients & exotic spices from all over the Indian subcontinent to give our food its unique flavour & distinctive taste.

Ali (Manager)

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Bay of Bengal Indian Takeaway. The finest authentic Indian and Bengali takeaway in Ipswich with 5.5 out of 6 rating on Just Eat.co.uk with 1500+ reviews.

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