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Sylhet, Bangladesh

Sylheti food, cooked like home

Pach Vai means “five brothers” — the feeling we cook for. Hand-pounded spices, slow bhuna and the hatkora citrus that makes Sylheti food taste like nowhere else. Open around the clock; no reservation needed.

  • Open24 / 7
  • BookingsWalk in anytime
  • CuisineSylheti & Bangladeshi
A steaming bowl of Sylheti-style biryani garnished with fresh coriander

From the bhuna pot

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A handful of the dishes Pach Vai is known for across Sylhet — the full menu has plenty more.

Hatkorar lal bhuna: a deep red beef curry in a metal karahi

Hatkorar Lal Bhuna

৳450
Signature

Beef, slow-bhuna’d for hours with hatkora — the wild Sylheti citrus — until the gravy turns deep red and the meat falls apart.

A pan of shutki (dried fish) curry with fresh coriander

Hukoin Shuru

৳280
Signature

Our opening course: sun-dried hukna shutki, slow-cooked with garlic, green chilli and mustard oil the way Sylheti kitchens have always made it.

A plate of mutton biryani-style rice with lemon wedges

Sylheti Mutton Khichuri

৳380

Soft rice and lentils cooked down with tender mutton, ghee and a short list of whole spices — comfort food for a rainy Sylhet evening.

What people say

Regulars tell it best

The hatkorar lal bhuna here tastes exactly like my grandmother’s — I drive across the city for it.
Open all night and never rushes you out. We ended up here after a wedding at 2am and it was perfect.
Best hukoin shuru in Sylhet, hands down. Ask for extra mustard oil.

Hungry? We never close.

Pach Vai is open 24 hours a day, every day. Walk in any time, or call ahead if you would rather we had a table ready.