Biryani Adda
I'm always up for biryani and I had heard good things about this place so we went there for dinner.
For the first 5 mins nobody attended to us. The waiters were attending other tables and took the order of customers who came after us. It was almost like we didn't exist.
We asked for a mutton biryani, but they had ran out of it (with the exception of mutton boti biryani). They do not have any sea-food, so our choice for the biryani was pretty much just chicken.
We ordered one chicken delight combo and one chicken royal combo.
The delight consists of half chicken dum biryani, 4 pieces of Chicken 65, mirch ka salan, raita, and a sweet. The royal consists of 4 pieces of chicken tikka (instead of the 65), and rest is the same.
The royal combo took 10 minutes to be served since they had to freshly prepare the chicken tikka. It was worth the wait. The chicken tikka was soft, with the flavours of charcoal seeped right in.
The chicken 65 was average, and a bit oily too.
The chicken biryani wasn't quite as expected. It barely had any masala in it. We had to ask for the masala separately, which is when they got us some extra masala rice. The mirch ka salan was weird. It is supposed to make the biryani more flavourful but it was making it worse. Also, I don't see the point of writing this as a separate item in the combo. This is something that should be included by default with the biryani.
The dessert was the worse of the lot. We took a spoon and did not like it at all. I don't even know what it was but it certainly spoilt our taste.
Except for the chicken tikka, I did not like anything else here.
For the first 5 mins nobody attended to us. The waiters were attending other tables and took the order of customers who came after us. It was almost like we didn't exist.
We asked for a mutton biryani, but they had ran out of it (with the exception of mutton boti biryani). They do not have any sea-food, so our choice for the biryani was pretty much just chicken.
We ordered one chicken delight combo and one chicken royal combo.
The delight consists of half chicken dum biryani, 4 pieces of Chicken 65, mirch ka salan, raita, and a sweet. The royal consists of 4 pieces of chicken tikka (instead of the 65), and rest is the same.
The royal combo took 10 minutes to be served since they had to freshly prepare the chicken tikka. It was worth the wait. The chicken tikka was soft, with the flavours of charcoal seeped right in.
The chicken 65 was average, and a bit oily too.
The chicken biryani wasn't quite as expected. It barely had any masala in it. We had to ask for the masala separately, which is when they got us some extra masala rice. The mirch ka salan was weird. It is supposed to make the biryani more flavourful but it was making it worse. Also, I don't see the point of writing this as a separate item in the combo. This is something that should be included by default with the biryani.
The dessert was the worse of the lot. We took a spoon and did not like it at all. I don't even know what it was but it certainly spoilt our taste.
Except for the chicken tikka, I did not like anything else here.
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