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Wouldn’t try the curries from this place as the main constituent is the tomato sauce or pulp used.
Even for aachari chicken they used the same sauce which was really killing the taste buds and too sweet for a spicy dish. You expect it to be a spicy with the dish name but totally disappointed with the tomato pulp made me nauseating.
Even for aachari chicken they used the same sauce which was really killing the taste buds and too sweet for a spicy dish. You expect it to be a spicy with the dish name but totally disappointed with the tomato pulp made me nauseating.
True to their slogan "Eat Sleep Biryani Repeat"
Melbourne is lucky to have a nice Hyderabadi restaurant like this.
There are many new similar restaurants around the area, but I always prefer this one.
Best part is they are open till late night 2 AM
You can never go wrong with their Dum Biryanis.
Service is a bit late, but they will compensate with the taste.
"Haleem" which is another favourite Hyderabadi delicacy only available during ramzan times, but in here you get it all 365 days.
Pricing is reasonable as well.
No wonder it has amassed the Love of so many Food Loving Hyderabadis living in Melbourne.
Dessert wise, I like their Qubani ka Meetha where they serve with Malai(Cream) on top
Special Shout out to support staff like Rizwan who always welcomes the customers and serves with smile inspite of being so busy.
Pro Tip: Have the Biryani with the Indian strong cool drink "Thums Up" followed by "Sweet Pan"
Melbourne is lucky to have a nice Hyderabadi restaurant like this.
There are many new similar restaurants around the area, but I always prefer this one.
Best part is they are open till late night 2 AM
You can never go wrong with their Dum Biryanis.
Service is a bit late, but they will compensate with the taste.
"Haleem" which is another favourite Hyderabadi delicacy only available during ramzan times, but in here you get it all 365 days.
Pricing is reasonable as well.
No wonder it has amassed the Love of so many Food Loving Hyderabadis living in Melbourne.
Dessert wise, I like their Qubani ka Meetha where they serve with Malai(Cream) on top
Special Shout out to support staff like Rizwan who always welcomes the customers and serves with smile inspite of being so busy.
Pro Tip: Have the Biryani with the Indian strong cool drink "Thums Up" followed by "Sweet Pan"
Visited the place for dinner with friends.
Probably the best Indian food in Melbourne.
The biryani was full of flavours and the meat was cooked perfectly.
And my personal favourite was the haleem which was simply amazing .
Highly recommended for late dinner and delicious food.
Probably the best Indian food in Melbourne.
The biryani was full of flavours and the meat was cooked perfectly.
And my personal favourite was the haleem which was simply amazing .
Highly recommended for late dinner and delicious food.
I ordered mutton biryani but they given oil biryani with a single piece of mutton.biryani *
But Haleem is good taste ****.
But Haleem is good taste ****.
Biriyani was spot on..
We ordered jeera rice which was not good, oily and very less quantity
We ordered jeera rice which was not good, oily and very less quantity
Well food is not upto the mark…! But sometimes it’s bloody amazing and sometimes bad….
Customer service is good but sometimes too much crowded…!
Customer service is good but sometimes too much crowded…!
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DoorDash is running a generous offer in which 40% discount is given for local restaurants when purchase above $25 is made. To avail this offer, I ordered a plate of Mutton Biryani ($17.90) and a plate of Fish Tikka ($18.90). Although it took a while for the order to be delivered, the food was worth it.
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The fish tikka was soft and succulent, and paired with the mint chutney was absolutely delicious. As for the biryani, it too was excellent, with a generous serving of tice and chunky mutton pieces, some of which were bones, something that I don't prefer. Nonetheless, it paired well with the raita and made for a fulfilling meal.
Looking forward to visiting in person!
DoorDash is running a generous offer in which 40% discount is given for local restaurants when purchase above $25 is made. To avail this offer, I ordered a plate of Mutton Biryani ($17.90) and a plate of Fish Tikka ($18.90). Although it took a while for the order to be delivered, the food was worth it.
😋🔥
The fish tikka was soft and succulent, and paired with the mint chutney was absolutely delicious. As for the biryani, it too was excellent, with a generous serving of tice and chunky mutton pieces, some of which were bones, something that I don't prefer. Nonetheless, it paired well with the raita and made for a fulfilling meal.
Looking forward to visiting in person!
Yummmm Biryani.
Had never tried this style of Biryani before, or haleem.
Sooo good.
We got the special Biryani - mutton (only “special” bit is that you pay a little extra for an egg on top and 3-4 pieces of chicken 65).
The naans are different from the regular naan - more like a thick roti.
Love that it’s open till really late.
Prices are value for money (hope they stay that way)
I’m sure I’ll be popping by here A LOT in the future.
Good that there’s lots of parking right in-front of it.
Had never tried this style of Biryani before, or haleem.
Sooo good.
We got the special Biryani - mutton (only “special” bit is that you pay a little extra for an egg on top and 3-4 pieces of chicken 65).
The naans are different from the regular naan - more like a thick roti.
Love that it’s open till really late.
Prices are value for money (hope they stay that way)
I’m sure I’ll be popping by here A LOT in the future.
Good that there’s lots of parking right in-front of it.