Royal Indian Restaurant

The Galouti kebab with sheermal paratha is a must try dish from here.
Personally the biryani from here wasn’t good at all. Special mutton biryani costs Rs 460 (2 piece mutton, one aloo) which was total waste. The mutton pieces were horrible.
Mutton galouti kebab (₹380 4 piece) 5/5
It was superb.
Sheermal paratha (₹80 each): a soft paratha, I tasted it for the first time and my experience was great. The price was bit high for me.
For biryani this place is a big no. 2 stars off because of this.

Ambience: 5/5
Hospitality & service: 5/5
Hygiene: 5/5

Park Circus Royal is a niche place to dine in. It has more variety in the menu than barabazar branch. I personally like their old joint more than the new one both taste wise and atmosphere wise. Service is top notch. Galauti kebab should be a little less spicier and should be served with small parathas. They change the mutton piece if u don't like it and that's a very positive point. The special Mutton biryani was very tasty with a little oily feel not like the barabazar joint which is good.

Wanna try one of the finest and tastiest biriyani in kolkata?.....then this is the place 😋. Royal Indian Resturant serves some delicious biriyani to its biriyani lovers. Situated just exact opposite to quest mall the place has quite large sitting arrangement. Coming to food the chicken tandoori served here tastes too good. We tried their moti lucknowi biriyani with mutton chap (small chops of mutton pieces tasted out of world). Hence, a highly recommended place for biriyani lovers of Kolkata.

Mutton galawati kebab was the highlight.
Royal mutton biryani special kofti was not worth the hype. The rice was a bit bland and the meat was quite dry.
Mutton shahi qorma, which went well with either rumail roti or masala qulcha, was also flavourful and packed quite the heat.
The place gets very busy on the weekends especially during the evenings. Reservation recommended.

We had Mutton Biriyani, Mutton Tikiya, Rumali Roti, Tandoori chicken, Chicken Reshmi kebab and firni, Shahi Tukda for dessert. Every dish was well prepared and flavourful. The chicken was soft and succulent. The ambience is nice and the staffs are quite hospitable. Service is top notch.

Let's talk about the star of the show—the delicious chicken biryani. Every spoonful was bursting with aromatic flavors, perfectly cooked rice, and tender chicken pieces that melted in my mouth. The spices were well-balanced, creating a harmonious blend that elevated the dish to new heights.

Accompanying the biryani, I ordered a Tandoori Roti , which was soft, fluffy, and had just the right amount of char. It was the perfect vehicle for savoring every morsel of the flavorful biryani. Additionally, I tried a chicken side dish whose name escapes me, but the taste still lingers in my memory. The succulent chicken, bathed in a delicious sauce, had me reaching for more with each bite. The flavors were rich, complex, and left me wanting to explore the diverse range of flavors present in Indian cuisine.

To end the meal on a sweet note, I indulged in the firni, and it was a delightful treat.

What truly impressed me about the Royal Indian Restaurant was not only the delectable food but also the attentive and friendly service. The staff was knowledgeable about the menu, offering recommendations and ensuring that my dining experience was enjoyable from beginning to end. Their attention to detail and genuine care for their customers' satisfaction truly set them apart.

I tried haleem, overall it was good. Haleem is available here during ramadan every year. I also tried firni and shahi tukda, which were average as per the taste and quality.