Lalla biryani

1. Paradise, Hyderabad We can’t talk about the best biryani without mentioning Hyderabad’s famous Paradise. Made with fragrant Daawat Basmati rice (not a plug–the sign is plastered across the entrance), their mutton biryani is the one of the most recommended dishes to order here. It average costs 800rupess for two. Location: SD Road, Sappu Bagh Apartment, Jogani, Ramgopalpet, Secunderabad, Telangana 50000 2. Hotel Paragon Restaurant, Kerala Kozhikode could very well be the food capital of Kerala. This is one of the best places to visit that even on weekdays, this restaurant is crowded with diners savoring delicious biryanis. It is one of the most 3. Dil Pasand Biryani, Delhi We think we would love this city less if 4. Handi Restaurant, Rajasthan It is a popular joint where you can find a touch of Rajasthani culture and elegance in all their dishes. The ethnic and warm ambience with jaw- dropping biryanis makes it the best in town for biryani crazy people. It costs 1000 INR for two. 5. Aminia, West Bengal Opened in the year 1929, this place holds a special heart in every biryani lover in Kolkata. They make a stunning mutton pasinda kebab, which pairs really well with the biryani. They make one of the best biryanis in town. The restaurant has branches in various parts of the city, including Barrackpore, Rajarhat, Golpark and more. 6. Mughal Darbar Bakery And Restaurant, Kashmir It is a popular non-vegetarian place to enjoy delicious food at a worth able price. They serve kas...

Think of delicateness, and the Awadhi biryani comes to mind! Lucknow's treatment of this front-runner dish from the region is of utmost care and enrichment. The Lucknawi biryani epitomises the cooking style of Dum Pukht, where slow cooking (Often on Charcoal or wood fire) in sealed pots or Handis result in an aromatic long-grained Biryani. Visually the most different biryani out of India, owing to the addition of Potatoes. Nawab Wajid Ali Shah contributed to the evolution of the delicious Kolkatta biryani. Nawab Sahab, originally from Awadh, was exiled to Kolkatta, and his army of chefs accompanied him with a repertoire of recipes from the royal house of Awadh. In the quest to experiment with this delicious Awadhi preparation, Potatoes, elite cultivation of the time, were added to the biryani. Potatoes, when cooked along with meat, rice and spices, absorb all their delectable flavours, resulting in a juicy and flavourful product, which caught the fancy of the Royal Nawab Wajid Ali Shah; rest, as they say, is History. Today, the people of Kolkatta will vouch for this version of biryani to be the best out of all the different varieties of India. Such is the passion of food lovers towards Biryani. Arsalan in Kolkatta is one of the finest restaurants serving fantastic Kolkatta biryani for decades. Another prominent place is Aminia Biryani. The most popular biryani in India is from the region of Hyderabad. The city of Nizams prepares a well-spiced and delectable version of Biry...

I was looking primarily for Halal food and Indian food and found this by chance and the Halal logo. Frankly speaking, the food was at the top of all I have had so far. Atmosphere is humble and below average. One of the staff was too rude and unfriendly when we asked him to change the seat. The staff at the upstair seating was outgoing guy and offered us a rug to pray. The billing process was by all means outdated. literally just visited the Rajah 2 days ago due to all the reviews, and i was looking for a halal place to eat in im from an asian background so i found the food quite bland and the portion was incredibly small, in London for that price you get quite a big dish. But if your not used to asian curry/ food then this place is just right, its just im used to a lot of flavours so it wasn't for me.

1. Paradise, Hyderabad We can’t talk about the best biryani without mentioning Hyderabad’s famous Paradise. Made with fragrant Daawat Basmati rice (not a plug–the sign is plastered across the entrance), their mutton biryani is the one of the most recommended dishes to order here. It average costs 800rupess for two. Location: SD Road, Sappu Bagh Apartment, Jogani, Ramgopalpet, Secunderabad, Telangana 50000 2. Hotel Paragon Restaurant, Kerala Kozhikode could very well be the food capital of Kerala. This is one of the best places to visit that even on weekdays, this restaurant is crowded with diners savoring delicious biryanis. It is one of the most 3. Dil Pasand Biryani, Delhi We think we would love this city less if 4. Handi Restaurant, Rajasthan It is a popular joint where you can find a touch of Rajasthani culture and elegance in all their dishes. The ethnic and warm ambience with jaw- dropping biryanis makes it the best in town for biryani crazy people. It costs 1000 INR for two. 5. Aminia, West Bengal Opened in the year 1929, this place holds a special heart in every biryani lover in Kolkata. They make a stunning mutton pasinda kebab, which pairs really well with the biryani. They make one of the best biryanis in town. The restaurant has branches in various parts of the city, including Barrackpore, Rajarhat, Golpark and more. 6. Mughal Darbar Bakery And Restaurant, Kashmir It is a popular non-vegetarian place to enjoy delicious food at a worth able price. They serve kas...

I was looking primarily for Halal food and Indian food and found this by chance and the Halal logo. Frankly speaking, the food was at the top of all I have had so far. Atmosphere is humble and below average. One of the staff was too rude and unfriendly when we asked him to change the seat. The staff at the upstair seating was outgoing guy and offered us a rug to pray. The billing process was by all means outdated. literally just visited the Rajah 2 days ago due to all the reviews, and i was looking for a halal place to eat in im from an asian background so i found the food quite bland and the portion was incredibly small, in London for that price you get quite a big dish. But if your not used to asian curry/ food then this place is just right, its just im used to a lot of flavours so it wasn't for me.

Think of delicateness, and the Awadhi biryani comes to mind! Lucknow's treatment of this front-runner dish from the region is of utmost care and enrichment. The Lucknawi biryani epitomises the cooking style of Dum Pukht, where slow cooking (Often on Charcoal or wood fire) in sealed pots or Handis result in an aromatic long-grained Biryani. Visually the most different biryani out of India, owing to the addition of Potatoes. Nawab Wajid Ali Shah contributed to the evolution of the delicious Kolkatta biryani. Nawab Sahab, originally from Awadh, was exiled to Kolkatta, and his army of chefs accompanied him with a repertoire of recipes from the royal house of Awadh. In the quest to experiment with this delicious Awadhi preparation, Potatoes, elite cultivation of the time, were added to the biryani. Potatoes, when cooked along with meat, rice and spices, absorb all their delectable flavours, resulting in a juicy and flavourful product, which caught the fancy of the Royal Nawab Wajid Ali Shah; rest, as they say, is History. Today, the people of Kolkatta will vouch for this version of biryani to be the best out of all the different varieties of India. Such is the passion of food lovers towards Biryani. Arsalan in Kolkatta is one of the finest restaurants serving fantastic Kolkatta biryani for decades. Another prominent place is Aminia Biryani. The most popular biryani in India is from the region of Hyderabad. The city of Nizams prepares a well-spiced and delectable version of Biry...

1. Paradise, Hyderabad We can’t talk about the best biryani without mentioning Hyderabad’s famous Paradise. Made with fragrant Daawat Basmati rice (not a plug–the sign is plastered across the entrance), their mutton biryani is the one of the most recommended dishes to order here. It average costs 800rupess for two. Location: SD Road, Sappu Bagh Apartment, Jogani, Ramgopalpet, Secunderabad, Telangana 50000 2. Hotel Paragon Restaurant, Kerala Kozhikode could very well be the food capital of Kerala. This is one of the best places to visit that even on weekdays, this restaurant is crowded with diners savoring delicious biryanis. It is one of the most 3. Dil Pasand Biryani, Delhi We think we would love this city less if 4. Handi Restaurant, Rajasthan It is a popular joint where you can find a touch of Rajasthani culture and elegance in all their dishes. The ethnic and warm ambience with jaw- dropping biryanis makes it the best in town for biryani crazy people. It costs 1000 INR for two. 5. Aminia, West Bengal Opened in the year 1929, this place holds a special heart in every biryani lover in Kolkata. They make a stunning mutton pasinda kebab, which pairs really well with the biryani. They make one of the best biryanis in town. The restaurant has branches in various parts of the city, including Barrackpore, Rajarhat, Golpark and more. 6. Mughal Darbar Bakery And Restaurant, Kashmir It is a popular non-vegetarian place to enjoy delicious food at a worth able price. They serve kas...

Think of delicateness, and the Awadhi biryani comes to mind! Lucknow's treatment of this front-runner dish from the region is of utmost care and enrichment. The Lucknawi biryani epitomises the cooking style of Dum Pukht, where slow cooking (Often on Charcoal or wood fire) in sealed pots or Handis result in an aromatic long-grained Biryani. Visually the most different biryani out of India, owing to the addition of Potatoes. Nawab Wajid Ali Shah contributed to the evolution of the delicious Kolkatta biryani. Nawab Sahab, originally from Awadh, was exiled to Kolkatta, and his army of chefs accompanied him with a repertoire of recipes from the royal house of Awadh. In the quest to experiment with this delicious Awadhi preparation, Potatoes, elite cultivation of the time, were added to the biryani. Potatoes, when cooked along with meat, rice and spices, absorb all their delectable flavours, resulting in a juicy and flavourful product, which caught the fancy of the Royal Nawab Wajid Ali Shah; rest, as they say, is History. Today, the people of Kolkatta will vouch for this version of biryani to be the best out of all the different varieties of India. Such is the passion of food lovers towards Biryani. Arsalan in Kolkatta is one of the finest restaurants serving fantastic Kolkatta biryani for decades. Another prominent place is Aminia Biryani. The most popular biryani in India is from the region of Hyderabad. The city of Nizams prepares a well-spiced and delectable version of Biry...

I was looking primarily for Halal food and Indian food and found this by chance and the Halal logo. Frankly speaking, the food was at the top of all I have had so far. Atmosphere is humble and below average. One of the staff was too rude and unfriendly when we asked him to change the seat. The staff at the upstair seating was outgoing guy and offered us a rug to pray. The billing process was by all means outdated. literally just visited the Rajah 2 days ago due to all the reviews, and i was looking for a halal place to eat in im from an asian background so i found the food quite bland and the portion was incredibly small, in London for that price you get quite a big dish. But if your not used to asian curry/ food then this place is just right, its just im used to a lot of flavours so it wasn't for me.