The restaurant is really a crazy one!!They have the best mutton dum biryani and Yakini pulav in colony so far. How ever, the biryani quanity is not that great and they just give 5 pieces of lamb or goat, and most of them are just a bone one with no flesh. Dallas is a huge markt for indian restaurants and we compare food from other restaurants and quantity with the mutton pieces they add is quite decent out there. Hope the restaurant people will take care of the suggestion.
Second thing was, I ordered food once and they just cancelled it without giving a call or asking if I needed any replacement. I was waiting for the food for an hour and then I got a message from doordash saying it was cancelled by restaurant, I usually get a call or message from other Indian restaurants, so far ,asking if they can replace item if the ordered item is not available, excepted a courtesy call at least.
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Sai bharath Y
1 contributions
Loved
• 19/4/26
• Orden de DoorDash
I loved the goat biryani flavour and the aroma spices were amazing, it's seems that sufficient portion is enough while they're packed it .
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Juan L
14 contributions
Loved
• 2/10/25
• Orden de DoorDash
Both Gongura Chicken Pulav - Pulav and Green Chilli Chicken are amazing. The portion is very good for the price (comparatively), fresh and definitely worth exploring more items
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Sadh V
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 24/4/26
• Orden de DoorDash
I recently ordered food online from your restaurant, and while the taste was excellent, the portion size was disappointingly small—barely enough for one person. However, when I dined in at the restaurant, the same dish came in a generous quantity that could easily serve more than one.
I’m curious why there’s such a significant difference in portion sizes between online orders and dine-in. It would be great if you could look into this and ensure consistency across both channels.
Thank you!
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Vittal Kumar P
3 contributions
Loved
• 11/9/24
• Orden de DoorDash
Mutton Yakhni Pulav is well cooked with balanced spices, Chicken 65 is good.
