If you ever want to experience going to an Udupi restaurant in Mumbai then visit this place…read more Bare-bones decor with counter service means the food has to work twice as hard to make the restaurant worth the visit And the food didn't blow me away. The idli was good (3/5) though not extraordinary. But the real miss was the rava dosa. It seemed like the semolina flour had not been properly fermented and... never mind, 'nuff said! Suffice to say I'm not going back unless I absolutely don't have another choice.

We end up here frequently on week day evenings when we're looking or a no-frills dinner. The food…read morecomes out hot, fresh and tasty. Service is fast. Bonus points you can get your Indian groceries at the same location.

This restaurant serves lunch buffet. On April 10 I went to eat lunch buffet and I was very…read moredisappointed. The quality of food was below poor. One label written (fruit) and there was only one fruit orange sliced up. Many items looked dry and dark colored. As a home cook expert I know when you prepare a dish it gives fresh look but the non veg items didn't look or tasted fresh. Tandoori chicken dish was empty. Few other dishes tray were also empty. They serve lunch buffet till 3 pm and by 2 pm many trays were empty or very little food. Overall no taste at all. I don't recommend this place and I definitely will not go back again.

It was one of those weeks. The wallet is getting thinner, the bills are warming up in the corner,…read moreand payday is taking its sweet time getting here. Add in the home repairs, the endless chores, and the nonstop kid schedule, and by the end of it all, I was running on fumes. Sometimes, a person just needs a small break from the daily grind. A little reward. A moment to say, "You know what, I deserve this." And on this particular day, that reward came in the form of one very specific craving: a deeply aromatic, mouthwatering, spice-loaded plate of biryani. I had been to Biryani Junction before, though it had been many months. What pulled me back was not just hunger. It was memory. Specifically, the memory of that rich aroma that stays with you long after the meal is over. This time, I ordered the Chicken Ghee Roast Biryani. I originally butchered the name in my head and called it something else, so my apologies to the menu and to the biryani gods. But now that we have the official name right, let me say this properly. This dish was excellent. My immediate reaction? Mouthwatering, intensely aromatic, and stomach-growling good. Honestly, just typing this review is making me hungry all over again, which is unfortunate because I am supposedly on a diet. We do not need to discuss how that is going. The ghee roast chicken was wonderfully fragrant. The moment I got home, I opened that takeout container faster than I open a can of soda. The aroma rushed out and filled the house so quickly I am fairly certain it woke my lazy dog from his sunbathing session in the corner. And the rice. The rice deserved its own round of applause. Light, fluffy, and beautifully coated with flavor. The kind of fluffy that makes you want to pause for a second and just appreciate what is happening. Then came the first spoonful, and that was pretty much the end of self-control. Once it hit the taste buds, it was game over. Spoon after spoon, the dish just kept pulling me back in. Now, a friendly warning for anyone who and spice are not on speaking terms: this biryani has real heat. Not playful heat. Not a gentle little tap on the shoulder. This one bites back, and it bites back with confidence. I grew up in Southeast Asia, so my palate has been trained on spice from a very young age. You could say my taste buds were raised in a reasonably spicy neighborhood. Even then, this one still had a solid kick. So no, this may not be for everyone, and that is perfectly okay. That is actually part of what makes places like this interesting. It is always a bit of a balancing act for ethnic food businesses. Do they stay true to the original flavor profile, including the spice and intensity, or do they tone it down to appeal to a wider crowd? Personally, I appreciate that Biryani Junction leans into authenticity. I would much rather experience the dish as it is meant to be, even if that same authenticity comes back later in the day to remind me who is really in charge. So yes, if you are feeling adventurous, I say go for it. You only live once, and sometimes the spice only attacks once too. If your taste buds can handle a little drama, this is absolutely worth a visit. Thank you, Biryani Junction. I truly appreciate the aroma, the flavor, and the originality.

I tried their $20 unlimited dosa offer. It's too good to be…read moretrue but trust me it's true :p Their dosas were really good. Mumbai Jini dosa - 8/10 Palak paneer dosa - 7/10 Pav bhaji dosa - 7.5/10 Cheese dosa - 6/10 Malai paneer dosa - 7/10 Beyond Karaikudi vegan dosa - 9/10 (best out of the lot) Not a lot of fillings for the dosas served under the $20 unlimited offer. Not sure if the regular menu dosas have the same. But 9/10 recommend! The service is kinda slow (but expected) since the signature dosas take some time to prepare.

One of my favorite places for dosa. Everything is served on compostable places and utensils which…read moreis nice. Food is prepared fairly fast, and there is plenty of space inside so you can always get a table

We have had dinners and lunches here for years. This is a great Indian vegetarian place and one…read morethat is suited for all age groups. We always had exceptional service here including Sai Kumar who is thoughtful aervice professional

very good food and service with barely any wait for the food to arrive to my table even when I came…read morehere as a group of 6.

Good place to get rotis if you are like us or missing rotis from home. I love their gulab jamun…read more Other things are just mediocre

Prices have increased and food quality dropped significantly…read more Purchased two parathas both smelled of bad oil. Unfortunately the one good and cheap place for good food has been ruined

I don't know why this place has terrible review but I tried the jalebi from this place. In my…read moreopinion, it's better than some places in India. I don't know if this place is a one shot wonder (only make great Jalebis), but even if that's the case I will go back. The Jalebi is amazingly crispy and juicy. The size of each jalebi is not too big and thin and of even diameter throughout.

Robbery going on with Chole Bhature, you get less than a bowl even after ordering two orders !!!read more

We had a reception in Feb at Sakoon for more than 200 people…read more Food ( all vegetarian ) was excellent And they never ran out of any items. They allowed us to get our own alcohol Service was awesome. Dia from Sakoon helped us with all the arrangements and she was amazing . Ambience was incredible and the dance floor was awesome and people were dancing till they closed it down, Memorable reception and everyone was incredibly happy. Highly recommend it . Cheers

Came here for the lunch buffet. We really enjoyed it…read more The food was delicious, the restaurant was clean, and the employees provided great service. We really enjoyed our lunch. Well done.