I generally do their vijaywada biryani and it never disappoints. Even their saag chicken tasted…read morepretty good. So overall would recommend

I just realized I never wrote a review for this place. I used to order their family pack biryani…read moreregularly, and it always came with a good amount of meat pieces, chicken 65, one soda, and one gulab jamun. One time, I even requested to replace the soda with an extra gulab jamun in the comments section while ordering, and they actually acknowledged it, which I appreciated. But last week, I ordered the same family pack biryani again, and the experience was completely different. The biryani had noticeably fewer meat pieces, the chicken 65 quantity was smaller, and there was no gulab jamun either. I was really disappointed this time. To be fair, they never officially mentioned anywhere that the family pack includes these extra items. This expectation was based on my previous experiences ordering from them. Still, the inconsistency was disappointing.

Have been eating at this restaurant a-lot these days and food is definitely good. Our favorites are…read moreShaadi chicken biryani, crab masala, mutton soup and other chicken starters. We mostly take togo's as ambience isn't great to sit and eat. Staff are welcoming. From past experiences wouldn't recommend their togo thalis

Ordered the fish 65, Dosa with chicken curry, and the parotta with mutton curry. The fish 65 was…read moreaverage, I think the chicken 65 would've been better, the fish inside wasn't as soft as I prefer with fried fish. The dosa was pretty good, but the parotta was the star of the show. Was very flaky, crispy, yet soft, and paired really with the mutton curry. A small issue is that the wait was quite long, the other tables next to us seemed agitated for the same reason, but since the shop seems newer, that will likely be solved with time.

Anjappar Chettinad Cuisine offers truly authentic flavors, especially the excellent veg thali…read moreplatter which was both satisfying and full of traditional taste. The interior is simple yet charming, with a pleasant fragrance and a warm, old school temple town style ambiance that reflects the essence of Tamil Nadu. The service was great, and the staff were attentive and accommodating to our requests. Cleanliness was well maintained, and the traditional style cutlery and serving dishes, including food served on banana leaf, added to the overall experience. The ingredients tasted fresh and flavorful. A must visit spot and definitely one of the best value for money meals around.

Yet another amazing culinary experience with fantastic food, this time dining in. The flavors and…read morequality of the dishes were superb. Service could have been more attentive as our dishes were not cleared at all during the meal which was a little disappointing but still 5 stars for the quality of the food and ambiance.

Getting good Veg/Paneer biryani is really difficult and Handi Biryani is by far the best I have had…read morein the bay area. Extremely tasty and very flavorful. Sustainable package is a big plus.

Very dry rice and meat. No flavor either. Total waste of a biryani. Cloud kitchen, should not make…read morebiryani if you don't know how to.

It's a nice , simple neighborhood gem for your idli , dosa and biryani fix . The plus point of this…read moreplace is it's one of the few dosa places in tri valley that offer meat and fish dishes as well . Their weeknight happy hour menu is also a great draw specially as you can avail it till store closing time.

Tried mutton biryani under the new management which turned out to be a disappointment. I wish the…read moreprevious management had shared information about where they would be relocating to.

Ordered by DoorDash for delivery The food was packaged well…read more Butter chicken came in plastic container and nothing spilled. The naan came wrapped in parchment and foil. This kept them pretty warm even after delivery. The portion looked small but it was packed with chicken. One portion could feed two adults. DoorDash had a promo for buy one get one free for the naan so it did work out to be a meal for two.

the food has always been excellent. friendly service and quiet ambiance. I was in the mood for…read moresomething different and a bit of spice. Rayalaseema goat curry looked like it would work. It was marvelous! The exotic mix of spices, and i chose medium spice (hotness) and it was perfect. I highly recommend the peshawar naan, it really compliments the dish. Certainly a lot different than typical naan, it has a mix of dried fruits and spices and it really grows on you. Highly recommended! I had to go back the next day. i tried the goat vindaloo. it was very very good! Vindaloo is characteristically spicy, and i ordered medium spice. surprisingly it was indeed medium spicy, maybe a hair more, but once again they hit the spice level perfectly. I tried the naan with the meat inside. it was good, but the peshawar naan is definitely my favorite. The garlic naan is also excellent as is the plain naan. I tried the vegetable samosa, it was delicious especially with the included sauces. I guess Indian/pakkstani food is just exceptionally delicious. The pictures don't tell the story, but the taste does. Next I will try the biryani. so many choices, so little time...

If you're craving authentic Punjabi dhaba-style parathas, this place is definitely worth a visit…read more It reminded me of the roadside dhabas in India. We ordered the aloo paratha with white homemade makhan, and it was absolutely amazing. The star of the meal, though, was the missi roti. Honestly, I can't remember the last time I had a missi roti this good. We also tried the chole bhature. The bhature were nice and fluffy, but the chole were just okay. While the chole bhature didn't quite stand out, the parathas were excellent and are what I'd come back for. Served with fresh, homemade-style white makhan, the parathas were flavorful, comforting, and truly captured that authentic Punjabi dhaba taste. The service was friendly, and the staff were polite and welcoming. Our food took about 10-15 minutes to arrive, which was reasonable considering everything was served fresh. If you're looking for authentic Punjabi-style parathas rather than a fancy dining experience, this spot is definitely worth checking out.

I had a wonderful experience in Pleasanton .i tried the Aloo Paratha and Green mirch paratha and…read moreboth were excellent.they were perfectly cooked ,super soft served with Raita ,pickle and white butter.service was quick.They even have take away option.Highly recommended,come with a empty stomach and you will finish warm ,super soft parathas,made wth lot of care.plenty of parking is available.The ambiance is simple and Dhaba style.

Ate at this food truck while visiting / wine tasting at Concannon winery. It was actually a great…read morepairing with some of the whites and spicy red wines and made for a great afternoon. The menu is a bit limited but the choices were sufficient and the family raved about the cheesesteaks. Very friendly family run place. Hope to see them again in six months at the next pickup.

Tried this Indian food truck at an event. I wasn't in the mood for cheesesteaks, burgers or fried…read morechicken sandwiches which were most of the other trucks that day. I liked their menu as it was easy to follow. A few apps, a wrap that you can customize and several rice bowls which are curry based. Fried Tandoori Wings ($6/4*) You get 4 nice sized wings for this price. Generous price as other trucks would want at least $10 for an app of this sized. The wings are marinated but not strongly then it is fried til pretty crisp. No coating and no texture from dry spices but because of the wet marinade the wings get pretty dark in the fry. I actually liked their simple fried chicken; it had a unique flavor, and it wasn't crazy dry. I would definitely get these again. Chicken Tikka Wrap ($13/4*) This is straight up an Indian burrito. Exact same size and look of a Mexican burrito. Large warm flour tortilla filled generously with basmati rice, a light handful of lettuce and a good scoop of chicken tikka masala which I think most people know because it is a popular Indian dish that most non-Indian know/like. A gateway dish if you will. Now all flavors and textures were decent. The chicken was quite tender bathing in that creamy and spicy tomato sauce that totally absorbs into the rice. Lettuce gets soft and wilted from the heat of the other ingredients. Wished there were another element in there to give it more diversity in texture maybe some of their chickpea masala (which you can actually choose as a protein choice). Maybe next time I'll ask for half n half. I also thought that this was going to be wrapped in some Indian flatbread which I think would have made it more special versus just a standard flour tortilla. But for $13 this was still a very filling and flavorful meal. I actually got 2 meals from this hefty burrito. If I run into this truck again I'm going to try the samosas and the goat curry rice bowl. Their prices are better than most and they have a good handle on their flavors. Props.