One of my favorite spots in all of metro Detroit. Amazing food and amazing prices. We have been going here for years and we won't stop going. The chicken biryani is to die for. Best biryani in the area. Their haleem and nihari is also amazing. We also ordered catering for a party. Service was prompt, reliable, and the food was good if not better than in restaurant. Pricing is also very competitive. I highly recommend checking this place out for the food. The restaurant itself is no frills but the food makes up for it 100%. read more

I had a lot of expectations about food from the restaurant after seeing all of the great reviews. Sadly was let down on both instances that we tried here. The first time around we had the chicken biryani. While the flavor itself seemed good it was a tad salty. Also the bone-in chicken was chopped small and overcooked, as a result you had shreds of meat (no meaty chunks) and some bones with absolutely no meat on them. The second time around I asked for lamb qorma. Super oily and heavy on the stomach even with a small portion. The lamb meat was also overcooked, shreds of meat and small bits of bone which really made the entire eating experience unpleasant. Maybe I'll give this place another try some time in future with hopes of having a great meal like many of my fellow Yelpers. read more

Zayeqa - Updated menu with new prices - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

Try the beef nihari, daal, lamb Korma or chicken curry. Their naans and samosa are very good. Food is more on the spicy side so ask for mild if you need it. Very simple seating arrangements. Authentic Punjabi food. Cheap prices. read more

Zayeqa - Assorted Indian dishes... - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

This is my most fav place for Indo pak non veg dishes.. the mutton biryani is the best they serve.. all appetizers are also amazing During this pandemic times we are trying to make it to their place for takeouts every Sunday since this place is 15 miles away but totally worth the drive.. also the owners are an old aged couple who go far beyond with their services and it totally feels like home when we eat there!! read more

I came here about 2 weeks ago to pickup a regular chicken biryani which was quite delicious, well spiced with a very generous portion lasting me nearly 2 meals! After this I was craving biryani again and decided to try the chicken tikka biryani tonight, thinking what could possibly be so strikingly different. what a surprise I was about to uncover. coming home and opening my box, it looked like a chicken tikka masala portion in which a bunch of rice had been mixed in. The rice in the regular biryani was par for the course but in the chicken tikka one, it was more on the mushy end tbh. The color was firetruck red, definitely evident of the sheer amount of food color, not the color which arises from the spices. I was hoping for some amount of mild spicy since I had specified that but this lacked any semblance of flavor or spice. To my end, I assumed this would be dry (no curry/gravy) chicken tikka pieces made like the regular biryani. But with a peculiar appearance and absent taste profile, I don't think I'm going to be finishing this one tonight. read more

Zayeqa - chicken tikka biryani. skip this entirely and just stick to the regular chicken biryani. 100% not worth the selection. - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

We heard about this place from a friend so decided to check it out. We ordered Beef Nihari, beef Bihari Kabbob, and Chicken Biryani. Food is authentic Pakistani and known for their BBQ dishes. Service was fast and friendly, it was Sunday so place was nit really busy. Dinning area can accommodate around 30-35 ppl. It is not a fancy place, but if you are looking for good fresh food then give them a try. read more

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The Beef Nihari is delicious. My former co-worker's mother made me delicious Paki meals weekly. Unfortunately she moved back to Pakistan and my favorite dish, Nihari went with her. I reside in Rochester Hills and I can't find one Pakistan restaurant that carries this dish. Chef Kiss to the person who made the Beef Nihari. It was definitely worth the drive to Farmington Hills. Affordable prices, large portions, and the staff member that served us was very handsome. What more can you ask from a restaurant? read more

Zayeqa is in the middle of a few other restaurants on Orchard Lake. It's a bit of a hole-in-the-wall compared to the other places, but the food is (1) good and (2) cheap. Their portions are a bit smaller but they do not skimp out on quality. Not a bad option for lunch. read more

Zayeqa - Chicken 65 - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

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4/5!! Cozy restaurant, friendly service, delicious food for a reasonable price! For a small restaurant they have a very extensive selection of items on the menu ranging from appetizers to mains to desserts! And as told by my Indian friends - one of the few places that really captures their tastebuds and heart in deliciousness and authenticity! If you're looking for Pakistani/Indian/Indo-Chinese food, then this is the place! It's conveniently located among many of the other popular Indian restaurants in the area - sandwiched by Aroma and Krishna, and across the street from India Flavors! But hey, if you don't want to get stuffed from a lunch buffet (don't get me wrong I LOVE Indian lunch buffets), this is the place to try! So undoubtedly this place has a convenient shared parking lot for the plaza of restaurants. [Recommended]: - Lamb Biryani (Seasoned rice with marinated lamb & veggies): such fluffy and tasty rice with tender marinated lamb! Such good biryani!!! - Achari Chicken: it's like a more liquidy curry with peppers/spices and the highlight - Indian pickles!! I loved that the chicken was so tender and delicious, and the pickles are divine! Just don't have too much all at once! Haha - Paratha (fluffier version of naan!): we went right at opening time and they offered paratha instead of naan and OMG it was amazing! It's like a softer and fluffier version of naan, and goes just as well with the curries! [Other Food]: - Kadahi Chicken: this was also a really tasty curry with tender chicken, but it was too spicy for my tastebuds so I didn't enjoy it as much! Overall, I'll be back again for sure! The food here really doesn't disappoint! I really need to make it through the menu and try all the other tasty items they offer! read more

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One of the best places for North Indian/Pakistani food in Farmington. They serve the best Chicken Tikka Biryani, Chicken 65 and Achari Gosht around this locality filled with Indian restaurants. I prefer to do a take out as I am not a fan of the ambience. I have also tried their Nihari and Halwa Puri on weekends which are quite delicious. When in Detroit, I am a regular here. The dishes are rightly priced and their portions are quite large. I always have food left for the next day. Note - The amount of oil in their curries can be overwhelming. I usually drain the oil as per my liking. The owners are very polite and welcoming. read more

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Went to this place during Ramadan & made it just before Iftar. The owner was still very nice and did not rush us and took our order and made our food pretty quick! We ordered: Chicken 65: wet style & tastes sort of desi-Chinese like but really good!! Definitely get this! I could eat this as an entree! Chicken Korma: A little on the thin side for me but my husband liked it. Just depends on your style and preference but flavor is good! Chicken Jalfrezi: also tased a bit desi-Chinese style but again really good! Iftar Box: included dates, pakoras, samosa, chicken nuggets, Chana chaat and rooh-Afza sharbat (lemonade) All very delicious! Only the samosa was a bit different since it had daal mixed with the traditional potatoes. Very small place not super decorated but good service, REALLY good food and they have plenty of gluten free options and a few dairy free options. Definitely give this place a try!!! read more

Zayeqa - Iftar Box, Naan, Chicken 65, Chicken Korma, Chicken Jalfrezi - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

No nonsense place with very affordable and good Biryani dishes. Its a small restaurant and like many local Indian joints its serve yourself with styrofoam plates and self- serve water pitchers. The food came out very fast when I went. Yelp reviews drove me to this place, I am not Indian and it seems pretty authentic, I did have some questions for the man behind the counter and I am not sure h read more

This is my favorite Pakistani restaurant in town! The food is absolutely authentic, in fact might even be better tasting than some of the dishes in top restaurants back in Pakistan! Chicken biryani, chicken qorma, beef nihari are amazing ! I also tried their Chinese dishes and they are really great if you are craving indo-pak version of Chinese dishes. The only thing that they can improve on, is maybe providing better service to the people who come in person. Take away is 10/10 though! read more

Ordered 2 halwa puris n 1 seekh kebab roll..roll was good..not as yummy as khan bbq or kabab n curry..but a good size roll. Those were the 2 stars..req halwa puri to b packed in 2..so I cld give one to my friend ..after saying he wld do it..he didn't!! Also the portion of the channa,aloo n halwa was ridiculous..barely enuff for 1 person..so dissapointed..both khan bbq n kabab n curry had better portions. read more

There is no doubt that this one of the best Indian/Pakistani restaurants ever! The service is excellent. Food is incredibly delicious. The Bihari Kabab and Nihari are my favorites. Very affordable and all portions are large enough to be shared by two people read more

We were looking for Pakistani food and this place definitely has it! It's worth the drive from wherever you are coming from. We had the puri halwa and an order of Haleem. The puri's were the fluffiest, lightest, non oily and best tasting puris we've had in a very long time. They prepare their own dough and make these from scratch which you can tell and taste! The Channa's were cooked fresh and had a very nice distinct taste of their own as did the aloo. The Halwa was excellent as it had a very smooth flavor. The Haleem and naan were very good. Haleem was not a bit oily and just the right amount of flavor. Nothing was over spiced or over cooked either! Naans were hot and fluffy, a nice size and cut nicely for serving. This place doesn't offer a buffet but the food is so fresh and flavorful that you walk out satisfied knowing you had super fresh hot food that hasn't been sitting in a warmer! Everything was served to us fresh and hot and nice portions. Very clean, nice and simple place to have a peaceful meal. It's a small place but that's what adds to its charm. The food was so good that we ordered more food to take for dinner. Good selection of items and variety on the menu. The owners were super nice. We would definitely go back here to eat! read more

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The best Pakistani food in whole Michigan, its not your regular hi fi restaurant with fancy lights and waiters running here and there. Its a restaurant with food made with luv so just shush and enjoy your food. read more

Zayeqa - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

They say one shouldn't judge a book by its cover. That couldn't be truer for this place. Zayeka, which translates to "flavor", is a small little place with magical food. I literally have tears streaming as I write this review. That's how good the food it. I ordered the Nihari, a very traditional muslim dish that takes many hours to prepare. I've read that working people would have Nihari for breakfast to fuel themselves for the day ahead. It's a rich dish but it's exquisite. Only someone with magic in their fingers and years of experience under their belt can execute on this dish. It's like a Picasso or Van Gogh, but with food. So when you come here don't just eat the Nihari, please also say hello to the chef. You'll be glad. And we'll be back. read more

Zayeqa - We ordered Nihari for myself and butter chicken for wifey. Both were exquisite. I give the meal 12 out of 5 stars. - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

Awful chicken tikka biryani ! Unappetizing and totally distasteful ! I cannot believe they serve such a pathetic dish , food colors thrown into stale day old rice with Lord knows what other nonsense ... very disappointing to have the misfortune of having tried this awful dish 0/10 very poor offering ... read more

Zayeqa - Chicken tikka Biryani from Zayeqa... most terrible food I have eaten - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

Friendly staff, I love their Chinese food, I can't get enough of it. RESTAURANT HOURS: ================== Monday...............................CLOSED Tues - Sun.....11:30 am - 9:30 am read more

The chicken tikka masala had a coating of oil floating on the top. It was bland, not rich and creamy, and it didnt taste like any other tikka masala I've ever had, in a bad way. My simosa app was incorrect - I ordered them with beef, but got the vegetarian kind. They were also bland, and so was the green sauce that goes with them. Absolutely no taste. The mango lassi was undrinkable...very very sour. The best thing from my whole meal was the free side of rice. read more

Zayeqa - Chicken tikka masala. Oil covering the top layer. Much more oil before I poured some out on my rice to eat. - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

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From the name of the place, it doesn't make you want to stop in and try it, but you should. However, when you do, be careful on what you try, some are very very good and others, well, you'll look at it and say, "Are you kidding me?" I started with the samosas, which were very typical samosas, nice fried crunchy flaky outside. Inside was filled with delicious spices, veggies, and potatoes. It wasn't the best I've every had, but it was still good. I then had the chicken hakka noodle. I know, it sounds like hakka lougy. It's far from that. This dish is unique into its own. The sauce is one that is not familiar and really allows you to try a new flavor. I highly recommend trying it. I also ordered the paratha, traditional bread with it. This they could have kept. It is very similar to nan at Indian restaurants, but it was flavorless and very oily. No point in this. My friend ordered the beef kabob, that's where we said "Are you kidding me?". It was a full bowl of rice along with two tiny skewers of beef. I'm not sure what the rice was doing there. There wasn't any sauce to eat it with and you may eat a little with the beef. He ended up with three quarters of a full plate of rice with nothing to do with it. They were all out of manchurian chicken, which is what I wanted. Maybe next time. read more

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After flying all day on business to MI, I found this place on my trusted Yelp source, which happened to be close to where I was staying. I ordered the chicken tikka masala with nan. The tikka masala was great tasting. Loved it. I also ordered the chicken samosa which was a different version that I'm used to. This samosa was made with a phylo dough type crust. It was different, but very good. I loved it. If you're looking for a great pakastani food, look no further. Zayeqa is your place! read more

Came here for the first time today for lunch. They only take cash for orders under $15. A group of 8 of us dined in, they have a 2 burner stove, they make their bread to order, so It could take a while. I had the Bihari Kabob Roll, which is alike a Pakistani Schwarma, but spicier. It was good, but the meat was dry. Per the person in our work lunch group who recommended the place, most had either the Bihari Kabob Beef entrée for $6.99, which had a lot of meat and some bread on the side. They said it was tasty, and the meat was soft, not tender, but more mushy. Next time I think I will try a limburger for $3.99, and $1.00 more get a drink and fries. This place is right next to Burger King. They have free tap water for dine in, self serve pitchers in the drink fridge. They were disgustingly dirty with greasy fingerprints all over them. read more

I have tried lots of indo-paki food but this didn't really measure up. I tried bihari kabab, szechuan chicken, mongolian beef, haakah noodles, tandoori chicken and beef samosa, it all cost about $61, so price and portion were good. Now for the taste, szechuan chicken tastes like curry chicken with veggies, mongolian was not cooked all the way, the beef was tough to bite. On the other hand, bihari, was so soft, it seemed like it was a day or so old, sitting in the mixture or masala for a while, but taste was okay. Tandoori chicken and noodles were good but nothing special. I have had better. The food at this restaurant is edible, but not flavorfull. Making something less spicy shouldn't mean making it less flavorfull. Nousheen who took our order was really nice, and service time was quick. 3 star cuz they have a potential to be great! read more

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Food was okay, not great. Like a few other reviewers mentioned, there is a decent amount of oil on top of some of the dishes. We ordered the spring rolls (pretty good), chicken qorma and hakka noodles (only OK). We didn't try the kebabs and biryani which seem to be a hit so maybe we chose the wrong dishes. read more

This restaurant!! The food sucks. Stale and unhealthy. Utter waste of your time and money. Staff (4 stars): Family run. Courteous. You can hear them talking most of the time. It's a very small place. You can hear the people sitting next to your table(if there are any) even when they are whispering. Food (0 Stars): I really wish that the positive reviews were true(including couple of my friends). That's definitely not my case. I don't think I am not going back to this restaurant anytime sooner(or probably forever). In general, there are no good places in the entire area which serves good Indian food. Sad. read more

I was so mad when the previous KFC at this location closed. Then came Zayeqa replacing my friend chicken diet with a curry diet. The restaurant itself is tiny with 5-6 tables and not a whole lot of room to maneuver around. You know what they say though - little guys can pack hell of a punch. I never dine in but they are a self service restaurant with really friendly owners! I never felt more comfortable walking into a restaurant full of people speaking a foreign tongue. The food at Zayeqa mainly falls under two category, curry and sesame chicken...i mean Mughlai and Chinese!! The menu also include some western options such as burgers, fries and friend chicken. For appetizers, the samosa is a little different. Instead of the excess potato and peas, the chicken samosa is packed with shredded chicken and i can barely taste any potato or peas. Then there is the chicken 65. What is indian cuisine without an item on the menu ending in numbers! I like the rich flavor and the spicy kick of this boneless chicken entree disguising as an appetizer. When it comes to main entree, I highly recommend the tandoori chicken, Khadai chicken and butter chicken. You will be licking you fingers in no time while you search frantically for more naan or rice to go with the curry. One of the few item that ive find odd and have since added it to my do not order list is the beef kofta. They seem to be meat balls soaked in a plain watery gravy. One of the dishes i ordered on my first visit to Zayeqa was the Hakka noodles after reading the reviews. I might have been expecting a little too much but i did not find grounds for the noodle's raving praises. It was a little bland with a greasy after taste to it. The sze chuan chicken and chicken manchurian on the other hand definitely deserves a honorable mention. My tummy loves the food while my wallet like the prices, so i see no reason to complain. Ultimately i had to forgive zayeqa and give up the grudge against them for replacing my stress relieving KFC. read more

How great is it that there is another place nearby that serves food with enough kick that I actually had to excuse myself while eating to attend to my spice induced leaky nose? Pretty F'ing great! Extra bonus for not having to do a song and dance and plead pretty please with sugar on top to actually get it that way. Nope. Walk in, order, and experience mouthgasm. Will start with the slight bump on the road that veered me off the path to 5 stars. The bihari kabob roll was indeed gigantic. I ordered the beef version and I found it a little too tough and chewy and over cooked. In fact I was kind of wondering if what I got was mutton or goat. While it was too over done for my taste the flavor profile was just fantastic. The dryness however made me dump the entire container of that mint cilantro sauce stuff over it. I don't really like that stuff much as a personal preference either, which goes to show how desperate I was to lube up the meat somewhat. Still good enough I would try it again and hope for a little more moisture. The chili chicken is different looking to my current favorite at Namaste which is more or less sauceless. It actually looked a lot like a typical sugary sauce drenched item from an average Chinese place and I felt a twinge of panic upon opening the lid. This panic was immediately dispelled as soon as I got a fork full into my mouth. Muy bueno. Great tangy hot flavor bursting with fresh ginger. The chunks of chicken were cooked perfectly and I was trapped in a masochistic vicious cycle of being too impatient to let the dish cool down because the food was still steaming hot out of the wok and increasingly burning my tongue and not caring because I wanted another taste of heaven sooner rather than later. Totally sublime. I think Namaste is my favorite still but it's almost an apples to oranges comparison as the dishes are so different. The chicken hakka noodles were another 5 star item. You can forget how good noodles can be because dishes like this are not easy to come by. So good and F'ing spicy, even for me, and I consider my self a bit of a spice whore. It's pretty rare for me to react to how spicy something is but Zayeqa got me with this dish. But the key is it is delicious AND spicy not just jammed full of one note heat for heat's sake 2 dimensional flavors. Random bonus nugget: Try the Pakola cream soda. I have never had one before and it is this great unexpected mashup of cream soda, sprite and mint. I bought 2 extra cans to take home with me. Gonna have to find a place that sells this stuff. read more

My one-n-only Yelp friend wrote an interesting review of this place, so I thought I'd risk life and limb on Orchard Lake Road for a solo dinner. It's got a lot of potential, but I found a few rough edges. Zayeqa is tiny. Seats about two dozen, and they'd better like one another. There's no hiding here. I wanted the chicken jalfrazi, but the friendly guy behind the counter (the whole place oozed friendliness) said that they were out of it. (He'd warned me as I approached that they were out of some items; I only wish my luck with the lottery was this good.) He suggested that I instead try achari chicken, which he said was much like the jalfrazi. I took him at his word, and he said it would be about 15 minutes. After about 10 minutes, he called me up to the counter and told me it was ready. The dish was redolent of ginger -- a good sign -- but was a little light on the chicken. The accompanying nan (that's how they spell it here) was average. The dinner and a Diet coke set me back a whopping $6.34. I'll be back. read more

I don't even want to give one star rating to this. Biryani Is red in color and taste is like fried rice. Whoever said that the chicken tikka biryani was the best, i think those people didn't eat proper biryani yet. It was a bad experience, i don't know why it has 4 stars. :( and i found some wire in the biryani. I don't have a option to attach its picture. Bad experience. read more

Zayeqa - Wire is their in the biryani. - Halal Near Me - Farmington Hills, Michigan

In a world... .. I mean in Michigan.. ... I mean in Greater Detroit Area where lots and lots of Indian restaurants getting opened every other quarter with lots of good options to offer, it is really tough to make your own stamp. Yet this one did. That stamp is Biryani. Whenever we crave for biryani, nowadays we are coming here without even thinking for any other options. It has become our to-go place for Biryani. TLDR ---------- Biryani Biryani Biryani Serving Size (One biryani served 3 of us actually) Over all Value All the non-veg apetizers. Very friendly and courteous people Update: 2018. Still the best biryani! Dig in! read more

This place has awesome food. I call it more Indian-like than Chinese. Not much on the menu is like traditional Chinese food, but the Chicken Tikka Masala and a bunch of other stuff I can't spell is very Indian. It's cheap too. With great service (the people are super nice). But I only give it 4 rather than 5 stars because the portions are smaller while being about the same price as Namaste in Farmington. They put everything in foil to-go containers too, so if you can't finish anything you can easily take it home and reheat it in the oven. I'm also a big dessert person, but I don't think their desserts are that great here -- 3/5 stars. The Tandoori Chicken is pretty damn tasty too -- moist and spicy (as opposed to dry chicken which I hate). I also highly recommend the Kadhai Chicken (even over the Tandoori). Anyhow, try this place out. You won't regret it. And the service/people are only like 10 times nicer than Namaste. read more

This is certainly a go-to place for me whenever I'm in the Farmington Hills area, and fortunately for me (and for Zayeqa!), my brother and sister-in-law live in Farmington Hills! So that's a good thing! With Zayeqa, you really ought to free your mind a bit and come at it with a "less is more" attitude. This is most certainly *not* highbrow dining, but it certainly *is* great food. Is everything on the menu enjoyable by me? Of course not! However, there are many things which I enjoy, including things which I normally wouldn't try, but at these price points, it's hard not to. Their Achar Gosht is really, really satisfying. It's pieces of bone-in goat in a somewhat spicy sauce with several spices mingling together, as well as onions and green pepper atop with some cilantro and fresh ginger. The individual parts themselves are great, but together, served on the top of the included nan? Fantastic, or at least I think so (I even buy an extra nan for $1 so I can have enough to sop up all of the remains of the dish). The only caveat to the dish would be that the bone-in goat, while tasting fantastic, can often have tiny little pieces of bone in there, which one needs to be careful of when chewing. It's very avoidable, and should be nothing to make you shy away from the dish. I've worked my way around the menu a bit, but I do tend to come back to what I like. Truly, the place has a can-do attitude that's reminiscent of the early days of Neehee's in Canton. Yes, it's small and no frills, but the food hits you where you live, it's clean, the people are friendly, and the pricing structure is very affordable. Take it from me: I'm a known cheapskate! Don't let the humble scale of the place fool you. Take a small bit of risk, don't be afraid to ask for help in deciding what you'll like from the staff, and enjoy an affordable alternative to what you're used to. It ain't chain food, that's for certain...and may it never be. read more

UPDATE: I've increased their star rating from 2 to 3 stars because I had their mutton biryani, and some kebabs, at someones house for lunch, and both were good. The kebabs were soft without being mushy, and the biryani was tasty. I still think the biryani from Mirchi is better, but Zayeqa is definitely more value for money. I insisted on going to Zayeqa because they advertise Indian Chinese food, and that is a cuisine I have yet to find in the Michigan area. It was a huge disappointment. The kebabs and other food was decent but Indian Chinese was nothing like Indian or Chinese. We didn't even bring the left-overs home. My husband ordered a biryani which he said was nice and our friend ordered some kebabs, which were good. All in all though, I think I'd go somewhere else for that stuff. In the mean time, if you hear about some proper Indian Chinese please let me know. They are more a carry-out place than a dine in, with only 3 or 4 tables in the restaurant. Also, expect plastic and tin-foil dishes and plates etc. read more

The food is very good. Ever since I moved to MI, this became one of our fav restaurants . Tried out their beef biryani and Hakka noodles and loved it. read more

The best Desi food ever. I have been craving for a good home cooked meal and Zayeqa Just answered my wish. Thank u for this amazing food. It doesn't even seem like restaurant food rather like my Mom's cooked food. Definitely recommend to every one. And for Randy whose comment is below. Zayeqa basically means Taste :)) It's an Urdu word. Also for someone else who mentioned bat the Parathas being oily & all well that's how that king of bread is :) & as for the Bihari kebabs well they are more of a mushy kind of food :) For people who have never eaten such food , it definitely is different but in no time I'll start loving it:) read more

I AM A FAN OF THE ESTABLISHMENT THIS Zayeqa rules. Everything I've got there has this no frills sort of vibe to it. Although a number of the traditional indian dishes like "chicken curry" were too salty, the beef kahari and the chili chicken are super tasty. So are the other things.... i don't remember what we got but it was cool. I hope you learn a lot from this review. Once I went here with a friend I hadn't seen in awhile and apparently I had a huge gash in the side of my head and I was bleeding all over the place! But the food was soo good i didn't even notice!!! how funny is that????? Janelle can tell you a lot more about this place than I can. But I hope you learned a lot from my experiences at this place!! The only reason I'm giving 4 stars to restaurants anymore is because I didn't feel like I wanted to die afterwards!!! read more

Amazing food and prices are just right! The biryani, and chicken65 is extremely delicious, The portions are also good size for a family of five. I would definitely recommend this place to everyone. Hope they can expand their restaurant in the near future to accommodate more people. read more

Excellent biryani . As few people have mentioned it's red color but it tastes fabulous ! I am a biryani lover and have tried it from several other locations . The most of the local places offer biryani thats just too spicy that totally overshadow the other flavors . The biryani from this place is not that spicy but it does have all the flavors ... I have not tried other things as yet but I am definitely keen on that . read more