Hyderabadi Biryani in Ealing

I asked for some dhall .The shop assistant told me not to take the black dhall but to take the yellow dhall .I did this well alarm bells should have told me not to bother and leave .I ordered some chicken as well.I had a stomach bug immediately after eating here. Caused by eating old contaminated food....stay away unless you want to frequent the bathroom🥴

very friendly staff and delicious food. it has developed a lot since they started the business. would 100% recommend !!

This is not at all authentic hydrabad biriyani. Price is reasonable but taste and quality of food is not nice, We ordered here for one of our parties, and this is not tasted good. Guests were not happy at all.

Zero level of service.. New guy in customer service lack of communication ... Don't come this place ..m

Received a leaflet through my letter box this place was local to us and prices seamed reasonable, we decided to try this place on Sunday, my wife and son went to the restaurant and purchased a 5 different dishes, Chicken & Lamb Biryani - was horrible, barely any meat, the lamb was tough, same with the lamb curry and butter chicken, the naan was horrible too and my wife said they were very forceful to buy items she had not wanted, she ordered Chicken & Lamb Liver then the person who was serving her changed, when she got home the items were not in the bag and was told this was never included in the order, waste of time and money and a horrible Sunday dinner, I really thought this was a local quality restaurant selling good food at a reasonable price, I was completely wrong.

The staff is very friendly and very affordable rates and actually tastes better than most of the restaurants that would charge ridiculous price.

Hyderabad Biryani is essentially a spacious takeaway buffet style cafe, with a few tables to eat-in as well, located on a layby at a parade of shops on Church Road (part of A312 to Harrow).They serve a large number of very authentic Hyderabadi dishes made famous by the Nizam of Hyderabad during days of colonial British India. The chef and serving assistants are charming Telagu speaking Hyderabadis from South india. They are caterers who do delivery. My wife and I went for a food tasting, ahead of ordering a home delivery later this month. The dishes we particularly liked were the Chicken Biryani, Bhagharay Bhaghan (spiced aubergines) and a delicious lentil dish made from Moong Daal and an Indian Ridge Gourd vegetable (known as Turoi in Hindi). Some Hyderabadi dishes are well known for their generous use of chillies, and their dish Chicken65 didnt disappoint - it was very good though, but needed washing down with the chilled diet coke! I did not give the cafe a 5 star, as it does not have a restaurant service, although there is a very handy wash basin available to wash hands. We will definitely be back to try dishes such as Malai Kebab, Nehari and Haleem.

This restaurant is HMC certified so we drive out there from Hounslow, where we were staying. It was a Saturday evening. There are some parking bays in front of this row of shops, 1 hour no return free. We originally ordered 2 portions of the Lamb Biryani, then we ordered one more since we loved it. Their Biryani is the crowd puller and we were very impressed. We also ordered a portion of Chicken 65. There was a steady stream of customers coming in. Some were asking for Chicken Biryani but it was not ready. Customers either waited or opted for the Lamb Biryani instead. When the Chicken one was ready and the pot was opened a lovely aroma broke out and there was an awe of excitement amongst waiting customers. Lamb Biryani is £5.99 whilst Chicken Biryani is £2.99. The other items are on display in the counter. All looked nice and fresh. This place is a gem and I shall look forward to it next time I’m in London