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Biriyani Chowk

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Chinese, Mughlai, Seafood
$$$$ Price range per person INR 200 - INR 400
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150, Poonamallee High Rd
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Immerse yourself in outstanding Chinese and Mughlai cuisines at this place. Food delivery is a big benefit of this restaurant. Biriyani Chowk might be recommended for tasty chicken biryani, fish and fried chicken. Many people mention that the staff is courteous here. Service at this place is something one can call good. You may pay your attention to the quiet atmosphere. But a number of visitors who use Google didn't grant this spot a high rating.

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Sabarimani R Request content removal
try to add natural masala flavours to chicken and panner kebabs for healthy eating.Artificial red colour masala is injurious to health.
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quantity is too low
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If I had to sum up my experience with Biriyani Chowk in one line, it would be: “The worst biriyani in the world – if you can even call it biriyani.” I rarely write harsh reviews, but this one genuinely deserves it. I ordered what was supposed to be chicken biriyani from Biriyani Chowk via Swiggy, and what I received was nothing short of a culinary disaster. To start with, the rice wasn't even mildly close to biriyani—it was just plain boiled rice with absolutely no flavor, no aroma, no biriyani character at all. To make matters worse, it had a slippery, almost greasy feel while touching the grains, which was instantly off-putting. And the chicken? Raw and barely edible. It had no seasoning, no marination, and it looked like it was thrown into the rice at the last minute without any care. I honestly questioned whether it was even safe to consume. I've had bad biriyanis before, but this was a new low. The experience triggered an old memory from a train journey to Jamshedpur many years ago, where they served something they claimed was anda (egg) biriyani, which turned out to be cold rice and a boiled egg in an oily packet. This was worse. In Chennai, we often joke that if biriyani doesn't taste good, we just call it tomato rice to avoid disrespecting the name “biriyani.” Well, this dish from Biriyani Chowk is an insult even to tomato rice. At least tomato rice has flavor! This was a dish with no soul, no spice, no love. To anyone considering ordering from here, especially for biriyani – please don’t. Save your money, your appetite, and your health. There are hundreds of better options out there that truly understand what biriyani is meant to be. I genuinely hope the restaurant sees this and rethinks everything about their biriyani—from recipe to quality control, because right now, it’s a complete disgrace to the word “biriyani.” Would I order again? Absolutely never. Would I recommend? Only if you're looking for the worst food experience possible. Service: Delivery Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₹200–400
Chinese, Mughlai, Seafood
$$$$ Price range per person INR 200 - INR 400
Biriyani Chowk on map
© OpenStreetMaps contributors
150, Poonamallee High Rd
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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150, Poonamallee High Rd, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Сredit cards accepted Delivery Takeaway Not wheelchair accessible Parking
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