We ordered biryani, and what we got was nothing close to biryani. We still ate it, but decided to…read moregive honest feedback to the chef. Instead of listening, he told us that we don't know how biryani tastes. That alone shows a complete lack of professionalism. I've been in the restaurant business for many years, and I know exactly how customers should be treated when a mistake happens. This response was rude, dismissive, and unacceptable. We spent a good amount of money here, and if this is how the business replies to customers who simply give feedback, it's not worth going back.

Biryani Bowl is my go-to Indian takeout every time. I…read moreusually order the Paneer Biryani and it's a decently sized order. It's very good. I also order the Paneer 65, Vegetable Samosas, Paneer Tikka Masala and other items. The food arrives fresh and hot each time. They also follow any special instructions I have. Good and consistent!

We ordered the mixed grill platter a few times now and it is some of the best grilled meat I've…read morehad. The pieces are moist, tender and full of flavor. The shrimp is cooked to perfection. The behari kabob is marinated to perfection. The tandoor chicken is not dry at all. The garlic naan is not heavy at all, the thickness allows for the naan pieces to fold and grab the meat. The garlic on top is not overpowering at all as it is minced. I am excited to check out the rest of their menu like the luchi and cheesesteaks. Check them out, 100% zabiha.

Stopped in because it was a place I had never tried before, and it turns out I think they are new…read more I had lamb over rice and it was absolutely fantastic. The owner is such a nice guy, it didn't matter who walked in he was so gracious and kind. I will undoubtedly be back.

Located in the Exxon gas station, to my surprise. I thought I was going to a restaurant to sit down…read moreand eat. The Lamb Gyro was pretty good and fresh. I do not normally eat at gas stations and was taken back when I arrived. However, I'm an hour away from home and needed something to eat fast... then get back on the road. The lettuce and tomatoes were very fresh. The lamb was the consistency of lamb meatballs, chopped up. it only cost $10. Not bad if you're on the road and do not have a lot of time. Once you can get past the fact that it's in the gas station. I sat in my car and ate. And then got back on the road.

For $9.53, this meal is definitely not worth it if you live remotely close to Philadelphia. You can…read moreget higher quality food from the food trucks on the road down in the city for $6, and it'll come with a drink as well. For almost double the price, you're paying for less meat, a cold piece of naan, and a unfriendly service. When I went up to put in my order at the register, the cashier didn't even bother to try making eye contact with me, or look in my direction for that matter. The cashier was also not wearing a mask, and only had a single glove on his hand (the cashier was also the one frying the falafels). There was also no hand sanitizer or social distancing going on in the cramped waiting area for the food. As far as COVID guidelines go, they probably weren't following a single one... The food itself wasn't all the great in my opinion either, especially for the price you're paying for. They tossed in a cold piece of naan, which was nice I suppose since the trucks down in the city don't come with naan. However, the worker took the cold pre-cooked piece of naan out of the packaging, tossed it on the stove top for 30 seconds and then put it in my take-out box. It was still pretty cold when I ate it, 5ish minutes afterwards. The salad that it comes with was an interesting addition, but it doesn't make up for the less meat that you get overall by getting your food here. If you're really in the mood for some "halal food" (aka. chicken over rice) out here then it'll give you your quick fix. But definitely if you're closer to the city, don't make the trip to come out here to try them, it's not worth your money or your time. What I ordered: Combo Rice Platter - Chicken Rice Platter & Lamb Rice Platter (~1:30pm Wed.)

It was overall great and Dipen was very responsive and professional, he has provided us options to…read moreensure all headcount is covered for food.

Just finished having dinner from Aman's Indian Bistro. This was by far my worst experience having…read moreIndian food. The butter chicken looked more like a tomato sauce instead of the normal creamy style. The Tadka Dal was extremely thin and lacked flavor. The Madras Chicken Curry was bland. Unfortunately the best tasting part of the meal was the naan. The staff were friendly and the service was fast. Even though we had takeout the ambiance looked inviting if you're dining in.

I will not lie- I do already have preferred Indian restaurant in the area, but since Kurinji is…read moreliterally down the street, we had to try it! The food was decent. The tikka masala was SPICYYYYYY. Not in a bad way though. The portions were generous, naan was good. I think my biggest complaint was the mango lassi was not even in slightest cold when I picked it up, but good none the less.

Reiterating my experience from a few years ago, this has consistently been a favorite lunch spot…read morefor my coworkers. The service is great and is good for a casual dine-in setting. We usually come here once a quarter and for good reason. The food here is flavorful and it's pretty reasonably priced. They specialize in a variety of South Indian cuisine, but my favorite has always been the Kurinji special mutton perattal biryani. It's a pretty big dish with rice and plenty of meat. It also has several sides of sauces and spices to mix in. It's a definite must-have if you like lamb. The other favorite of mine is the Vijayawada chicken biryani. It's a huge serving of chicken, rice, onions, and other great ingredients that are sure to get your taste buds satisfied. My coworkers often order the chicken tikka masala or the butter chicken, both of which are better than most Indian places I've been to. An unexpected surprise were the vegetarian samosas, which are large Indian dumplings that are mostly appetizers, but are quite addicting once you've tried it. Kurinji is good for any occasion, but be advised that they are closed on Mondays. Among all the places my coworkers like to visit for lunch, this restaurant remains as our favorite spot. One of these days I'll go down the entire menu to explore everything else they have, as there are just so many options to choose from. We'll definitely be coming here whenever we get a chance and highly encourage any newcomers to check this place out. You definitely won't be disappointed. If you have a large party, it's advised that you call ahead, as I don't think they've been able to seat more than 8 people at a time on a single row of tables.Re

Two nights ago my husband and I ate at Biryani's and Kebabs Restaurant for the first time. We…read moreordered Samosas, Shahi Gosht Karma, Shahi Murgh Kurma, and Naan. All of our food was very delicious! Both of us are Americans, and nothing was too spicy.

Food was surprisingly very good! Every time I pass by, the place seems pretty empty, so I was a…read morelittle skeptical. But my brother had tried their food before and highly recommended it, so we decided to give it a try for Sunday dinner. There was only one table occupied when we arrived, but they seemed to have quite a few takeout orders coming in. We ordered the goat curry, chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and mango lassi. I asked for the chicken tikka masala to be a little spicy. It wasn't really spicy, but it was very flavorful, and the chicken was tender--not overcooked or dry like you sometimes get at other places. Everything was good, and the bill came out to about $48 for everything. Overall, we were pleasantly surprised and would definitely come back!

Came here because Richboro Nirvana inexplicably closed the night I drove an hour and half to get…read morethere. Richboro best Indian food in tristate area. No hours on four and nothing on line to warn closed. This Lafayette joint so so. Chunky lumpy blocks of meat triggered my Barrett's Esophagus. Yeah I'm the guy in the Heimlich posters. Spent twenty minutes in the loo gacking and horking up the meat chunks. Mango Lassi a bit watery. Samosas so so. Nepalese server a sweetheart. Very old building with impressive wooden floors. Won't return but no night is a wasted night in Nirvana. I means it's not Valhalla but...

Food*****!!!!! Service*****!!!!!…read moreAmbiance*****!!!!! Catered for our employee Labor Day party and as you can see in the photo below, all that remained was one vegetable samosa. The feedback received was - delicious and different! From the Duff Company family to the Nirvana Indian Bistro family, here's a huge THANK YOU. We will DEFINITELY be back again for more hot and fresh food.

The food here is phenomenal, right when you enter the restaurant you are greeted with a whiff of…read moreCardamom and various spices. We were a party of 4 looking for a culinary delight with their Indian Buffet and to disappoint it's no longer available. We sat down to be greeted by a wonderful staff. He handed us some menus to see what we would like (as you can see in the pics the list of starters to drinks). The ambiance was quiet but then we are coming in around twelve so I assume not everyone eats Indian for lunch. The background music makes it more exotic feels like you're taken to another place, the restaurant is very clean and organized. We ordered Samosas which comes in two per order, then we ordered many dishes. You can advise them what is the spicy level you would like at this time we have made all dishes mild. Although we ordered the Vegetables Biryani (no photo) it does have a spice but not spicy, it does come with a small yogurt in case your tongue needs a cool off. And I ordered a Mango Lassi for my drink aside from water and it's delicious and thick. The food is amazing I must say it's great. It just hit the right notes in your palate and I truly recommend you to try it and I'm just visiting from Los Angeles, CA where's tons of Indian Restaurants.

THE FOOD HERE AND SERVICE IS ALWAYS GREAT! It has a fancy vibe in the restaurant kind of. You get…read morefancy folded napkins. I've tried a lot of the food here and the appetizers, all of it hits. They give you so much food too so you'll have plenty of leftovers. I typically get 3 servings out of every meal, so once in the restaurant and two more meals at home. I got the butter chicken this time and it's good as always. Boyfie got lamb biryani which always hits. I also got the lassoni I gobi as an appetizer and it was so crispy and flavorful I highly recommend. It's basically cauliflower in a tomato sauce and they might fry it because it's so crispy!! It's also not even that pricy!! All of this food was only $45, not to mention you get multiple servings out of one order!!