I had the unfortunate experience of visiting Paradise Biryani on July 22, 2026, between 8:10 PM and 8:40 PM, and I feel compelled to share what happened because the level of customer service I received was completely unacceptable.
Earlier that evening, I had called in an order for a Family Pack Biryani (medium spice) for pickup. When I arrived, I asked to pay for my order and also add a naan. The employee (Vishnu-the one without glasses, as I understand there are two employees with the same name) told me I had to pay for the biryani first before he could add the naan. Although I found this unusual, I agreed and completed the payment.
After paying, I decided I wanted to add one more naan. Instead of simply adding it to the order, he insisted that I first pay for the initial naan before he could add another. At that point, I said, "That's okay, I don't want the extra naan." Throughout the interaction, his body language was dismissive, impatient, and visibly irritated.
As I was leaving, I heard him loudly slam the menu down and mumble something under his breath. I turned around and asked if there was a problem. Rather than de-escalating the situation, Vishnu became even more arrogant and defensive. To my surprise, other customers nearby joined the conversation and shared that they had experienced similar rude treatment from him just five minutes earlier.
I then asked for the owner's contact information so I could report the incident. Vishnu refused, stating that he was "not allowed" to provide it. I then requested the manager's number. He initially refused that as well before finally giving it to me.
I immediately called the manager, Rocky, while still at the restaurant and explained everything that had happened. I expected at the very least a follow-up call or an acknowledgment of my concerns. Unfortunately, I never received any response.
The following day, my husband visited the restaurant to follow up. Instead of addressing the issue, he was told that the staff had done nothing wrong, that no one had been rude, and that both Vishnu and Rocky stood by their actions. He was even told, "You can complain anywhere you want."
That response was just as disappointing as the original incident.
This isn't about a misunderstanding over naan or payment procedures. It's about how customers are treated. Employees represent your business, and when multiple customers independently speak up about the same employee's behavior, that should be a serious concern not something to dismiss.
The lack of accountability from both the employee and the manager is alarming. If this is considered acceptable customer service at this location, I genuinely worry about its future. Respect, professionalism, and accountability are the foundation of any successful restaurant, and based on my experience, this location is failing on all three.
I hope ownership takes this complaint seriously, reviews any available security footage from July 22, 2026, between 8:10 PM and 8:40 PM, speaks with the customers who witnessed the interaction, and ensures that no other customer has to go through the same experience.
And btw the Biryani was so spicy that my kids couldn't eat it read more