Biryani Place — Restaurant in Brisbane City

Located in Westend, Brisbane, Biryani Palace is a hidden gem that promises an extraordinary culinary experience. From the moment you step inside, the restaurant exudes an inviting atmosphere, setting the stage for a delightful meal.

The chicken tandoori at Biryani Palace is simply outstanding. The perfectly marinated chicken bursts with flavors and tenderness, creating a dish that is both succulent and satisfying. Each bite is a harmony of spices, leaving you craving more.

When it comes to their signature Chicken Biryani, Biryani Palace truly excels. This dish showcases the authentic flavors of Hyderabad, where every grain of basmati rice is infused with aromatic spices. Tender pieces of chicken and caramelized onions add depth to the dish, creating a memorable and authentic experience. Each mouthful is a symphony of tastes and textures that transport you to the streets of Hyderabad.

To top it all off, the customer service at Biryani Palace is among the best. The attentive staff members ensure that every aspect of your dining experience is taken care of, from providing recommendations to catering to your preferences. Their warm and friendly demeanor makes you feel welcomed and valued throughout your visit.

In conclusion, Biryani Palace in Westend, Brisbane is a must-visit for food enthusiasts. With outstanding chicken tandoori, a great authentic Hyderabadi biryani, and impeccable customer service, this restaurant offers an exceptional dining experience that will leave you...

Very disappointed with the customer service. We travelled all the way from Springfield Central to West End just for this restaurant (I guess you can not trust high ratings all the time!)

Upon arrival, the atmosphere of the restaurant was dull, empty and lifeless (other than the flies it had indoors). We were also not greeted nor allocated a seat. We helped ourselves to a table and some guy got us water and menu. (The glasses were not clean and had food stains to it).

While we were deciding our food orders the guy serving us was using a toothpick right in front of us (not a very hygienic start to ordering). Then when we asked for vegetarian options as two of my friends are vegetarian the guy serving us said that they haven’t made vegetarian biryani’s in a while and they would not be able to make vegetarian biryani (THE RESTAURANT NAME IS LITERALLY THE BIRYANI PALACE and they have Vegetarian Biryani on their menu). I asked if they have ingredients (such as Paneer) to make a vegetarian biryani and the guy said they do but they can not make Vegetarian Biryani.

This was absolutely disappointing. We are absolutely not coming here again. I hope the owner sees this and takes this feedback into consideration. We unfortunately will not be returning to see if there’s improvements done.

The Punjabi Palace is just down the corner and it had better options and food quality and customer service...

When I went to order Chicken Tikka Masala here the waiter asked me what level of spiciness I wanted. Before I even said 'hot', which I was going to say as I really enjoy spicy food and always get 'hot' everywhere I go the waiter had profiled me and interrupted me saying 'mild'. I laughed it off and said no I want hot, to which the waiter replied suggesting medium. I then told him make it hot sure maybe not as hot as you would make for an Indian but please make it hot.

The food came out. It was incredibly average mainly because it barely had any spice in it, and was MUCH MUCH more mild than how I like my curry. I get I am white. I get a lot of white people don't eat spicy food typically. But when I have asked the waiter for hot, and emphasised to him in multiple comments that I want hot. How hard can it be to actually listen to me and respect my wishes?

The waiter was a skinny Indian man probably about 6'1". Should've got his name because it really was awful customer service and I shall not be back, as there are plenty of other Indian restaurants that will not profile me as you did and will give me 'hot' food when I ask for it.

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