The Biryani Box Saskatoon — Restaurant in Saskatoon

Journey at Biryani Box

I recently had the pleasure of visiting, and the experience left a lasting impression on my taste buds. From the moment I walked in, the inviting aroma of spices and the warm ambiance set the stage for what turned out to be a delightful culinary journey.

Ambiance: The restaurant exudes a comfortable and cozy atmosphere, with well-thought-out decor that reflects the rich cultural heritage of biryani. The soft lighting and traditional music create an inviting environment that enhances the overall dining experience.

Service: The staff at [Biryani Box were not only attentive but also well-versed in the menu, providing insightful recommendations. The service was prompt, and our server went above and beyond to ensure our dining needs were met.

Menu Variety: The menu boasted an impressive array of biryanis, each offering a unique blend of flavors. Whether you're a meat lover or a vegetarian, there's something for everyone. The detailed descriptions on the menu helped in making informed choices, and the portion sizes were generous.

Biryani Quality: The highlight, of course, was the biryani itself. I opted for the [Signature Biryani], and it exceeded my expectations. The fragrant rice, perfectly cooked meat, and the harmonious blend of spices showcased the chef's mastery in biryani preparation. Each bite was a burst of flavors that transported me to the heart of traditional biryani goodness.

Accompaniments: The biryani was complemented by an array of delectable side dishes and condiments. The raita was refreshingly cool, balancing the richness of the biryani, and the mirchi ka salan added a delightful kick. The portions were well-balanced, ensuring a satisfying and harmonious meal.

Price Point: Considering the quality of ingredients, the ambiance, and the overall dining experience, the pricing at Biryani Box is reasonable. The value for money is evident, making it an excellent choice for both casual dining.

Biryani box is a gem for biryani enthusiasts, offering a culinary journey that celebrates the essence of this iconic dish. The combination of impeccable service, a diverse menu, and exceptional biryani quality makes it a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic and memorable dining experience. I'll certainly be returning for another round of...

On our 30 hours+ journey from Edmonton to Chicago (yes, you read it right) we were starving for some good desi Halal food and being Chicagoan, we knew it would be a tough call to find anything halal but boy we were wrong. Saskatoon, SK seemed very remote and small city but it had many halal options. One of them was this gem of a place the Briyani Box. Being from a Pakistani background we have our biases when it comes to briyani. The Briyani box is basically a Hyderabadi briyani spot but man it's delicious. In fact, very delicious and generously filled in the boxes. We ordered both chicken and mutton and both were distinguishly delicious. It was not like same flavor rice for both but both briyani were tasting very different. The raita was simply very complimenting and made our experience even more pleasant. We also got the Shahi Tukra and it's a must. We loved it so much that we never had such in Chicagoland area or in fact anywhere in US. I wish I knew more people from there I would request them to bring it for me. In the end, shout out to the gentleman who was behind the counter. A very well informed, humble, soft spoken and very helpful gentleman who walked me through the rather simple process and helped me make the selection. All in all, we loved it and would definitely recommend anyone going to or passing through Saskatoon. Happy eating...

Beware- you have to take your own bottled water to this restaurant. Never had I ever heard or been to a restaurant that charges its customers for water- it should be a health safety requirement, I feel, especially when spicy food is being served. My friend and I went to eat here yesterday. We ordered two chicken biryani. The biryani came with a very salty yoghurt and no saalan. As all authentic Hyderabadi Biryani lovers will agree, saalan is the right-hand companion of any biryani. Thinking that with the air conditioner turned off (even though it was 32 degrees), the waiter/cashier might have forgotten, so, we asked for some. We got a small bowl of saalan, but later, we were shocked to see that there was a charge for the same (around $5/- for a small piece of eggplant in some gravy). We requested some complimentary onion- we got 5/6 small slices (less than a 1/5th of an onion), but guess what, we paid a charge for that too ($1/-). The guy just added it to the bill even without mentioning that it is extra. The water cost us $0.69 each. This is rude and pure daylight robbery. NOT...