For my first visit, I would give this place a 2.5, but after coming here again, I would bring it up to a solid 3

FIRST VISIT: The service was pretty slow and but friendly and the food was just okkk.

Tried this for the first time on weekday evening. We ordered the Chicken Biryani , Vegetarian Biryani, Daal Makhni & 2 Naans. Our total came out to about $30

Chicken Biryani ($9.99) - I had really high hopes for this, The biryani itself lacked flavour, especially compared to the Veggie Biryani.

Vegetarian Biryani ($6.99) - It was colourful and full of flavour, a tad bit spicy but good. I like that it included veggies like cauliflower and also paneer.

Both Biryanies also came with a watery raita and Mirchi ka salan ( curried chili peppers)

Daal Makhni ($6.99) - There was a bit of a strong garlic / burnt taste to it, but the quantity given was good.

Plain Naans ($1.49 each) - they were pretty good, but nothing amazing

I was really excited to try the biryani from a place that is actually known for their biryani, but unfortunately it just didn't stack up to the hype for me.

SECOND VISIT UPDATE : We decided to give this place another try a week later, so this time we only ordered the Vegetarian Biryani.

While waiting, for the food, my mom mentioned that last time, the Daal wasn't that great and if she could speak to the manager or owner. The head chef was more than willing to sit with her and hear out her concerns. He explained that the Daal does sit and simmer over the Tandoor, sometimes for a longer period. He apologized for the taste last time explaining that they had just recently opened and are still working out all their kinks, and offered to make her a fresh order of the Daal. ( This one definitely tasted much better! )

Overall, we appreciated the great customer service and the free gulab jaman dessert they also threw in.