Arabian Broast — Restaurant in Kerala

Hands down the best broasted chicken my family and I have ever had in India.

Tastes just like the ones we used to have from our favourite shop in the middle east. My fondest observation is that it didn't have that heavy greasiness you find in most shops selling these. The kind of grease that makes your fingers feel buttery and mouth feel disgusting or sick after a couple bites.

The crispy coating was not as thick or tough as you'd find in (say) KFC, but personally that made it all the more perfect. It's thin, crunchy, and feels light and right to the mouth. My leg pieces were perfectly cooked, moist, and juicier than a flooded Nile. Quite affordable as well. After having eaten mediocre greasy broasts priced like petrol from another restaurant last week, finding this place is a blessing bestowed upon us by the food gods.

Wish I could comment on the customer service but alas I'm not the one who had to awkwardly interact with the workers to grab our take-away. But hey next time, I'll be happy to be the one. I like you guys already. All I'm saying is that if you're the person who fried my perfect juicy tender chicken leg, you should get a raise my man. Is that too much to ask for

To conclude, I had a great meal. I'm typing this out just as I've finished eating. I know our Malayali tummies usually only feel full and happy after a 64 kootulla sadya, but boy if this meal wasn't satisfying as heck. I'm a fat happy beby rubbing my tum. Don't even feel like washing my mouth out with soap like I normally do after having broast. Sure, I may have downed like 3 litres of pepsi, but that's irrelevant. The point is that I'm happy, and hopefully you won't regret getting your food here either.

Good lord I've never written a review so passionately. No pictures attached because the food was gone all too soon (and definitely not because the family grunts every time I whip out my phone to take 271 photos)....

If you've ever enjoyed the world-famous fried chicken from the famous 3 lettered global chain known for its crispy coating and unique flavor, you might find yourself disappointed by how it tastes in India, especially in Trivandrum. Surprisingly, Arabian Broast Chicken does a much better job of capturing that authentic, original taste. Having tried fried chicken from several places in the city, I can confidently say this small restaurant is the closest you’ll get to the real deal. Their chicken is juicy, flavorful, and perfectly fried - an absolute delight for anyone missing the true essence of iconic broast chicken.

That said, the ambience here is modest and not particularly posh, and the service, while friendly, comes across as amateur compared to the polished experience offered by the world-class chains. However, if taste is your priority, Arabian Broast Chicken is well worth a visit, especially for take-aways if the ambience really...

Visited this place after seeing a lot of videos praising their Yemeni broasted chicken. But felt disappointed as it was not up to the mark. The chicken had no flavour at all and there was nothing good about the broasted. They serve the chicken along with kuboos like bread. Garlic paste was the only thing I liked there. Costed around 330/- for four pieces of Chicken. Can’t remember the...