Royal Firdous Restaurant Since 1979(Aerodrome circle) — Restaurant in Rajasthan

If you are looking for best non-veg options in kota, Firdous got you. They serves the bst non-veg in the city. Price is also reasonable. Place maintains hygiene. Service may delay sometimes but food compensates that. Ambience is fine. Veg food is ok-ok.

Note: They only allow family to dine on their 2nd floor restaurant, whereas first floor is for everyone.

Writing my whole experience here👇

Royal Firdous Restaurant Since 1979, Aerodrome Circle, Kota: A Storied Non‑Veg Feast with Spicy Highs & Occasional Lows Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.0/5) Stepping into Royal Firdous at Aerodrome Circle, one immediately senses its legacy: decades of serving non‑vegetarian food in Kota. It has earned a reputation as one of the go‑to places for Mughlai, chicken, mutton and biryani lovers. Here’s a breakdown of the experience: taste, ambience, service and value. Taste of Food: ★★★★☆ If you’re here for non‑veg, Royal Firdous doesn’t disappoint. Their Chicken Tangdi starters are consistently praised for juicy, well‑marinated chicken with a good balance of smokiness and spice. The Chicken Changezi is another favourite—rich gravy, solid texture, often one of the high points. Mutton lovers have high expectations, and the Mutton Bhuna Masala is often called “strong and hearty” when the kitchen does it right. The Butter Chicken also gets loyalty: creamy, buttery, a mild sweetness with tang from tomatoes.

Biryani gets lots of attention. Many reviews say the aroma is excellent, and flavors are well layered. However, a recurring critique is quantity: some feel that “full plates” don’t always live up to expectations for meat portion. Also, delivery or takeaway biryani sometimes loses heat or doesn’t have the same freshness.

Vegetarian options are limited, and many note that if you come with vegetarian‑eaters, choices may feel sparse. But for non‑veg lovers, it’s a menu full of familiar and beloved classics.

Ambience: ★★★☆☆ Royal Firdous has a certain charm rooted in its long history. The décor isn’t flashy but has a comforting, traditional non‑veg restaurant feel. Seating arrangements are decent; there are separate zones for families vs groups of friends, which helps. Many appreciate the cleanliness inside compared to some other local joints.

Service: ★★★★☆ Staff behaviour is generally polite and welcoming. Many reviews mention gracious waiting staff, who help with menu suggestions and are attentive.

On the flip side, there are complaints about delays during busy hours, especially for table service and refill requests. Some customers noted that online/takeaway orders suffer more: food arriving late, sometimes cold or portion of meat less than expected.

Consistency seems to be a challenge: when the restaurant is packed, quality dips slightly, especially in terms of portion size or the strength of flavours. But overall, service earns respect for effort and sincerity.

Value & Overall Observations Royal Firdous charges are on the higher side compared to small simple eateries; but most find that for non‑veg‑heavy dishes the price is justified—when quality, taste and portion all align. Meals for two, especially with starters + main + rice/roti, can add up, but many say it’s “worth it once in a while.”

A few warnings: If ordering online or delivery, manage expectations around portion and temperature. Visit during non‑peak hours if you want more space, less noise, better experience. Try the starters first—they tend to be safer bets when food is otherwise inconsistent. Conclusion Royal Firdous Restaurant Since 1979 remains one of Kota’s landmarks for non‑vegetarian fare. It delivers strong taste, solid Mughlai classics, and enough variety to keep you exploring its menu. Though not perfect—periodic slips in portion size, service under pressure, and a noisy ambience at peak times hurt a bit—the positives are substantial. For non‑veg lovers and for group meals or dinners with friends, it’s well worth a visit. If I were...

Title: A Culinary Delight for Non-Veg Food Lovers!

Review:

I recently had the pleasure of dining at fordos, and I must say it was an absolutely delightful experience, especially for non-vegetarian food enthusiasts like myself. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warm hospitality and an inviting atmosphere, setting the stage for a memorable evening.

First and foremost, the non-vegetarian options here were simply outstanding. The menu boasted an impressive array of delectable dishes that catered to all kinds of meat lovers. Whether you're a fan of succulent steaks, juicy burgers, or flavorful seafood, this place has it all. Each dish was crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring a burst of flavors in every bite.

One highlight of my dining experience was the extensive selection of non beg. The perfectly cooked, tender steaks were cooked to perfection and paired with mouthwatering sauces and sides. The variety of cuts and cooking styles allowed me to indulge in my personal favorites while also exploring new and...

As the Name of this restaurent contains "Royal Firdaus" they really meant it. (Firdaus Means Paradise) This Restaurent is Paradise for the foodies who are craving really hard for mughlai food.

It is the best Mughlai Restaurent Here in kota, and they are serving authentic mughlai food with reasonable price. They have seperate sittings space for family dining. I must say that their Mughlai Starters (like..Afghani Chicken kalmi,Tandoori chicken rosted etc)Are beyond Awesome. In every bite you get aroma of natural spices along with the juices of chicken and mutton.

In the main course they have a lot of options available(like Chicken Changezi, Mutton bhuna, Chicken biryani etc) and they all are mouth watering and tasty.

Whole staff is friendly and suggest good dishes to customer. Even the owners of the restaurent are very down to earth and they gave time to customers to hear about their experiences and feedbacks.

If you live or About to Visit Kota you should definitely visit here. Hope this review will...