Taaz Biryani — Restaurant in West Bengal

Taaz Biryani is a haven for biryani enthusiasts. The aromatic blend of spices in their biryanis creates an explosion of flavors with each bite. The menu caters to various preferences, offering both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The ambiance is warm, and the staff is friendly, providing a pleasant dining experience. Prices are reasonable for the quality and quantity of food served. Taaz Biryani stands out as a top choice for biryani lovers. Taaz Biryani stands out as a diverse culinary destination, offering a rich tapestry of flavors beyond its specialty in biryani. From savory kebabs to tantalizing curries, the menu showcases a wide array of non-Chinese dishes. The fusion of spices and the commitment to authenticity make each dish a delightful experience. The restaurant's warm ambiance and attentive service contribute to an overall enjoyable dining atmosphere. Taaz Biryani is a go-to spot for those seeking a culinary adventure beyond the realm of...

This is the place which got Biriyani in Kharagpur 21 years back, which makes them one of the oldest Biriyani joint. However, their food quality is deteriorating day by day. Earlier we used to get succulent chicken and mutton pieces. Now a days, the chicken pieces are chewy and rubbery. Most of the time, mutton pieces are not well cooked and hard to chew. Feel yourself lucky if you get good chicken and mutton pieces. The chicken and mutton side dishes taste stale if you order at the daytime. Better order at night time to get freshly made side dishes. With all these, they are raising their prices day by day. With their current price tag and food quality, I won’t recommend this place. Better try Ashrafi Biriyani which is near to their restaurant. The only advantage they have over Ashrafi is that they’ve a decent place for sit and eat. If you want that better to visit Royal...

Came up here after quite sometime. It was time to check out their mutton biriyani. Well the rice was delicate and flavour packed. They serve 2 pieces of meat and a dum aloo with the biriyani. The mutton ofcourse, was light, juicy and jam packed with aroma and flavour. All the fat was rendered nicely and the meat almost melted in the mouth. As a side, we had Chicken Masala (Rezala was not available) and it does not go well with the flavours of biriyani at all. The chicken masala bears tastes of south indian spices, is a fair bit sour and a recommended no no with biriyani. Salad is complementary. Raita tasted like pudina only. I'd give the biriyani another and another go. But the sides? Been disappointed before, and...