Halal Dosa Biryani — Restaurant in Narita

I wanted to eat something other than sushi and bento boxes or burgers. Walking around Aeon Mall in Narita, I came upon Halal Dosa Biryani. Their food is really authentic and excellent! Omg! I would love to have them open a restaurant near me so I can go there on a daily basis! It's really that excellent! My waistline won't look the same, but my tummy and mouth would be very happy and content!!!😍 First, let me talk about the garlic nan bread that is made in a real tandoori oven!! Omg! U must get this! The bread has perfect bubbles that has been charred by the fire. It is humongous! It was longer than my hand! It is delicious with the mango chutney!🤤 l also ordered the masala dosa. The masala dosa was quite good! It came with a dal (that is similar to a small tomato soup) and a cilantro chutney. Normally, I am not a fan of the chutney, but this had the perfect balance of flavor. The dosa was so nice. Thin and crispy on the edge and soft in the middle. Eating the fermented crepe-like dosa with some turmeric potatoes and Indian spice masala was the perfect combination!😉 But here is the twist! I also had a chai tea. In Japan, u can also get it iced!! Oh yeah baby!! That was a killer hit!! The flavors were so nice. It was warm in the belly, but cool and refreshing to my mouth on a hot and humid day.🥵🤪. It was the PERFECT drink!! On the following day, I HAD to go back to get another garlic nan bread and mango chutney. It was that good!! I took a 20 min bus ride just to get back to eat the food again. It was really a MUST!! I would highly recommend Halal Dosa Biryani and these dishes! I've been to India and they are even better here!!🤩 The people who work here are super nice. At first, they are not smiling because they r serious about their craft, but with a smile and simple thank you, they are so charming!! Excellent service and food!! Shukriya from the lady who loves...

Nihari is a popular dish in South Asian cuisine, particularly in Pakistan and Bangladesh. It is typically made with slow-cooked beef or lamb, along with bone marrow, spices, and herbs. The dish is often served with bread or rice, and it is known for its rich and flavorful broth.

While opinions about food can vary widely, it's important to keep in mind that different versions of the same dish can vary widely depending on the region and the chef. It's possible that the version of Nihari you tried did not match the flavor profile you were expecting.

If you are interested in trying Nihari again, it might be worth seeking out a different restaurant or trying the dish in its country of origin. As with any dish, it's always a good idea to keep an open mind and approach it with a sense of curiosity...

The shop was like water in a desert ! It was a Ramadan day. And I along with some of my friends were back from a program and roaming around Aeon mall in Narita. All of us were fasting and super tired! We were in search of something halal that we can break our fasting properly. And then suddenly saw the shop in the food court. We order nehari, biriyani and dosa! All the foods were finger licking good! I wanna go again and again there. The cook is from kolkata. Can speak...