Tandoori Restaurant G-8 — Restaurant in Zone 1

I recently ordered a parcel of biryani from Tandoori Restaurant, hoping to savor a delightful and authentic experience in the comfort of my home. However, I was left disappointed and dissatisfied with the quality of the biryani I received. Firstly, the biryani was priced at a steep 940 rupees, which set my expectations high. Regrettably, the taste did not justify the cost. The biryani lacked the distinct flavors and aromatic spices that define a truly exceptional biryani. Instead, what I received resembled a plain rice dish with minimal seasoning. The absence of tender and flavorful meat was another letdown. Biryani is renowned for its succulent meat pieces, but the ones in this parcel were dry, tough, and lacked the customary marinade that enhances the overall taste. It was evident that the biryani was not prepared with the care and attention to detail that one would expect. I feel compelled to advise others not to try the biryani from Tandoori Restaurant, especially if they are seeking an authentic biryani experience. The lackluster taste and absence of key ingredients were disappointing and did not live up to the reputation of this popular dish. I sincerely hope that Tandoori Restaurant takes this feedback into consideration and makes the necessary improvements to their biryani recipe. It is essential for them to focus on enhancing the flavors, using high-quality ingredients, and ensuring the meat is cooked to perfection. While my experience with the parcel biryani was underwhelming, it's worth noting that individual experiences may vary. However, based on my own encounter, I cannot recommend trying the biryani from Tandoori Restaurant. Exploring other biryani options in the area might be a better choice for those seeking an authentic and satisfying...

Not worth wasting your time and money... Visited today and regretted going there... Over priced and lacking taste. The so called fresh green salad costing 325 plus tax was not actually fresh with 2 dry stale looking pieces of tomato, exactly 5 onion rings, thin strips of stale salad leaves.. Not worth more than Rs. 20... Order about Roti was served incorrectly.. The boneless chicken handi costing 2295 plus tax was served in a dirty handi and was made exclusively of incompletely cooked meat pieces of thigh, floating in oil without even a hint of use of tomatoes in preparation.. Spices were too low even for a person who is not too fond of spices... Definitely not for someone who likes dishes with chest meat. The serving size was far less too qualify for full handi.. The "handi" in which the chicken was served had good amount of leftover gravy still sticking on it from some other dish clearly showing that the utensils are not regularly or properly washed before being used again. If you love to have a good meal with your family and friends, this is not the...

Tandoori Restaurant in Islamabad's G-8 sector beckons with the promise of classic Pakistani fare.

The tandoori chicken, the star of the show, lived up to expectations. Juicy and flavorful, the char imparted by the clay oven added a smoky depth. The dal makhani was creamy and comforting, packed with lentil goodness.

The ingredients felt fresh, and the cooking demonstrated a solid understanding of traditional Pakistani flavors.

Portions are generous, easily satisfying a hungry appetite. The family platters offer a good value for groups, allowing you to sample various dishes.

The restaurant offered a comfortable, no-frills atmosphere. The dimly lit space with traditional seating evoked a sense of warmth and familiarity. However, the ventilation might need some attention to address the lingering smoke from the tandoor.

Overall, Tandoori Restaurant G-8 offers a decent, nostalgic Pakistani...