i found this to be below average taste wise

starting with the gobi manchurian, the first thing I noticed was there was pretty much no flavor to the fried breading. Normally when you order Gobi Manchurian, you expect a certain spice level, but that was completely not present here. even eating the chilis that came with the dish wasn't spicy in the slightest. additionally, there was essentially no crunchiness to the breading at all as it easily came off. the cauliflower was fine but nothing special. i will say the amount of oil, when combined with the other vegetables, did at least help the taste a bit

secondly, the paneer biryani was about average. again, there was basically no spice to be found in the rice, and there really wasn't that creamy flavor either. however, i did like the fact that there were a lot of paneer pieces, and while they might've been a little hard, they were seasoned well and tasted fine overall. I also did enjoy the vegetables in here

also, one point of advice, the descriptions listed on the menu are a) not appealing and b) not accurate. they just sound weird

what this restaurant did well was provide a significant portion size for something that's not super expensive. i'll say a biryani and manchurian combination can easily feed 3 people - which for a total of around 30 dollars comes to about 10/person, which is a pretty solid portion size this is what helps it from being below average

overall, below average but not the worst given the amount of food. 5.5/10