Biryani House

I went there 30 min before their closing so did takeaway only. The staff was kind and welcoming (joking that why I came so late, which was friendly way). I loved the atmosphere, and as you could see the food is quite a good amountS the taste was good, it was slightly salty for me but I assume that people love this level of saltiness. I would visit again if I visit Rotterdam

We went there yesterday for the first time, even though the restaurant was quite busy - a table was made ready for us very quick. The staff was super nice and on top of that funny! This is really hard to find in the Netherlands :) The dishes were prepared fresh and served hot - loved every last bit of it. We've had A main dish, a side dish and a drink each and spent only around 22€!

Delicious!! The food at Biryani house tastes the same as Dadi (grandma) used to make. And that is a big compliment. Everything was so flavorful and fresh. I will definitely come back. The service was good and fast. The only downside was the not well refrigerated water bottle. I recommend the mango lassi and pakora. The portions are very good for the listed prices. Keep up the good work!!

The restaurant is halal, spacious with ample seating area. The restaurant is located in Chinatown mainroad, easily accessible by public transport. Unlike other eateries, they close at 10pm (other places close as early as 6pm) The interior deco is bold and eye catching. I like the big display with pictures of the meal, which help non-Dutch customers to decide on the meal. We ordered Chicken biryani and Tikka Masala, both taste great and have authentic Indian/Pakistani meal. The only downside is the dining area doesn’t have enough lighting, making dinner at the Biryani house a bit dim. Other than that, all is great

My buddy always recommended this place and finally I had the opportunity to try it. We had a group of 7 and it was not a problem to seat us all. We started off with some garlic naan, veg pakora and vegetable samosas because we were super hungry. I also got a Mango Lassi for my drink. Then with this place being called Biryani house, we had to get a couple Biryanis. We got the Chicken Biryani and Veg Biryani. Then for other main dishes we got Butter Chicken, Lamb Korma and some other curries. One of the dishes were super spicy but we asked for it to be that spicy. Overall nice place and I would recommend to others.

I can't express enough how many issues I encountered in one night. The experience reminded me of an outdated Pakistani restaurant at the corner of Anarkali Bazar. 1: Regarding hygiene, their tables were very sticky. After changing to another table, it was in the same unclean condition. The windows were so dirty that it seemed they had never been cleaned. I'm unsure about the kitchen's cleanliness, but it's likely similar. (Pictures attached) 2: The food was good and sufficient in quantity, thankfully not messed up. It saddened me that despite having the quality to produce such a taste, they seemed ungrateful. (Pictures attached) 3: Employees at the main counter were discussing their lives, leaning against the wall, and putting minimal effort into customer service. When customers left, tables weren't cleaned properly, reflecting a lack of commitment. I've never seen restaurant staff with such an attitude. 4: Despite it not being very busy, my order was mixed up with another in billing. Unfortunately, I didn't check the receipt on the spot, indicating employees making earnings with zero effort.(Bill in pictures attached) 5: The Kashmiri chai was very bad and cold. I strongly advise against ordering it. If I ever return, it'll be solely for the food, though I acknowledge their kitchen might not be very clean. Advice to the restaurant owner: Train your staff, especially with foreign customers trying your country's food. Don't tarnish your country's name due to unhygienic employees. Or ask me next time and i will be glad to help you!