Biryani Twist

"Their food sucks.waist of money I ordered gobi65 not even close to it just fried gobi.paneer chilli omg disgusting I really felt sick after eating this.please don’t waist your money on these kind of food.totally not even a single star deserves this please.please don’t scam people by selling this kind of food which is totally waste can’t even put in mouth."

"Great food for a great price! Compared to another Indian food location in Harrison, the portions are big, the paneer is generous, and the flavors are just as great for nearly half the price. We fed a family for 4 and had enough for lunch and leftovers on barely $60! Excellent place, will be back!"

"One of the best Goat Sukka ever had in the US, almost got reminded of Hyderabad style restaurants. Would love to try more options next time, specially biriyanis. Even the veg starters were good. Service was nice and ambience was okay."

"My go-to place for Indian food was unfortunately closed tonight so I decided to try Biryani Twist and boy was it a twist. Considering I had never eaten here, I thought it would be smart to order the most basic of items, I mean how can you make Tikka Masala taste bad? Am I right? Well, turns out you can! To start off, I ordered Samosas which were at least edible, then when I saw the mint chutney I actually thought they had mistakenly put ahi verde in my bag but then I realized this wasn't Peruvian food so that couldn't be the case. However, it definitely did not taste like ahi verde, or mint chutney, and was pretty liquidy, no mango chutney either so that was that. Next, was the Chicken 65, to make it simple I would say its equivalent could be described as eating spicy popcorn chicken that is oily but not crispy. In addition, I ordered plain naan as they did not have garlic naan, and I have no complaints about the naan, it was fluffy and fresh'ish. Finally, for the main course, I must talk about the Tikka Masala. It is hard to describe in words my feelings while tasting this Tikka Masala, but what I can say is I was both emotionally and physically disturbed by it. As you can see by the pictures it had a good deal of oil, but even after much mixing and reheating, it still managed to be as liquid as the water I needed to drink afterwards. I had ordered medium spice, and it had some spice to it, but what it did not contain was flavor, heart, soul, or life. In the movie Ratatouille there is a scene where the food critique Ego takes a bite of his dish and is so moved by the flavor and taste of the dish that he has a sentimental flashback to his childhood and tasting his moms wonderful cooking. When I took a bite of this Tikka Masala I had a flashback to the time I fell off my bike as a child and broke my wrist and arm in 2 places. Fin."