Persis Biryani Indian Grill North Charlotte 3130 Driwood Court, Charlotte, NC 28269

"Finally after over two years of not having a go-to Indian buffet, Persis has reopened theirs in classic Indian fashion! Tandoori and Butter chicken, chicken curry, and Persis chicken! Authentic Indian style vegetables flavored in traditional sauces to suit every vegetarian. And also an array of yogurts, chutney, fresh cut veggies. Clean environment and great prices for all you can eat. And I ate it all! Delicious!!!!"

"We always get takeout food from here for special occasions or sometimes when we just don't want to cook. The place isn't very appealing for eating inside. We found that some of their plates like Tikka masala, kormas or starters like Gobi Manchurian are always good, others can be a hit or miss. Also, sometimes food is little under salted. So we mostly stick with what we know we like from here. Their entrees come with rice. We think naan is kind of expensive so just use ones we have at home. Recently their prices are going up so our frequency has reduced a bit. The cake and naans are not from this restaurant in the photo."

"I ordered the chicken biriyani for take out. It was $15 and the portion size allowed me to have left overs. The woman at the register was very kind. I’ll definitely be back!"

"I went to lunch buffet today and it is totally worthless for $21. None of the items is great. They are just below avg. And most of the items are not even warm. The Hyderabadi chicken dum biryani served in the buffet was hopeless. I’m a big fan of biryanis but I felt this one is the worst I ever tasted. The positive about this buffet are chicken curry and live dosa. I ordered pesarartu and it is good. Chicken curry is the best among the bad. They also have pineapple juice in the buffet, which is good but that is not a real juice. Just flavored beverage with sugars. Some of the staff are nice and respectful and some are rude. Overall, I didn’t like this experience for the price, items and taste. I don’t recommend this to anyone."

"It offers a small but inviting ambiance with a pleasant North Indian vibe. However, while the restaurant strives to deliver an authentic experience, some aspects of the food fell short of expectations. The Samosa Chat lacked the essential mint chutney and sweet chutney that are integral to the dish, leaving it lacking in flavor and authenticity. On a positive note, the Nan served was thin and delicious, complementing the flavorful Butter Chicken curry, which boasted a rich and delightful gravy. Moving on to the South Indian tiffin’s, the Idly failed to impress as it lacked freshness and softness, resulting in a disappointing texture. Although the Vada fared slightly better, it was accompanied by subpar and oily even chutney didn’t taste good, but sambar tasted like real south Indian dish. Moreover, the lukewarm Chai initially served did not meet the expectations of a piping hot cup of tea. Nevertheless, the restaurant promptly rectified the issue by providing a hot cup of Chai, which turned out to be flavorful and enjoyable. In summary, while it offers a pleasing ambiance and some tasty highlights, improvements are needed in certain areas, such as the authenticity and consistency of dishes, as well as the quality of accompaniments."