Royal Biryani House

"Royal Biryani House, with its modest ambience resembling a self-service setup, offers free parking, making it a convenient choice. The chicken and veg appetizers impress, but the mutton biryani, despite requesting mild, turns out excessively spicy, with mostly bony pieces. The Saag Kofta stands out, and the garlic naan boasts a delightful crispiness. The use of wooden disposable plates, though eco-friendly, gives a casual takeaway vibe. The absence of silverware leans towards a to-go atmosphere. Despite some shortcomings, it stands as a decent spot for those craving traditional Indian flavors, especially with the added convenience of free parking."

"I got the Avakaya Paneer Byriani delivered on UberEats - portion was more than generous even after all of the delivery fees from Uber and the taste reminded me of home. Lots of avakaya pecchu and good quality avakaya and paneer. I’m excited to go try in person."

"A decent place to try the biryani. Tried the dum chicken biryani and paneer gongura biryani. The chicken meat was good but the rice could have been more flavourful. The salan was okayish and the raita was good. Also they say it is really spicy but I personally didn’t find it that spicy. Looking at the google reviews, this place is definitely over-hyped. I have had much better biryanis in Mumbai and Hyderabad. But again I have lowered my bar for Indian food in Seattle. A one time visit restaurant."

"It was giving us the feel we where very unwelcome, very cold when served. When asked for water we needed ages to get it. Food was served in take away plattes and curtlery . We had ordered dinne in and felt we where give dinne out . Food was ok but not like worth a 5 star. We just had spend 3 month in India and it did not tatste authentic to hydrabad or as mom cooks it."