Nawab’s Biryani House

This review is based on a dine-in experience with a buddy of mine.Pros:Food is great. My Indian friend ordered all the different Briyanis.99% of the clientele are Indians so take that as you will. There were a constant stream of customers coming to pick up takeout.Oh this place is BYOB. That's a huge plus.

Unclean. Disgusting. Eat at your own risk.I had an extremely unfortunate experience here and take this as a warning. They do not use gloves and it's extremely unsanitary inside the kitchen.

On my quest to find a decent meal to eat I came up in Nawab's. Indian food is always a good go-to, and biryani is always a good choice. At least in my eyes it is. The yummy curries, savory vegetables, and baked flat bread done the traditional way are all parts of the cuisine that makes me smile. Now, when it comes to biryani, I love. Especially drizzled with a delicious curry sauce. I just can't eat it plain, and I love the leftovers! They taste even better.Now I give this place two stars instead of one. I didn't get to taste the food with my mouth but I inhaled it through my nose. I stepped in the restaurant and was hit with the familiar scent that I love. I'm happy! I look at the menu and see the kind of biryani I love- lamb, yum. Give me lamb or goat biryani and were friends for life. Then I scanned the menu and saw my favorite thing to eat my biryani with, chicken Tikka masala. One of my favorites! So I stand at the register ready to order. A guy standing there looks at me and glares hard. I smile at him and he glares harder. Okay. I look at another guy who is already friendly looking and I wave for service, as he cooks without gloves and he avoids eye contact. I did what I had to do and walked out to my car and left. They apparently do not want my service, and that is fine. I would have loved to have a meal there but there are delicious Indian restaurants around them.

Always go to this place for butter chicken and garlic naan. My son love their butter lamb/ lamb masala. It takes about 10-15 mins for the food to come out but they are always fresh and hot! Never disappointed!

This is a takeout place. They do have a dining area... but it's a bit sad. This feels like eating in a low-rent employee break room. We sat at a laminate table missing a chunk of veneer on the outside corner (exposing the underlying MDF/particle-board).While the counter service was unremarkable (neither good nor bad, neither personable nor rude), the food was pretty good! The chicken Tikka "gravy" (sauce) was excellent. The chicken itself... was a bit dry and tough. Everything is served for carry-out -- styrofoam plates, plastic utensils, and even a plastic to-go container.I would order carry-out from this place (if I was nearby). I do not recommend eating, there. They have bottled water (and drinks?) for sale. If not for the wonderful flavor of the gravy/sauce... I wouldn't give it another chance. Ah, and there are even signs pointing to the trash can -- as implied, we disposed of our own trash (felt sad -- so much waste/environmental damage). The only thing missing was a sign stating that employees must wash their hands. Finally... it seemed dingy and not especially clean.

Biryanis taste are not consistently good, rides with luck . Take your chances. Fast takeout.

Mango lassi was not fresh, it was already made. It didn't taste great, it didn't taste bad. I came in for 3 plain naan bread and the mango lassi, and ended up paying about 12 dollars somehow, I wouldn't know I wasn't given a receipt. The staff seemed nice though, I'll be coming back to dine in soon. All the staff in the kitchen was Indian so I am hoping to get an Authentic culinary experience. The decoration is terrible, it didn't look good to me, it feels like they didn't even try.

This is not fancy, but delicious food. Some interior pictures are a little out of date. They have two booths now. A few times a month, I work near this place. I'll often go alone, order a few things & then have leftovers to take home. I typically get the chicken tikka masala and either bindi masala or Channa masala. I think the bindi is better. They don't have ice. Beverages are canned or in bottles. I heard the guy tell someone that they only have samosas, chai & puffs at night. I'm not a big Biryani person, but that's their speciality. I took a Nigerian colleague there since he loves rice. He liked it so much he went back & picked up dinner that night.

It's a small restaurant but they have the best biryani and the portion it's good for the price ! love goat biryani!Amazing Biryanis ! Service sometimes a bit slow but it's worth to wait!

Excellent Food ! Everyone should try the amazing Biryanis here. Would definitely recommend. My Choice Nawabs