RRR BIRYANIS

Ordered Palamuru Chicken Biryani, Chicken 65 Pulao, Gongura Dal, and Karvepaku Chicken. I am big fan of Vijayawada chicken biryani and Hyderabad dum biryani, tried Palamuru biryani for the first time. Haven't dined here so not sure about the ambiance.The order was prepared really fast for delivery. I thoroughly enjoyed the food and would order again.

A lot of friends have told me about this place and I finally got to try this a couple of times! I had the vijaywada chicken biryani and shahi mutton biryani!Both were very solid and had really good flavor!Pros: lots of biryani options and entree options from all parts of south India. Quantity for price was good.BIG plus is that their meat pieces are small to medium sizes instead of 1 or 2 huge pieces Cons: I wish there was a bit more meat, ambiance could be a bit better. Fish 65 felt a tad powdery Ambiance: 3/5Taste: 4.5/5Value: 4.5/5Service: 4/5

The Shashi mutton biryani was flavorful and delicious. The vegetable and paneer biryani were equally impressive. Place is not great for dine in. Staff is friendly.

As a regular biryani eater, I have a few favorites in Fremont, and RRR has recently become one of them. I usually go for their special egg biryani, so I ordered it for dinner yesterday, along with their veg fried rice.If you're craving street-style fried rice like the kind you get in India, you don't need to travel all the way there--this place nails it. The fried rice tasted just like it should. So far, RRR has been consistent with their taste and quality, and that keeps me coming back.

I am surprised to see poor review of this place on Yelp!I have ordered fish 65, and chili garlic naan. For fish, I selected the spicy option. The fish 65 is mind blowing good. It reminds me of road side places in southern part of India. The cholo garlic naan is very well baked. I am struggling here for not giving five stars! I don't know about haters but definitely worth another shot, this is my first time at this place, but will definitely try more. Will update if it turns out to be a beginners luck for me!

Don't get fooled. Biryani Bowl has closed. This new place is called RRR Biryani at this location. Avoid this place like a Plague..Be it quality, taste or service. Now this place is also fooling people with existing Biryani Bowl (which was 100times better). The biryani is kitchdi kind masala rice lowest quality. Tried Shrimp & Paneer full of uncooked masala rice is this even Biryani? Don't be fooled by Biryani Bowls name which the owner is purposefully not closing down rather fooling people by cashing the old name. Avoid & thank me. I have nothing against the owner, business establishment. As a foodie would encourage the good places vs places that experiment on people.

Big fan of their red chilli biryani. It comes in veggie version where as a pure paneer version would've been great. Their curries are a little watery but otherwise if you are a biryani fan, this is pretty decent and up there with its spicy taste. Service is spot on for pickup estimation and have not been disappointed so far.

I visited this place with my colleague for lunch when our first choice was closed. The place was empty, and while the staff was decent, that's where the positives end.Our order was taken and prepared quickly, but that's only because they were serving old, non-fresh chicken. Initially, we were hungry and didn't notice much, except for the overwhelming spice. However, as we ate more, the food tasted progressively worse. A quarter of the way through, I inspected the chicken and found it to be off-color and stale.It's appalling that they would serve such low-quality meat. No wonder their reviews are poor! My colleague even ended up with a stomach ache and had to recover. This is absolutely unacceptable.Seriously, why run a restaurant if you can't even ensure fresh ingredients, especially meat? The flavor was terrible, the quality was atrocious, and it was a complete waste of money and time.This is the second restaurant in Fremont, CA this year (2024) where I've encountered old, disgusting meat. What is wrong with these places?! Save yourself the trouble and avoid this restaurant at all costs. They need to do better, period.

I tried their biryani, and the flavor and meat were so good. I like the way they serve it--it's huge, and one person can be full with just the biryani. Since I'm a biryani lover, I only tried the biryani. They give a lot of meat, but they should balance it better with the rice. I tried both places in the Bay Area, one in Fremont and the other in Mountain View, and had the same experience. I love the food, but they gave me too much meat, and the rice wasn't perfect. Overall, I like the place.

We used to love their egg biryani--so much so that we would drive from Dublin/Pleasanton weekly just to have it. However, over time, we noticed a decline in food quality and taste. It almost feels like they freeze their ingredients and simply assemble/cook the food before serving it. It no longer tastes fresh. The restaurant has little to no ambiance, as they focus heavily on takeout orders. The dine-in area consists of just a few cramped tables, and you have to place your order yourself. While they do serve the food if you dine in, there are no restrooms or even a place to wash your hands. The trash bins are always full. You need to eat your food in a use and throw plates. Despite this, they impose a 10% dine-in fee on dine-in orders--or is it only for select customers? I've never seen this charge on my previous orders. I wouldn't mind paying an extra fee if the food were as good as it used to be. But in a city like Fremont, where competition for Desi food is tough, they'll either have to improve their dine-in experience or risk going out of business.We also tried their egg fried rice and would rate it a 1/5. Stick to the biryani--nothing else, not even the desserts. Gulab Jamun was dry and dated. This place does not have fresh food even on Fridays.