BIRYANIS OF CHENNAI

Ta-da! Here comes the most lip-smacking blog of mine. Here are some varieties of biryanis available in Chennai from different unique restaurants.

Gilli Biryani - One of the costliest biryanis in Chennai. Anise is the all-day diner at Taj Coromandel, Chennai, from where it originated. The price is INR 1,350 + taxes throughout Chennai.

Amburcanteen - Made by chef mohideen , this Muslim style biryani from small town Ambur in Tamil Nadu is known for its unique flavour of marinated meat in yoghurt, red chilli paste and traditional spices 😋 Also try chawal ki Roti with kheema when you are here or Kheema paan cake :)
 TNAGAR | https://maps.app.goo.gl/SL8bjHSEr4f3bsXf6

Dinewithmustard - This indo French pretty place in #nungambakkam serves Kolkata style biryani which is very mildly spiced with saffron and sweet ittar. The hallmark is the egg and potato . This is not your typical biryani so if you like spicy food you may not like this. It’s more sweeter :) 

📍 Pharoshotels | Sterling Road | https://maps.app.goo.gl/tpG6Rh8YpUaxJdMx6

Madurai Veeran Restaurant - Vella or white biryani - don’t go by the white color of this biryani :) This is one of my favourite biryani because it’s got simple delicate flavours. They don’t use basmati in this and it feels more like a comfort food biryani :) It’s typically from south of Tamil Nadu region Salem :) 📍 #nandanam - LRD Towers | https://maps.app.goo.gl/8LvBTjc6mAPGzdPN8

Kgn Aarifa Official is famously known for starting morning biryani at 3am so those late night craving are best taken care here :) Imagine piping hot biryani in the morning 🤤 Best known for their Beef Biryani :) | 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/pZN57dGHcNbwmm9T8

Pallavas.chennai in sterling road makes the best Kerala style prawn thalassery biryani.
📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/6KkEdHHU8NYiXBSU6

Pandia's Avenue in Royapuram has a very distinct and special in-house formula rich in coriander and mint. It’s a recipe that is just specific to this place and became a hit among the locals :) The biryani looks green in color :) Please expect large crowds at this place 😅.
📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ps82B9vh4NH2hgRU7

Hatimys is very popular for their Bohri food and not just the biryani. WhatsApp or call +91 97909 52531 to order the menu because they have some really good fried items and snacks too.
📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/oitoPMcgCwnMDi7BA

Narmada Chennai (Narmada group of hotels from Bengaluru is now in Chennai :) This Biryani was spicy for me. 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/RzHj73KF9K976KjA7

Junior Kuppanna kongu style mutton biryani is another favourite :) Best to eat hot at any of their branches #biryanilove #newtochennai

Charminar Briyani Royapettah : https://maps.app.goo.gl/5M4pfpciQEP3SG6c9

Manis Dum Biryani -  Ashok Nagar, Thoraipakkam, Vadapalani, Siruseri, Vettuvankeni and Bengaluru.

Nandhana Palace - Navalur, Velechery, Mount Road, Chrompet.

Yaa Mohaideen Biryani -  More than 15 locations throughout Chennai.

Sukku Bhai Biryani - More than 8 locations throughout Chennai.

Bai Briyani Triplicane -  https://maps.app.goo.gl/MDoD9TmayX2NsRSy9


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