Hyderabad House Atlanta - Biryani Place

The place has a big parking lot outside. They have a big vegetarian friendly menu. Veg keema biriyani is worth the try. They have a tea and snacks station at the back of restaurant. Food is good and service is fine. They have indian style pastry and indian flavor cakes too.

Not worth it. We have been to this restaurant franchise in Concord, NC and that use to be our go to place as we love it. We went for lunch to this location and find the food quality is poor. We ordered biryani and the biryani has water on bottom, and not edible.

Worst haleem ever. Chicken and paneer starters were stale and chewy.. I am not sure if it’s how the Saturday’s would taste like or it’s everyday phenomenon. On a positive note, Chikoo shake was good.

This is my fourth or fifth time at Hyderabad House, and the one thing that has stayed the same is the terrible service. It always feels like the entire restaurant is being handled by only two people, and it shows. The food can be good on some days and really disappointing on others, so it is not consistent at all. I kept coming back hoping it would improve because I have eaten at Hyderabad House back home in Hyderabad, but it never does. If you plan to visit, be ready for slow and poor service. I will not be coming back unless friends insist on trying what they think is authentic Hyderabad House.

I ordered goat Biriyani and received chicken Biriyani. Tried calling several times. I came all the way from Alpharetta. I just had Indonesian noodles missed came back to get that. Now another mess. Please make sure the to go orders are correct before you leave the place

We have been to this place twice .The first time we ordered Avakai biryani and ulluvacharu biryani.Both were delicious.Ulluvacharu could be better .Also we had dahi puri and pani puri from the stall at the front of the restaurant.The dahi puri and pani puri is super delicious 🤤 Would recommend this place if you like chaat and snacks .Not sure how other items on the menu are.

Very authentic Indian cuisine. If you like spice you’ll love this place. Super friendly staff and delicious food

I’m extremely disappointed with Hyderabad House Atlanta (Dunwoody). I ordered rabdi gulab jamun and found a fly inside the dessert I almost ate it before noticing. This is a serious food safety and hygiene issue, and completely unacceptable. It feels like the restaurant is getting too comfortable because of their popularity/monopoly in the area, but that’s no excuse for compromising health standards. Customers expect clean, safe food, not negligence. I hope they take this incident seriously and fix their hygiene practices immediately.

Went for lunch and ordered karampodi chicken, parata kheema and vijayawada chicken biryani Everything tasted so good I was worried about spice from previous experience but to my surprise I wanted to order more (though I couldn't eat) as they all tasted so good and well seasoned Siddeshe who took our order understood what we want and went with his suggestions .. nothing disappointed including his warm welcome and service

Came on a Friday night, ordered my food to go! It was so good! The flavor and portions were both great! I would definitely recommend this restaurant and will definitely be back

Before entering the restaurant, the aroma of spices hit me and I was excited to order some food. The inside is nice and really well lit. I looked through the menu that you scan and it is very extensive. I had a hard time picking dishes and asked the server what she recommended for a vegetarian. She said vegetable kheema biryani which is what I ended up getting. The biryani came out quickly. I asked for extra spicy but felt like it was a medium spice level. I wish there were some vegetables in the biryani. There was so much, I'll have leftovers foe days. I will take friends here again and try some other dishes.

I recently visited Hyderabad House and unfortunately, we had a disappointing experience with the service. We were 6 of us and ordered several dishes and some Irani chai. Some of the dishes came on time, the chai, biriyani and plain dosa came after everyone was done eating, that too after us following up several times. We asked for pickle multiple times and they said they cannot give pickle lol. She mockingly asked us what pickle we want, we said 'Avakai' and she said no. Like, so blunt. How is this 'service'? We also asked for a to-go chai after loving the 2 chais (that came late), and the lady literally asked us to walk outside to get the cup and to-go chai, which doesn't make any sense as she can just put it in a disposable cup herself. Throughout the visit, it was difficult to get their attention for any requests or inquiries. It wasn't even busy and the kitchen staff were at least tending to us, unlike the other 'supposedly managerial' stuff. The overall service was slow and inefficient. The food took an unusually long time to arrive at the table, and there was no explanation or apology for the delay. While the food itself was decent, the poor service overshadowed the entire experience. I hope the management takes note of these issues and makes improvements to ensure a better dining experience for future customers.

My expectations were high, but the food at the Hyderabad house Atlanta was just okay. The meat was disappointing--it wasn't tender, which fell short of my expectations

Excellent Biryani. The service was horrible. Had to wait a very long time just to get a server to come to my table. My the time order was taken and food arrived was hour plus. The service is super unacceptable. The servers are polite BUT owner is cheap because he stretched the servers like a rubber band. The service is terrible. Place looks and feels worn out and cheap. Food good if it arrives at a decent time. If you have a feet hours of time to waste than this place is ok.

This is a very nice restaurant. The décor is very contemporary with very nice dining chairs and tables. The lighting is nice and bright. The service was efficient and friendly. The food was very good. We tried the egg plant curry and Karaikudi curry with goat. The sauces on the food was amazingly good, so flavorful and spicy. We ordered mild since we had people who do not eat spicy food. We got 2 biryani to try. This is the best biryani in town.

I ordered two vegetarian dishes for pickup - paneer tikka biryani and gutti vankay pulao. Both the dishes were amazing. Good quantity and high quality food. Raina is very tiny with the biryani Vs 3 times with pulao. Overall it was good and I used the plain yogurt to get along. Right spiced, basmati rice and well cooked with great aroma and rest. Really liked the food. Paneer Tikka biryani was one of the best I have ever had and the combo of two dishes for three vegetarian people was wonderful and there were leftovers.

This place is surprisingly incredibly good! There are a lot of competing restaurants in the area and yet, Hyderabad is always leading the pack! I finally had the opportunity to visit on my day off and was happy to go during an early afternoon to avoid the usual crowds and long lines. I dined in and the service was friendly but slow. It took a significant amount of time for a young Indian girl to attend to my table. Then, another wait to get water and yet another wait to instruct me in how to order (via QR code on the table). That was disappointing because there were only 3 other parties in the restaurant. I used the website and placed my order after a challenging conversation with the young lady trying to assist in explaining the options. Now onto the food, OMG! The wait was definitely worth it! I love Indian and this place might just be my new number one go to! I now understand why when I pass the area, there's typically a line inside and on the side of the restaurant for pick up! I ordered Gobi Manchurian & a few of my other favorites. Tip: Get the Chili Garlic Naan Bread!

Christmas Day and nowhere is open... I've been seeing this Indian restaurant and meaning to try it because I love Indian food. The food is sooooo good!!!!! I should have assumed that being that I walked in and there were mostly Indian families eating. They were very polite and friendly, good customer service! I will definitely be back!!!

So we live closely, and love the food here. We always do pick up , order online. I highly recommend putting the order name and the name on the card exactly the same, so even if you go by a different name, use the one on your card to avoid issues picking up. Everything I have ordered has been delicious, and the spice levels are a great option!!!!! Highly recommend

I'm very impressed with this restaurant, the ambiance and the atmosphere are just great and my selection of the food was just wonderful. Everything was prepared to perfection. I never knew that it was right here. I always passed by. I thought it was close, but now that I know it's here, I will probably be here every other day. Good job, guys

When I walked in I was excited to see the large buffet but found it was closed, apparently since Covid. In order to get dishes I usually have would require ordering many dishes I couldn't possibly eat and it would be very expensive. The food was okay, I made due with Biryani.

I've heard rave reviews about Hyderabad House and was excited to see if the food lived up to the hype. I thought the items were good, place was clean- but service was poor especially when busy. It can be hard to track down servers and food orders can get lost. - Chili chicken (5/5): Amazing flavors but very spicy. - Chicken 65 (1/5): Worst chicken we've had. Pass. - Daal (5/5): Amazing daal. A must-get. - App sampler (1/5): nothing here was good. Pass. - Naan (5/5): Amazing! Get the garlic naan. - Biriyani (5/5): Their bread and butter. Really good and appreciate the full bowls of curry and yogurt (I drench the food in this) - Potato dosa with tomato chutney (5/5) Really good. I'll continue to get this. - Desserts: not their strong suit. Would skip.

The coworkers picked a really interesting spot. The portions were pretty decent. The variety offerings were more on the traditional side (unique and specialty descriptors). The coworkers shared the veg samosa (2 pieces). The green sauce definitely had a slight kick to it. The samosa itself was typical of other Indian restaurants. I want to say that other samosas were crispy while these were thicker and more doughy, but it could be a regional style or my memory being wonky. They also shared one of the dosa; unsure which one exactly. I've had dosa before, and it was similar in its size, thin and crispy nature. It came with a potato filling that was put to the side in lieu of being a filling, coconut chutney, and peanut chutney (strong in flavor). The goat dum biryani here was more on the moist side. It didn't look like there was much of either goat or rice, but once you pour it out onto a to-go container, there was plenty. It was flavorful and curved my biryani cravings. The spicy level actually starts at medium, but it was pretty bearable with water in-between. My old boss said she's a weak sauce when it came to spicy food, and she definitely felt the spices when she sampled mine. I've been thinking about whether to write a review since the food had a nice variety that seemed to be more on the authentic side. But, prices on some of the items were a tad on the higher end. My one entree after tips and taxes was $20+ for a biryani. Granted goat is a tad more expensive than other proteins, but there were some other goat choices that were a little more expensive. I would rate this experience as 3 1/2, but I suppose 4 stars it is.

Dosa is great and the people who work here are very polite and organized. Three chatnees and saambhar are also good. It hit the spot!

Chicken biryani, saag chicken, goat biryani, chicken tikka masala 10/10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great Food. Always enjoyed their food either dining in or carry out. One of my favorite spot.

This is one of the bigger Indian restaurants I've eaten at in the Atlanta area and not many people were in here when we arrived, although the take out window was busy with 3-4 people in line and there were multiple groups of people hanging out chatting in several locations within the parking lot. Nice decor and clean restaurant. Bathroom was a bit unkept and had tools laying around. The food is outstanding here! Some of the best I've had. The dosa is the biggest portion I've ordered anywhere and is enough for 2 people if eaten as a meal; otherwise, 4 people could use it as an appetizer. The sauces are killer. There is a tomato based one, another tasted like a cashew cream of some sort and I never caught what the 3rd one was, since the waitress didn't explain it and I didn't dare ask her. More on that below! We had a plain potato and a spicy. Both were delicious. The bread basket is huge and contained roti and 3 naan (plain, butter and garlic). We had chicken tika masala, which was very similar to butter chicken. The sauce was tomato based with a creaminess to it that was not overly heavy. Best I've ever had! The only downfall to this place was the service. Our waitress didn't seem eager to do her job. She stood at our table tapping her leg like she was in a hurry to take our order. She didn't come back to check on us and my son had to get up to get himself another soda. I observed her standing at another table with her arms crossed. None of the employees seemed thrilled to be there and none smiled at all. I'm definitely planning to go back despite the poor service!

Whoa! What just happened to this place? Just ordered biryanis and they turned out great. Did they change the chefs or something? Oh boy.. the smell, texture and taste. You nailed it. Please keep this chef. Dont ruin it again. Loved the decent sized container for raita. Great touch. Hate those condiment cups that most of the greedy restaurants give. Full respect for turning this place around. Great job!! Please say thanks to the chef! P.S: your irani chai is the best in town!

Have been to this place so many times ever since this restaurant opened in 2020 and through the pandemic till now. The To-go lines are longer given any evening or night and they have a wonderful pick up service. The usual time for ToGo order to be ready is around 30-40 minutes but they get it ready before that. Coming to my recent visit, it was in-fact much better and different compared to all my previous experiences which were good as well. It was in the middle of the week and wasn't that much crowded for an evening. It gets crazily crowded during weekends especially during lunch that they might give you an wait time of 1 hour for Dosa to arrive. Better not to go during Weekends. So this time we ordered a Veg Appetizer and a Main along side some breads. We usually go for a Paneer based or Samosas but this time we decided to go with Curry leaf Gobi (Mild spice). It was a bit spicy than expected but the best thing about this appetizer is that the crispness. It was amazingly crispy (usage of a lot of Corn starch I guess) ! Every bit was super crisp in-spite of the curry leaf paste in which it was cooked. We requested for mint chutney and that was too good with this. The quantity was enough for 2 and the pieces were quite big and well cooked as well. Thumbs up for this Appetizer. The Chilli varieties of appetizers are not that great and so wouldn't recommend them. Instead of going with Paneer Butter Masala or Paneer Makhani this time we went on to taste Karaikudi Paneer since I was craving for something with a Southern flavor. This recipe is essentially down South and the spice shouldn't just be in the form of Red Chilli powder. To my surprise this gravy was so refreshing with some huge Paneer pieces but it had a little bit more of Cinnamon stick flavor. The gravy was greatly blended and felt like eating a proper Southern spice food. It was medium spiced and it didn't disappoint us. The Garlic Naan with butter was too good and soft. The Roti was bit crisp like a papad probably because of a different wheat flour import (not from India). Based on Previous experiences, I wouldn't recommend Dosa as it's bland and totally dry all the time. It's outright crispy and breaks and crumbles. Veg Uthappam was undercooked. So wouldn't recommend them. I would recommend the Vegetable biryani varieties and they are great. Guttivankay Pulao is good. Beverages like Chikoo shake and Badam milk are amazing! The ambience has always been good when it's not crowded and gets too clumsy when it's crowded. The service is relatively fast for such a huge demand and crowd and they don't disappoint. The staffs are friendly and always open to help and some great service. BOTTOMLINE: A very family friendly restaurant with some great ambience and equally good food for the money. Spice levels are always on the higher end for any dish so be careful while deciding onthe spice level. MY PICKS FOR YOU: Curry leaf Gobi, Badam milk, Chikoo shake, Veg Sambar rice, Guttivankay Pulao, Garlic Naan, Paneer Butter Masala

I ordered two portions of Gulab Jamun on their website, and they made me wait for 2hrs for a pre-made dessert!!!!! After my last, almost similar experience at this restaurant, I didn't order anything else, and I think I'll never go back even for a dessert again. I'll give my precious time and money to other deserving restaurants. They seriously need to educate their staff on so many things. Dining in at this restaurant is a joke. They forget to put your orders in, If you ask for something, they give you straight answers that It's not part of their job or they have no idea--waste of money and time.

Be careful if this place. I was thinking of bringing a friend but when she scrolled through Facebook she came across this post. Family along with kids got food poisoning and management failed to listen to their complaints. There are several other complaints about the food quality and hygiene of this restaurant. This has now been escalated to GA DEPT OF HEALTH.

We got a table in the corner near the buffet counter. Found so many cockroaches and other insects, dead n alive. The dining hall was Not at all clean!!! After waiting for a couple of minutes, we were then asked to move to another table. We visited this place with our friends, who were looking for nice Indian food caterers. But we left this place with much disappointment. Our server had zero knowledge about the menu, not sure if she was looking at the menu for the first time herself. The food was ok, not that good. The paneer in Paneer Masakkali was so chewy. The entrées we ordered, all of them had this strong flavor of some kind of reused oil, which tasted very bad. Total disappointment & waste of time n money!!

The food was awesome..!! The dishes were true authentic desi dhaba style with the spice level hitting the sweet spot. We had a great time at the restaurant- the food was great, it arrived on time and the service was very friendly and sufficient. The ambiance was great and made us remember home. We would re-visit for sure and are game to try all the other variety of dishes we didnt get a chanc to sample....!!

The place was huge and well maintained but the service is too slow. The food was good. Felt some of the items are not up to the mark. It took us forever to get noticed and place an order. There are not enough people to manage the whole place. I found more cleaners than people who can serve. Haleem was a waste of money. Starters were not bad. We ordered some very big list and we did enjoy some of them. Biryani was not bad. But the price was tooooo high. On top of that they took gratuity for very late service. And there milkshakes cost too high. Overall this place is overrated for its price

One of the best Indian foods that I had in these recent times. The food was really delicious and tasty. Coming to my food items that I had were Chicken 65 the appetizer which is a spicy, deep-fried chicken dish and Natukudi Biryani with Salan which is also called as country-chicken biryani which is quite delicious and flavorful dish. This was their weekend special dish. It would have been nice if they have given some onions and lime pieces to my order. I ordered them through UberEats. The service was quick and prompt. The food was fresh, hot, perfectly packed and no leaks. The prices were very reasonable. The portions of the meal is more than sufficient. Definitely recommend this place if you are an Indian food lover. Give them a try and you will not be disappointed. From Hyderabad House Atlanta - Biryani Place "Fine dining Indian restaurant & Separate Take out Space. At Hyderabad House Atlanta, we make fresh and authentic Indian food served fast and are open for lunch and dinner each day of the week. At lunch, we have a great spread of Indian, fusion items on the buffet with lots of choices of both Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian items. At dinner Hyderabad House Atlanta has an a la carte menu with even more tasty choices. Our Menu encompasses the distinctive cuisines of all three regions of Coastal Andhra, Telangana and Rayalaseema region. Most of the recipes and cooking procedures and centuries old. All of our recipes have been passed down from our grandmother to our mom and now to us."

What's been happening with the low quantity of meat in my dishes? Been coming here since it opened, ordering every week and now paying 15 bucks for one butter masala with literally 10 pieces of boneless chicken in it. Have to order two just to fill full! Really hope they change there ways and bring back some more meat into these dishes!

On the main road behind Perimeter Mall sits Hyderabad House with a huge parking lot and large square footage building. Ambience: the interior is well lit, though there is a bar and interesting ceiling lighting which seems to be from older times of the restaurant. 4/5 Service: the waiters were attentive and the plates and silverware were clean and of decent quality 5/5 Appetizers: we ordered the veg samosa (order of 2), the whole pomfret, and the curry leaf chicken. The samosas were average at best, the masala in the filling was very cinnamon and clove forward, and the exterior did not seem super fresh, as if it had been sitting for some time. 2/5 The whole pomfret, while tasty once the lemon was squeezed on top, was a bit hard to eat with a spoon or fork as there were a lot of bones that came with each bite that needed to be sorted through. The green raita that came with the pomfret added additional flavor and acid. 3/5 The curry leaf chicken was the restaurants version of a standard chicken appetizer - slightly crispy with a masala dressing. 3.5/5 Entree: since we went big with apps, we only ordered the nawabi goat biryani, which came with mirchi salan and a less-spicy raita. The rice was plentiful and there was a good amount of meat, but the seasoning of the biryani yet again suffered from too much cinnamon and clove. Not sure if the chef of the evening was given spices for free! Nevertheless, the biryani was palatable, and definitely helped by the raita. 3.5/5 Overall, a decent Indian restaurant.

This was our first time here and we were not disappointed. I usually get a couple different dishes but I was in hurry so we just stopped to get a quick bite. We got the Gobi Manchurian (Deep Fried Cauliflower ) and Vegetable samosas. The samosas were very spicy which was an unexpected surprise. I love spicy food but it really took my girlfriend by surprise. The best Gobi Manchurian I've ever had! It was perfect in every way. The coating was super crispy and teh sauce is a perfect amount of sweet, spicy and sour. The vegetables were cooked perfect and the cauliflower was the perfect amount of crisp and soft. Highly recommend getting this in the restaurant but if you get it To-Go it won't be as crispy. I'm a huge fan of Indian food and will definitely be coming back to check out some more food items.

Recently found about this place by work peeps and damn i was missing out good indian food this entire time. I got few take out orders of biryani, appetizers and their chai, puff etc. All of the items we tried were on point. Hard to find authentic places in OTP area. They are open for dine in, pick ups. If you are ordering pick up, i would call them much in advance over weekends as they seem to be slow (or probably flooded with orders). Plenty of parking and its located right next to target.

My wife and I love and Indian cuisine. Searching for a new place to try, we happened on Hyderabad House. I do not have a negative comment to report. The funny thing is, not being Muslim, we pulled into the parking lot in Dunwoody, around the corner from the Perimeter Target store. It was still sunny out and there were many, many groups of Indian Muslims milling about the lot. Quickly, we realized they were all waiting for Iftar, the time after sunset, during Ramadan when Muslims can break their fast. We hurried inside in order to order and beat the Iftar rush! Smart move!! Service was solicitous and prompt, answering all of our questions and making suggestions for dishes we might enjoy. Our delicious food was served promptly (we assumed many of the dishes that the menu said would take 20-30 minutes were preprepared in advance to accommodate the Iftar rush.) My wife ordered Tandoori chicken while I had a chicken biryani. We shared an order of puri. Both dishes were very authentic and flavorful. I asked for mine to be spiced as the local folks would eat. It was, and was very spicy which I love. This is a large space, formerly an Applebees. It is now bright, clean and comfortable. Great service, nice ambiance and very tasty food. Plus, the prices are quite reasonable. If you crave spicy, Southwest Indian cuisine you should try this restaurant. Be aware, no alcohol is permitted nor served.

Food: great tasting food. Service: subpar, waitress was hard to find Ambiance: fine, decor is lacking.

What a horrible service at this place!!!! First time trying an Indian restaurant and right by the entrance the waitress was sleeping on the table where people dine. Then trying to figure out what to eat, the waitress couldn't explain their dishes. Totally rude about it, to a point that we had to leave the place. I guess you can only get good service if you are native to India at this location. TOTALLY A MEDIOCRE SERVICE!!! Thank goodness we decided to leave and find a real Indian restaurant to experience the real Indian food!! BIG ZERO TO THIS PLACE !!!!

The food was really good! My favorite was the chili chicken and gulam jamun! No complaints. ;)

We decided to have brunch ie around 1:00pm and we ordered lot of things which changed my review from 5 to 3. We ordered from Uber Eats and picked up the order. The food was good and some things were disappointing. These are my ratings for the order: Hakka Noodles(Vegetable): 1/5 Hakka Noodles(Chicken):2/5 Navaratan Kurma: 4/5 Chicken Lollipop: 4/5 Manchurian Paneer:1/5 Chili Chicken: 3/5

I recently ordered food at Hyderabad House Atlanta, and I must say, it was an experience I won't forget anytime soon. Unfortunately, it's not for the reasons one might hope for when dining out. As I began to savor the flavors ( biryani), I couldn't help but notice a gritty texture in my mouth. At first, I thought it might be an unusual ingredient or seasoning, but it soon became apparent that it was something else entirely - sand particles. Yes, you read that correctly, sand! Finding sand in my food was not only unexpected but also a huge disappointment. It completely ruined what could have been a delightful experience. I understand that sometimes accidents happen in the kitchen, but serving a dish with such an obvious flaw is inexcusable. The issue of sand in my food left a bad taste in my mouth, quite literally. I'm disappointed to have to leave a negative review, but honesty is essential in these situations. I hope the restaurant can address this issue and ensure that other diners don't have to experience the same unappetizing surprise.

Poor customer service, good food. Facility is great but service isn't good. May be good for pick up but if you are planning to dine in and expecting good service, go somewhere else.

Excellent Indian food lots of options. Get it to go mostly extremely fast and efficient delivery options.

Absolutely loved the food!!!!! The best biryani I've had in a while! Their rasmali cake is really good!

I've traveled to India with work six times, and usually don't think much of the local Indian food, but this was a definite exception. I met a friend who traveled with me to Bangalore a few years ago who recommended Hyderabad House. The Gobi Manchurian was wonderful. Paneer butter masala, amazing. The goat biryani was fabulous. Torn chunks of garlic naan were the perfect foil to pinch bites to shove into your mouth. A mango lassi went down very well too. My only complaint is that it isn't closer to my house so I could go more often.

I'll go in order of how the night went here, cause it was very...strange. I came with my sister, very excited to try the place out. It always has a huge line out the door for takeout, and smells delicious! So we walk in, are seated...and then nothing. For fifteen minutes. We see other people getting sat and getting their orders taken, including a party of 12 who come in 10 minutes after us...yet not a single waiter has even welcomed us. We eventually got up to walk out, and a waiter runs up to us INSTANTLY and tells us not to go anywhere...and then leaves again for 5 more minutes. By this point, we would have honestly rather just have left, it was very uncomfortable. Then, when someone finally came, we asked for some opinions on guests favorite things to order (we have never had Indian before) - and our waiter was very curt and dismissive. Wanted us to order immediately, didn't want to answer...again, just very awkward. The menu doesn't explain much about what each dish entails, so we ended up just googling things. The food itself came out very fast and was really good! That was the best part of the night. But again...didn't see a server for 30 minutes after it was very clear we were done eating. I had to motion to him to get his attention (which I never do- I've been a server and hate that) and he clearly wasn't a fan of us. By this point, two huge parties who had both come in after us had long been gone. Overall, it was just an incredibly uncomfortable dining in experience. I had really been looking forward to trying this place, but definitely won't be returning. The food was very good though!

My absolutely favorite Indian restaurant in Atlanta. In my opinion, it's better than zyca

I bought a veggie keema pulao bucket the past weekend. The pulao had less gravy as compared to before but the real problems were - there was onion skins in the food, not one but 2. The biggest issue I bit into a stone/rock. It was size and shape of 2 raisins placed side by side. I like this place and also the staff. However, looks like they need to keep a close eye on the hygiene and safety of the food.

I met up with some people from a local meet up group today at Hyderabad House Atlanta. The first thing I noticed is its a decently sized restaurant and looked very clean. I liked how the utilized QR code's for the menu but also had hard copies if anyone requested it. Now to the menu. I have never seen such an extensive list of types of biriyani in my life. There where the main categories of veggie, chicken, goat. But under each of the categories there were so many options to chose from. And they serve more than just biriyani they have different curries which also looked amazing. I went with the Nawabi Goat Biriyani. -1 pt for accidentally bringing me the chicken version and -1 for having to remind about my mango lassi. But the food itself was amazing. It was spicier than expected. If you do not like spice, firstly what are you doing in an Indian restaurant? (just kidding) say no spice. Someone who didn't like spice got mild and said it was still spicy. The biriyani itself has probably 3 portions so it's a lot. The only thing is it's mainly rice. I wish it had more goat. It was really flavorful though. You could tell they used a lot of different spices. Mango lassi was average, but it helped with the spice from the biriyani. I would definitely go back if I am craving biriyani and I would definitely recommend if you like Indian food in general. The other curries look good. Someone also recommended the dosa's. So you have lots to choose from!

Absolutely the best spot I've been to for South Indian food! They really step up on the South Indian spicy flavors! Now my fav spot over Bawarchi and even closer to visit. The main dishes we got were the Andhra Curry (Goat), Karampodi Chicken appetizer, and Chana Masala (chickpeas). I asked the server for these recommendations and he was so friendly! I asked for curry leaves to be added to my chicken appetizer because I love curry leaves and there were definitely enough in the dish. I think they hooked me up! SO much parking here and lots of seating. Nice atmosphere with large booths. We sat by the window with lots of natural light which was nice for a weekend brunch. I will definitely be coming back!

Very disappointed with Hyderabad House. The quantity of food delivered for $20 is unacceptable. The food is packed in side dish boxes. Make sure to check the quantity of the food before taking the food to go. They can be deceptive.

Best food in recent times, The food was too good and the Dine in was so perfect. We went here on Thursday night and it looked packed with customers, especially Takeouts which had a huge line. Looks like there's only one person who's taking care of both Taking orders and serving. It would've been better if there's additional staff so that multiple customers will be taken care of . Coming to food items, everything we had here was good both Veg and Non veg items. I liked the ambience the most. Definitely gonna visit this place again. Added some of the captures from this place .......

Lots of people were there but the food was just average. Maybe I just didn't order right