Paradise Biryani Pointe

Indian restaurant · Artesia

Paradise Biryani Pointe

Indian restaurant · Artesia

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18158 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA 90701

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Counter-serve Indian chain for biryani, kebabs, curries & more, including lots of veggie options.  

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18158 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA 90701 Get directions

laparadisebiryani.com
@paradisebiryanipointe_artesia

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18158 Pioneer Blvd, Artesia, CA 90701 Get directions

+1 562 666 2334
laparadisebiryani.com
@paradisebiryanipointe_artesia

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"Paradise Biryani Pointe is another chain with several locations across the country (that just so happens to be in the same strip mall as Anjappar). They specialize in—you guessed it—biryani, and servers here carry these rice dishes full of marinated meats and spices around the room like piles of gold. Paradise Biryani Pointe can certainly fill up on weekends, but ultimately serves as a mellow spot to grab a quick dinner during the week. There are usually music videos playing on the TVs above the bar and a couple of families feasting on huge bowls of chicken biryani." - nikko duren, brant cox

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"This trademarked restaurant chain specializes in Hyderabadi biryani and has 45 locations across 12 states. Their dum biryani can be made with chicken, goat, egg, paneer, shrimp, or vegetables." - Virali_Dave

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"Paradise Biryani Pointe is an Indian restaurant chain with several locations across the country. They specialize in—you guessed it—biryani, and servers here carry these rice dishes full of marinated meats and spices around the room like piles of gold. Paradise Biryani Pointe can certainly fill up on weekends, but ultimately serves as a mellow spot to grab a quick dinner during the week. There are usually music videos playing on the TVs above the bar and a couple of families feasting on huge bowls of chicken biryani." - Nikko Duren

Paradise Biryani Pointe - Review - Artesia - Los Angeles - The Infatuation
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"Don’t be scared off by the fact that Paradise Biryani Pointe has over 45 locations across the US—great biryani is great biryani and PBP cooks up plenty of it. Our favorite versions here include the sweet and spicy shrimp dum biryani (available at the Canoga Park location only), as well as the gongura chicken, a dish that hails primarily from Andhra Pradesh in southeast India and has a uniquely sour flavor that blends well with the fragrant basmati rice.  " - Brant Cox

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"Don’t be scared off by the fact that Paradise Biryani Pointe has more than 45 locations across the U.S. - great biryani is great biryani, and PBP cooks up plenty of it. Our favorite versions here include the sweet and spicy shrimp dum biryani (available at the Canoga Park location only), as well as the gongura chicken, a dish that hails primarily from Andhra Pradesh in southeast India and has a uniquely sour flavor that blends perfectly with the fragrant basmati rice." - Brant Cox

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Siddharth Mahendran

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$47 for a very bland favourless rice, for such a small quantity which they sell as VEGETABLE DUM BIRYANI - FAMILY PACK(through doordash) is really a scam. Lost respect for this Paradise franchise. There are many other restaurants which sell delicious, value for money food.

karthik joshi

Google
One of the worst paradise franchises I’ve ever do food takeout. Everything was an issue from the get go. I got a veg biryani which i asked to make low spicy but they didn’t care and made it spicy so it was just a courtesy question they ask. Next when i started eating, i got a stone which I ignored as it could easily have happened at my home. Then my friend who got a chicken biryani got a iron wire. When we called the place, the representative named Shub was so rude and started accusing me of taking advantage when i asked for refund and replacement. He was inferring it could’ve been us who did that as it was a takeout. He was so adamant when i said I’d like to complain “ Sir we serve so many biryanis and even if you complain no action will come to us”. That iron wire could’ve been eaten by my baby which could’ve resulted in going to the ER. His unapologetic behavior is what disturbed my calm composure. Why would I spending thousands of dollars on vacation angle for a refund of $100? If anyone of you are a lawyer, please advise what can be done to restaurants like this? Im not complaining about paradise in general but this specific one. Couldn’t give negative stars

R Christian

Google
Hands down the best Indian restaurant in LA area! We were visiting for a week and my husband had at least one meal here everyday! The mutton biryani is unbeatable! We loved the kebabs as well. Spice level is decent, however I would recommend Spicy for Kebabs for Indian taste match! Lemon soda here is perfect to go along with the food! The vibe of the place is also amazing.

arjun ck

Google
Take out Chicken Dum Biriyani is crap they mixed some leftover rice and some leftover chicken, it was completely dry and tasteless.

sundeep kumar

Google
Chicken 555 is a desert? Its supposed to be a spicy starter but ended up as sweet. It was so bad, evn after adding masala separately its sweet, please don’t order this Biryani is good though

Naveen Varma

Google
The biryani here lacks flavor and tastes like leftovers. The food used to be good, but recently it has gotten worse, and despite numerous negative reviews, no improvements have been made. This location is ruining the authenticity of the Paradise chain.

Krish

Google
Don't ever ever go to this place. Bad taste is one thing but serving stale food is totally not acceptable. We ordered chicken 65 and chicken drumsticks in heaven both the items are horrible and stale. The chicken drumsticks so dry over fried and without the taste of masala and salt. Chicken 65 has a horrible smell, it tastes like stale chicken warmed up and served. Don’t waste a money in the stale and tasteless food. I am very disappointed from this experience. The portion is also so less compared to the price of food.

Andrea Hoffman

Google
Update 9/17/23 They changed chefs. Now most of the curries lack flavor. They no longer will do boneless dark meat chicken, the breast is dry and over cooked. We don’t mind bone-in, but the sheer number of tiny bone shards make eating a dangerous sport. The bindI (okra) is also tough and stringy and overcooked. Waitstaff is obviously miserable and could care less about our experience. I can’t believe we drove an hour for this, I could have stayed in LA. Time to find a new Indian Restaurant. ____________ Best Indian cuisine we have had in 20+ years . You can really taste the freshly ground and toasted spices and fresh veggies and chilies in each of the large assortment of curries and sauces. They specialize in Hyderabad Nawali regional cuisine and also have a number of classic and unique curries not typically available in SoCal including Indo Chinese. The chicken curries are not tasteless chicken breast like most local Indian restaurants but dark meat on the bone. Mutton (goat, not lamb) is prepared many ways, but all braised super tender and flavorful. Many vegetable dishes, some quite uncommon. The Garlic Naan was charred, soft and fluffy, and glistening w a thin layer of ghee. We ordered way too much and wish we could have tried more. No corkage fees but we brought stems. #thefoodietraveler