Shiraz Golden Restaurant

Tried the mutton biryani recently The rice was quite flavorful, light, and not overly rich, which made it easy to enjoy... However the mutton pieces were a letdown; they weren’t cooked properly and lacked tenderness.. The chicken bharta was a standout and definitely something I’d recommend pairing with the biryani... It added the richness and depth the meal needed. Finished off with the firni — it was decent, nothing exceptional, but worked as a light end to the meal.

Not as good as expected. food was average and so the ambience service was fast. I tried the famous Mutton Chap Big No if you want to recommendation, the small bone pieces in each bite was very annoying , Ordered a coldrink where they brought a big glass bottle bhai glass me serve karlo

Ordered Mutton Special Biryani which was 581 & mutton chap 370 around. Chap was overrated. Biryani quantity was more than enough for two people.

Had lunch with the family. Menu items are good, but pricey. Food also is good. Good service and atmosphere

Highly recommended place. Food was different, food was good. This place has seems to be very popular. Maybe you should have a go if you are around. There is a saying if you go here without inbiting your friend he will become your enemy and spite you.

I recently visited Shiraz Golden Restaurant and found the ambience to be quite good, providing a comfortable dining experience. I tried their special kebab wrapped with cheese, which was outstanding and definitely a must-try. The biryani lived up to the restaurant's reputation, delivering the rich flavors one would expect from such a renowned place. However, despite being considered a premium restaurant, the service was disappointing. I would rate it 1/5, as the staff didn’t even pour water into the glasses unless specifically asked. This level of service was quite a letdown.

It is feeling certainty that it is one of the best centres of Biriyani restaurant in Kolkata city. We visited here many times. Today I took Paneer tandoori kebab. They have also skill in Veg items. Ambience, cleanliness, price and service are welcome. It is understood why since early hours customers are coming into the restaurant.

Visited Shiraz on a biryani-craving night, and it was an experience with its highs and lows. The restaurant is located in a prime spot, but parking was a challenge—I had to park my two-wheeler on the sidewalk. Once inside, the place exudes an old Arabic vibe, with a menu packed full of Mughlai delicacies. We kept it simple and ordered a Chicken Biryani along with the winter special off-the-menu Mutton Nihari paired with Tandoori Roti. The rotis were generously sized, and the biryani was light yet flavorful, served with the classic Kolkata touch—aloo and egg included. However, the Nihari was a bit of a letdown; while the taste was decent, the mutton pieces could have been more tender. One noticeable downside was the lack of beverage options—no fresh lime soda or similar drinks available. That said, the staff’s behavior was exceptional—cordial, attentive, and very polite, which added a positive note to the visit. Total cost for two came to around ₹800. Might revisit to try something else from their extensive Mughlai menu.