Fantastic food. Authentic biryani. Great staff. Large portions. Reasonable pricing. Best in East Bay

I tried the buffet on Friday afternoon and breakfast buffet over the weekend. All the items I tried are delicious. Generally chutneys for the buffet would not be great but this place has fresh and tasty chutneys. Coming to biryanis, bajji biryani is unique and must try item. I recommend this place to try.

It's pretty good! I like the lunch buffet and the service was great! Water bottles and chai included! The place and the plates are not the cleanest but I just used the disposable bowls. The utensils are disposable too. The people are very nice. The price is very good! Less than $20 per person for all you can eat!

Did not go inside but hit the Pani Puri hard via the mobile cart parked out front with all the lights on. Six bucks for six cups filled with the juice. The spicy juice was not very spicy by the way. Is this the same stuff as Gol Gappe cause it seems like it but being a white guy I really don't know. The onion mix was good but a touch of cheese might work too. Regardless of my semi useless feedback, the Pani P. is worth dropping by for. I would come back next time to try the Mutha Masala Mango. Pro tip - clean the glass sometimes where the pastries are sitting. Looks worse than the window my dog breathes on all the time.

They have an elaborate Indian menu with North Indian options and biryani. My cousins suggested this place and I'm very happy they suggested this. The ambience is very casual and there might a problem parking your car if it's a weekend. Else there's ample parking. The service was on point with the staff giving perfect suggestions. The service was a little late though. We ordered Lahsuni gobi- 6/5. It was outstanding. Me bring a garlic fan enjoyed it to the fullest. A definite repeat order. Panneer tikka masala and tandoori roti - 4/5 - they were good. The taste was as expected. The level of spicy red was mild. Could've made it a little spicy for the name. Panneer was cooked perfectly. Mughlai panneer biryani -3.5/5 - It was okay. The rice was great. The curry tasted more like panneer butter masala and could've tasted much better. The bill came out to be 57 dollars for all of this which is reasonable.

"An exquisite culinary journey through amaravathi house ..! The flavors at this restaurant are a symphony of spices that dance on the palate. Each dish is a work of art, beautifully presented and bursting with authenticity. The attentive staff and charming ambiance complete the experience. A must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable Indian dining adventure." Joined with Mika Singh (Indian singer ) overwhelmed..!