Royal Indian Hotel Restaurant - Kolkata (Calcutta)

This place has remain unchanged since last 15 years of my visit. I'm quite amazed to see their consistent service and the quality they've maintained. Mutton chap with butter naan is a must try here.

Biryani taste is excellent with perfectly cooked chicken. One humble request for owner to give at least one cooked potato with Biryani (as Biryani price is high enough to add that) . Paneer butter masala was also very tasty. 👌

One of the oldest biriyani house in Kolkata.The food is quite tasty and well-cooked here I ordered special mutton biriyani, mutton chap and rumali rutii. Biriyani's mutton is well-cooked and soft and the rice quantity is also good, too oily. It's price is high.The only con about this restaurant is

Food is so so yummy. Yes you have to be aware that the food will have more oil. The taste and amount is very nice. They have good space as well. You might or might not get a seat because it's a popular place. We ordered mutton Keema and rumali roti. And it was delicious. Also we didn't go through an

The biryani (even without aloo) and mutton chap is love. Galouti kebab is also good but a bit heavy on the stomach. They have recently upgraded the interior and now it gives a fine dining restaurant vibe. Service is good but can be improved. Clean washroom, Prompt order delivery are some other plus

In 1905, the Royal Indian Hotel was born when Ahmed Hussain, a descendant of Nawab Wazid Ali Shah, set up an eatery. Over the years, it became a favorite spot for luminaries like Satyajit Ray, Uttam Kumar, Khushwant Singh, Raj Kapoor, and Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan. Let me introduce you to the Roya

Last week I visited this restaurant with my family. We ordered Mutton Chaap, Mutton Biriyani, Roomali Roti, Firni and Shahi Tukra. All the items were just awesome taste.The ambience of this restaurant is very beautiful. Behaviour of the staffs were also very good.

Had no time to relish, was in a rush. Had Mutton korma with Rumali Roti 10/10 Deep flavour and taste. Chaap are the recommended items here. Parking can be an issue.

In 1905, the Royal Indian Hotel was born when Ahmed Hussain, a descendant of Nawab Wazid Ali Shah, set up an eatery. Over the years, it became a favorite spot for luminaries like Satyajit Ray, Uttam Kumar, Khushwant Singh, Raj Kapoor, and Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan. Let me introduce you to the Roya

It is on Zakaria street on the 1st floor. Service are really poor. Only food is good, for the reason they are getting good crowd. They must have place insect killer machine. Also 200 ml pepsi they cost 70 rs

The food was good but the service and the atmosphere was terrific. Some time ACs are not working and service 😒. Food had the great taste, but they use lot of Dalda. As they charged 300 rs for mutton chap, and if you are using dalda only then it is not worthful

I love that the Biryani they give here is a bit different than the other ones you get across Kolkata. The mutton chaap and liver curry are my go to apart from the biryani.

One of the best places near Nakhoda Masjid to have a proper biriyani meal. We visited on Saturday and as usual it was pretty crowded. We had - Mutton Biriyani Mutton Queema Mutton Galwati Kebab Shahi Tukda The biriyani was pretty good both taste and aroma wise. The galawati kebab was soo smooth an

Biriyani is excellent. Little bit spicy, but it actually taste good. Mutton chap is also very good. Lovely.

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