Crossroads Eatery By Biryani world

I ordered samosa ragda chaat, veg puff, and egg puff along with a few other items, and none of them were good. The chaat was the worst of all — soggy, bland, and completely lacking flavor. It didn’t taste fresh or authentic at all. The puffs were also very disappointing. For the price they charge, the quality and taste are nowhere near worth it. They were dry, lacked proper filling, and just felt like an overpriced snack you could get much better elsewhere. Overall, this was a waste of money. Definitely not going back here and would not recommend it to anyone looking for good Indian street food.

This place just opened, and everything is super fresh and full of flavor. From coconut water and fresh fruit juices to all kinds of Indian street food, it felt like a mini food festival! They had a grand opening event on July 5th with so many freebies like pulao, sugarcane juice, hot chai, and pav bhaji. The live pani puri counter and they have lunch thali. Overall, the food is fresh, the vibe is welcoming. If you love Indian food or want to try something new, checking out Crossroads Eatery.

Another bad Indian restaurant in town. What a disaster again Ordered chicken dum biryani , veg dum biryani and paneer 65. All three items were tasteless. Paneer 65 was stale ,rotten, smelly, difficult to even cut, tasteless to the core. Not sure how long they kept this paneer and used to cook, my daughter threw up after tasting it. My kids could not eat the food, the paneer 65 went straight to the garbage can. Disgrace to Indian cuisine.

We ordered chicken biryani. Chicken in the biryani was stale. The food here may be health risk, be careful and vigilant. This is among the worst Indian restaurants I have visited in Atlanta area. Masala dosa was average, costly for the given quality and taste. Cashier at the counter are not trained, put a wrong amount for ordered item, which was corrected after promting. Restrooms are not clean.

We ordered the Rava Onion Dosa and the Boneless Chicken Biryani. Unfortunately, the experience was quite disappointing. Dosa: The first one (the picture uploaded) wasn’t made properly. Although they did replace it, the second attempt was still below average. The portion size was also quite small — for a price of $12.99, I expected something more filling. I've had better at other places for the same or lower price. Biryani: Despite being said as boneless, there were still small bone pieces found while eating, which was frustrating and unexpected. The place seemed overcrowded, and the staff looked overwhelmed, struggling to manage the rush. Overall, everything fell short — not an experience I’d return for or recommend.