Dawat Indian Kitchen

I ordered the Vijayawada Chicken Biryani, and it cost $10. I’m not referring to the portion size, but to the taste. It felt like plain white rice with chicken. Please don’t label it as biryani if it doesn’t have the proper masala. If needed, you can even increase the price just serve better quality biryani. I hope you can improve the flavour and serve real biryani next time.

I tried the Vijayawada Paneer Biryani at Dawat, and I’m still in awe! For just $9.99, the portion was incredibly generous, packed with a huge amount of paneer. Each piece was juicy, flavorful, and soaked in delicious masala that made every bite unforgettable. This is honestly the first paneer biryani in Connecticut that truly took my heart. If you’re a paneer lover or biryani fan, this one is a must-try!

your destination for authentic Indian flavors. Enjoy delicious biryanis, rich curries, fresh naan, and a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian specialties. Perfect for family dining, takeout, or catering for any event. Visit Dawat—where every meal is a celebration of true Indian taste.

I order kongu biryani … i felt like eating upma with flat unflovered chicken. Over all kongu biryani is flop.

- Food had very good flavors and reasonably priced. - The setbacks were that it was extremely spicy with no option to choose spice level. chicken portion literally had only 3 small chicken pieces. Also only chicken no goat or lamb options.