KOCHIN HUT

Kochin Hut was absolutely delicious. Every dish we ordered was full of flavor and perfectly cooked. The chicken tikka masala and butter chicken were rich, creamy, and well balanced. The goat chettinad had amazing depth and just the right level of spice. The chicken lollipop was a standout, great flavor and presentation. The garlic and butter naan were fresh and perfect for soaking up all the sauces. Service was exceptional ... attentive, friendly, and welcoming throughout the meal. They don’t serve alcohol, which wasn’t an issue for us, but good to know ahead of time. Overall, a fantastic experience and we’ll definitely be back.

Tried the chicken lollipop, Kochin calamari, chicken dum biryani, butter chicken, and plain naan — everything was delicious. The starters were crispy and flavorful, the biryani was aromatic, and the butter chicken was rich and creamy. Fresh naan and generous portions made it a perfect non-veg meal,Specially delicious rose falooda sweet ,refreshing and perfect way to end meal,The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better,Definitely coming back

Ordered chicken biriyani chicken is little bit old. Ambiance is good. Portion size is very small and the price is very high eg I ordered butter chicken serving size is very low you can look up the photos I shared below and also compare the prices.

I ordered Chicken Biryani from this restaurant and was extremely disappointed. Instead of biryani, I was given three big pieces of chicken with almost no rice at all. I didn’t pay $24 to eat only chicken pieces—biryani is supposed to have rice as the main component. It honestly feels like the restaurant is cutting costs, serving less basmati rice and more chicken just to maximize profit. On top of that, the chicken smelled stale and bad. I’ve attached pictures for reference. This is unacceptable in terms of quality, quantity, and hygiene. Please be careful before ordering from this place. I would not recommend it.

Was very disappointed with the portion sizes for the price. The samosas were the smallest I’ve seen, only two for $8? If the flavor of them was amazing I could have looked past it but it wasn’t.