Persis Biryani & Indian Grill

Have been here multiple times and it never disappoints. The food is consistently flavorful and tastes authentically Indian, with every dish prepared with the right balance of spices. You can really tell the kitchen takes pride in what they serve. What keeps bringing us back, though, is the amazing service — Sunil and the staff is always warm, attentive, and makes you feel genuinely welcome. It’s rare to find a place that maintains both great food and great service every single time.

I ordered Goat Biryani with a buy‑one‑get‑one offer, but it was not worth it. It tasted like colored rice mixed with bland goat pieces. Total waste of money.

This place is a gem! The food was fantastic, the service was excellent and quick. I had the Lamb Rogan Josh which is one of my all-time favorites and this place hit it out of the park. The flavor was incredible, the lamb was perfectly tender, the garlic naan was cooked perfectly. The owner was incredibly friendly and, despite being very busy, still took the time to have conversation and talk about the food. The spice level was not over the top, I like my food very spicy and reading some of the reviews on here sounds like some people are being dramatic because I asked for spicy and it was just right. This place is obviously popular for takeout orders (the phone never stopped ringing) but I would recommend coming in and sitting down. Plenty of seating, very quiet, and you get to enjoy your

This place is a hidden gem. For those who like "fluffy-rice chicken biryani with a moist, flavorful lower layer" or dishes like chicken Chettinad with its characteristic flavor —look no further! This is as ‘unapologetically Indian’ (sans opulent ambience) as it gets, without having to trek into the city. As with many hidden gems, it’s tucked away in a regular strip mall. Last but not least, it’s run by a very nice gentleman who always greets you with genuine warmth and makes you feel welcome. Truly a hidden gem, especially considering that the majority of places in West Windsor are chains with very little distinct character. I also noticed some reviews critical of the biryani. This is most likely because biryani—like many Indian dishes—morphs into distinct regional identities depending o

Worst biryani I and my friend have ever had, only color rice, no taste and the chicken feels like stones. Restaurant owner should really look into their making.