Haji Biriyani - Krishnanagar

So if you are a Die-Hard fan of this delicious dish, take things on a notch and tease your taste buds a little more with the story that makes Biryani so extraordinary. Although it seems to be a court in India, in reality the court quite far away. Biryani comes from the Persian word Birian, that is, “fried before cooking” and Birinj, the Persian word for rice. While there are several theories about how biryani made his way to India, it is generally accepted that it originates in West Asia. One legend has that the Turk-Mongol conqueror, Timur, brought the forerunner with him when he arrived at the borders of India in 1398. Believe to be the war campaign that has died of Timur's army, an earthly pot of rice, spices and whatever meat was available would be buried in a hot pit before they finally dug and served the warriors. Another legend has that the court was brought to the southern Malabar coast of India by Arab traders who were there often. There are records of a rice dish called Oon Soru in Tamil literature already in 2 A.D. Oon Soru was said from rice, ghee, meat, turmeric, coriander, pepper and laurel leaf, and was used to feed military warriors.

Quality is good, but they should serve an environmentally friendly plate.

This place is located in Krishnanagar near Krishnanagar Post office More. This is the best place to eat biriyani in Krishnanagar. Whenever I go to Krishnanagar I eat biriyani from this place. The price is reasonably low and quantity is good and quality and taste is brilliant. They also deliver the biriyani at free of cost within the Krishnanagar area.They serve Egg Chicken Biriyani, Egg Mutton Biriyani Chicken Chap.

Fine place. Biriyani not so good... But it'll do just fine. .

Haji Biriyani is also a good biriyani spot from Krishnagar. Price is also not much. Taste is not like Arsalan but good.