Oudh 1590 (Deshapriya Park)

We visited Oudh 1590 Deshapriya Park and we were very delighted with the experience. We ordered Murgh Galowti Kabab Soda Sikanji and Mutton Biryani Handi. Every dish tasted delicious. The staff behaviour was extremely good. The classical music playing in the background sets the mood for the dining experience. Good job!

Food is tasty but not as tasty as expected from the brand of "Oudh 1590"! We ordered Gosht raan biriyani - ₹675, chicken Irani -₹375, Firni - ₹130. Total Bill - ₹1239. This is way more costly than the quantity served here. The raan biriyani is flavourful and the mutton is also tender and juicy; should be serving 2 but I bet 3/4th of the handi is eaten by a single person. Chicken Irani was two pieces but very tasty. Firni is good but I thought it's highly overpriced. The ambience, staff behaviour and service is good and fast. Overall I would say to quench your curiousity about "oudh's biriyani" you can try this place once but otherwise it is not worth the hype. PLEASE INCREASE THE QUANTITY OF THE FOOD- OUDH 1590!

I feel like I got scammed there. I'll never go back to there again! As a biryani it's fine but my god, the price they charge for the portion size is outrageous! As for what I've ordered: 1) Murgh Awadhi Handi Biryani [Serve 1-2 people]: ₹550 + tax. 1] First of all, I don't eat biryani often like I used to since I'm trying to be in shape. It's a guilty pleasure for me. So, when I saw the amount of rice in this biryani... it's like at one hand I was happy I'll not be eating too many carbs, but on the other hand... why do you give so little rice in this biryani made to be shared between two, especially at ₹550????? First, let me talk about the size... it's minuscule! Like someone who likes to eat biryani will eat all of this in one sitting and still feel hungry. Like, c'mon, man! For this price, it's really unfair. Secondly, the size of the chicken is so small... I can fit the whole thigh piece into my palm... it's that small. The chicken also isn't that juicy. For the drumstick, it was fine, but this thigh piece was not acceptable. The eggs were decent, nothing to write home about, but the raita it came with was really good. As for taste and flavor, this is one of those biryanis that doesn't have too much oil in it. Hence, it's not greasy like what you may find in the case of Arsalan. But for this price, I'll go to Arsalan all day, every day...