₹450 vs ₹800 vs ₹1200 Hyderabadi Biryani In Mumbai!! 🤔
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- Published
- Sep 29, 2026, 6:00 AM
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- 1:18
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- People & Blogs
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- English (en)
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- English (en)
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Description
Can we find authentic Hyderabadi mutton biryani in Mumbai? Sahil from Headbanger Eats and I ordered three versions from different restaurants to compare what we get at three very different price points. First up was Bikkgane Biryani, followed by Biryani By Kilo, and finally, Little Food Co. With prices ranging from ₹450 to ₹1,200, we wanted to see whether the more expensive options could deliver a genuinely better biryani experience. We compared everything from the aroma and spices to the rice, flavour, and quality of the mutton. Each order brought something different to the table, but not everything lived up to our expectations. After tasting all three, it was time for us to pick a winner. Did the most expensive option justify its price, or did the middle-priced biryani come out on top? If you love Indian food, mutton biryani, and honest restaurant reviews, join us for this Mumbai biryani showdown! #HyderabadiBiryani #MuttonBiryani #Biryani #BiryaniReview #BiryaniLovers #MumbaiFood #MumbaiFoodie #MumbaiFoodReview #FoodReview #IndianFood #HyderabadiFood #BikkganeBiryani #BiryaniByKilo #LittleFoodCo #HeadbangerEatsShow all
Can we find authentic Hyderabadi mutton biryani in Mumbai? Sahil from Headbanger Eats and I ordered three versions from different restaurants to compare what we get at three very different price points. First up was Bikkgane Biryani, followed by Biryani By Kilo, and finally, Little Food Co. With prices ranging from ₹450 to ₹1,200, we wanted to see whether the more expensive options could deliver a genuinely better biryani experience. We compared everything from the aroma and spices to the rice, flavour, and quality of the mutton. Each order brought something different to the table, but not everything lived up to our expectations. After tasting all three, it was time for us to pick a winner. Did the most expensive option justify its price, or did the middle-priced biryani come out on top? If you love Indian food, mutton biryani, and honest restaurant reviews, join us for this Mumbai biryani showdown! #HyderabadiBiryani #MuttonBiryani #Biryani #BiryaniReview #BiryaniLovers #MumbaiFood #MumbaiFoodie #MumbaiFoodReview #FoodReview #IndianFood #HyderabadiFood #BikkganeBiryani #BiryaniByKilo #LittleFoodCo #HeadbangerEats
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