Paradise Biryani Pointe

Delicious Hyderabadi Biryani.
Halal meat, courteous service.
Just tell them mild if you don’t want it spicy.

A nice place if you like some biryani. Other menu items arent the best. There are better indian restaurants in farmington/​novi.

Good Biryani and very tender mutton I ever had in detroit area. Everything tastes good

Craving for a late night Indian biriyani… this is the place to go.
They are open till 1 and they have saved me a couple of times…
The only negative (not that bad) is that, I wish they had delivery.

Good quality biriyani. Little pricey for Biriyani though.

I order the same thing every time so I can’t say that I know the menu well but I can review with confidence the Special Biryani and the Chicken Fry. They are delicious… I get it all the time. I pass if there’s no special chicken but towards the end of the week you can usually get it. The staff is friendly and the food is inexpensive and tasty — I’ve turned many on to this spot.

Good take out biryani, do not order anything else. If you are waiting for a take out, Chai is good. They do not take credit cards for orders less than $ 10.00 so that’s a pain…

cold food, no more naan, bad quality

I have been here couple of times already. Not the ideal place for dine in, especially if you have a large group. Starters were good. Biryani was stale. Other entrees were so so. Takeout order quantity was less for the price.

We ordered takeout from this place with a group of people for dinner. Chicken appetizers were fine but the Biryani which should be signature is not cooked well and after few hours, it started smelling and it looks like Biryani was cooked for Lunch is packed after warming it up.
Prices are premium compared with other places around.

I ordered chicken biryani for takeout. Though last time I got disappointed I wanted to try as there will be some improvements overtime. It’s better but still not satisfied. Chicken was cooked well but rice was not fully cooked. If you won’t take when it’s hot it would be tough to consume.

I had a really bad experience, I ordered for to go tea, & they gave me tea in curry box, when I asked for proper cup they said they don’t have it. So if they don’t have proper cup they should take order for togo tea.

Horrible customer service during late night. The kitchen is very unhealthy. It’s like a bunch of frat boys (Depsi) trying to run the restaurant. They have only one dish for late night (chicken biryani) and they couldn’t even get it right. ALSO, these racist owners definitely favor the Telugus… The people that came after us were Telugus and got their food before us. This was the third time they did this. They don’t deserve to open a restaurant, they need to get deported asap.

I was recommended by some colleagues to try out this joint for some of the best Biryani in town. From what I heard, this place is so amazing that some people will drive out from Dearborn to pick up take out during the work week! When I heard this, I knew I needed to stop by and grab some take out. The restaurant was fairly empty when I came in on a Friday night. The menu isn’t small, but it also isn’t overwhelming with all the different Indian dishes you would usually find at a larger restaurant. I ordered the Goat and Chicken (with bone) Biryani in medium heat for both. Luckily, I had asked about spice levels because the medium was packed with heat! Each dish came with two sauces to add texture and flavor. My dad and I really enjoyed the Biryani — the meat and rice weren’t overcooked — which is usually the case with Biryani found at buffets. The flavors were wonderful especially with the yogurt sauce. The serving size was pretty generous for the price you pay. The prices are a bit on the higher side but you could definitely make two meals out of each take out box. The service was super quick and friendly.

I gave it 1 star, because I could not give it 0 star. We ordered mild spice level food, and it was so hot that it felt like my body was burnt. I had stomach disorder for the next 2 days. If it was too spicy for an Indian guy, Americans will surely die eating their foos.

For a very unassuming place, it has left an excellent impression on me, as well as all the other patrons there, many of whom are natives and didn’t speak English at all while my coworker and I were there.
My meal there was so good, my other go-to’s for Asian food in the Farmington Hills and Novi area now have some stiff competition for my lunch money. It’s not the cheapest place around, but I firmly believe you get what you pay for. An Express Lunch costs $ 8.99, but there was more than enough left for another big lunch. The Express lunch came with 2 dishes (buttered chicken, and a chili chicken), biryani, and dessert (gulab jamun). Each dish came out individually, piping hot, fresh, the meats were tender, and the sauces flavorful. The biryani was fluffy and far from bland. The gulab jaman (looks like donut holes served in simple syrup) was the perfect end to the Express Lunch. I’m not sure if the menu items for Express Lunch change or not, but I’m very pleased with this one.
As for service, it’s minimal. You order at a counter, you grab your own silverware, napkins and small plates, a pitcher of water with glasses are on your table. They bring out your food and bus your table after, that’s about it. They don’t come to check on you, which, for a restaurant with the setup more like a food court, I’m ok with them not checking on us.

Went for a birthday late lunch last Sunday, it was good, a little weird but good. Well first the menu has no descriptions so if your unfamiliar with Indian its a crap shot. You order at the window, get you’re own plates and silverware, sort of self-​service, they do bring out your food but your kind of on your own. The food was pretty good, for our lunch we spent over $ 120 and everyone like it the curries were very tasty and not over hot, plenty of sauce, the biryani we got was good the nan bread were cooked good and the apps were tasty, give it a try. Definitely a solid Indian choice.

I ordered goat biryani for takeout and when I opened it after an hour it tasted like burnt rice. I took it back the next morning and asked for a refund. The women at the counter refused to give me a refund and even denied there was anything wrong with the dish when you could literally smell burnt charcoal. She offered to replace the dish instead.
The other dishes I ordered were good. I was only hoping they would accept their mistake instead of losing a customer. I was put off by their attitude. I will never order from here again.

In my opinion Kurry has better tasting Dum biryani. I am not impressed with Paradise food.

I have tasted paradise biriyani in maryland, Tried farmington hills paradise with same expectation
Disappointed, very Worst.
Very very less quantity, taste is not even 10% of catonsville maryland paradise taste
They should go to Aahar and Kurys restaurant to see the taste and quantity for the same price