- A world of
scrumptiousBiryanis
Discover the Authentic Traditional Tastes
Do you think you’ve to travel all the way to Calcutta to relish the classic Bengali Mutton Kosha, or to Hyderabad to savour the authentic Hyderabadi Biriyani?! Well, now you don’t have to. With Celebr’eat, the quintessential dishes from a selection of menus are just a click away!

combos
MENU
journey of biriyani
Although the exact origin of Biryani is still under dispute, there is sound logic behind the following
TIME-UNKNOWN
It is believed that Biryani originated from Persia as the word 'Biryani' is derived from the Persian word “birian”; meaning “fried before cooking” and may have traveled with pilgrims from central Asia to the Deccan region in South India.
TIME-1500s
A version of the modern-day biryani is born in the royal kitchens of the Mughal Empire. Mughlai Biryani, famous for its rich spice-marinated meat and flavorful rice, is fit for a king.
TIME - 1700s
The world-famous Hyderabadi Biryani came into being after Niza-Ul-Mulk becomes the new ruler of Hyderabad. With succulent meat in layers of fluffy rice, aromatic spices, and caramelized onions, Hyderabadi Biryani is world-famous for all the right reasons.
TIME - 1850s
Banished by the British, Nawab Wajid Ali Shah tries to recreate his beloved dish in the city of Calcutta. Unable to afford meat due to budget constraints, he replaced meat with perfectly cooked golden brown potatoes, creating the Calcutta biryani. The golden aloo, subtle flavors, scented rice, and tender meat creates a dish that spells 'comfort'.
TIME - UNKNOWN
Heavily influenced by the culture, people and the Arabian way of cooking, Thalassery Biryani serves as a cultural amalgamation of Mughal and Malabari cuisine. The use of ghee to fry separates this delicious biryani from the rest.