Lucky's Arabian Mandi

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• DirectorKrishna മേനോൻ-കാളീപുത്രൻ (EnergeticHydMallu) ★ 4 Google · 3 months ago

  A Flavorful Stop in Warasiguda 🍛 If you're in the Warasiguda area and craving a solid, authentic biryani, Lucky’s Biriyani House is definitely worth a visit. It’s a great spot for a quick and satisfying meal. I recently stopped by for a full chicken biryani parcel, which was very reasonably priced at ₹280. The quality was impressive—the chicken piece was perfectly tender and soft, and the biryani itself was flavorful with a generous touch of ghee that elevated the entire dish. The aroma was just as good as the taste! Logistics & Amenities The parcel service is incredibly efficient; my order was quickly delivered. The layout is practical, with billing and parcel pickup conveniently located on the ground floor. They have a designated waiting area with chairs, which makes the wait comfortable. If you prefer to dine in, there is a seating area upstairs. Parking: If you are driving a four-wheeler, please be aware that parking can get a little congested. The restaurant is located right near the Warasiguda junction, a busy road that also handles TGSRTC bus traffic, so plan your arrival accordingly. Lucky’s Biriyani House hits the mark for taste, value, and speed. Whether you’re grabbing a quick parcel, it's a reliable choice for a hearty biryani fix. Just keep the traffic and parking situation in mind during peak hours!

• Bhanu Teja ★ 1 Google · 3 months ago

  I ordered a biryani and got bagaara rice. The whole packet was just white rice and a chicken piece and food colouring. No flavour nothing and when I went to complain, the only answer was 'wont happen the next time'. The food and the service, both are terrible.

• Nikhil Gunda ★ 1 Google · a year ago

  Spoiled food is being served. Customers he careful while taking. They will not take any responsibility. Totally spoiled food is there , mainly chicken. GHMS FOOD COMMISSION need to take action on this hotel

• praveen009 erla ★ 1 Google · a year ago

  Title: Lucky Biryani Point – Warasiguda Has Hit Rock Bottom | Poor Taste, Pathetic Quantity, No Value for Money 📍 Location: Lucky Biryani Point, Warasiguda 📅 Date: 22nd June 2025 🕘 Time: 9:00 PM 🛍️ Order: 1 Full Chicken Biryani, 1 Egg Biryani (Parcel) I never thought I’d write this kind of review about Lucky Biryani Point, Warasiguda—a place I once appreciated. But after this experience, I feel it's my responsibility to warn other customers and alert the management. I ordered a parcel for guests at home: a full Chicken Biryani and an Egg Biryani. Here’s what I received: Quantity was a joke – even the full chicken biryani looked like a single portion. Not even enough for one adult. No masala at all – just dry, flavorless rice. It looked like plain rice mixed with broken ration rice, not even proper basmati. No leg piece, no egg, even though I ordered specifically. Not hot, not fresh – food felt like it had been sitting for hours. Onions were stale, curd watery, and lemon dried out. Even the children didn’t enjoy the food, which says everything. attached a picture here—it speaks louder than words. Looking at the parcel, I felt so frustrated, I genuinely felt like throwing the packet back at them. But with guests at home and no time to react, I had to stay silent. At least this review can speak for the silence of many disappointed customers. ⚠️ A WARNING TO EVERY CUSTOMER: If you’re planning to buy from Lucky Biryani Point (Warasiguda) – please think twice: Ask for hot, fresh food. Clearly mention: leg piece, egg, proper masala. Check the parcel before leaving – especially for takeaway or online orders. Don’t blindly trust the “Lucky” name anymore. 📢 To the Management: You’ve built a brand—but if you continue this path, you’ll lose it very soon. You’re not serving biryani anymore, you’re serving disappointment in a box. People have trusted your taste for years—don’t take that loyalty for granted. Even the small Dum Biryani stall across the road seems to offer better value and quality. They still care because they want to grow—you’ve grown and stopped caring. Final Words: This isn’t just a bad day. It’s a sign of how far the standards have dropped. If you care about your brand, do something. And if you’re a customer reading this—order only if you’re ready to be disappointed. 👎 Highly Not Recommended. Zero Value. Never Again.

• Susheel Kumar ★ 1 Google · 3 months ago

  Worst biryani I ever had. it's like eating karam annam. don't waste your money, think twice before buying.