Student Tasty Biryani se spécialise dans la préparation de plats de riz indiens traditionnels caractérisés par des mélanges d’épices robustes et des grains de basmati aromatiques. Chaque portion présente des couches de viande ou de légumes cuits lentement et infusés de safran, de cardamome et de clous de girofle pour obtenir des profils de saveurs riches et complexes. Le menu met l’accent sur des techniques de préparation cohérentes qui soulignent les méthodes de cuisson régionales authentiques typiques de la culture culinaire sud-asiatique. Les clients choisissent parmi diverses options de protéines agrémentées d’accompagnements comme du raita frais et de la sauce salan épicée conçue pour équilibrer l’intensité du piment. La cuisine maintient une approche simple qui privilégie l’intégrité des ingrédients. Cet établissement propose une sélection ciblée de préparations classiques servant de base fiable pour ceux qui recherchent des saveurs indiennes concentrées, audacieuses et maîtrisées.
Student Tasty Biryani est largement considéré comme une destination incontournable à Montréal pour sa cuisine pakistanaise authentique de style Karachi, particulièrement appréciée pour son biryani savoureux et ses portions généreuses. Les clients soulignent régulièrement la qualité constante de plats tels que le biryani à l'agneau, le poulet au beurre, le nihari et le naan à l'ail, notant que l'établissement offre un excellent rapport qualité-prix pour les étudiants et les budgets limités. Bien que le lieu soit décrit comme un établissement simple, décontracté et chaleureux, l'atmosphère accueillante est renforcée par un personnel amical et attentionné qui sait mettre les visiteurs à l'aise. Malgré quelques remarques isolées sur les temps d'attente ou la disponibilité de certains plats, le consensus général salue ce restaurant comme un véritable bijou culinaire proposant des repas délicieux, aromatiques et bien préparés qui rappellent une cuisine familiale authentique.
We just came from having one of the yummiest biryani in Canada or maybe our lives too. Coming from Oakville, ON where we are spoiled by the food places at Ridgeway; we had this tasty, fresh & yummy biryani & Peshawari style chicken karahi. We asked for a little more gravy & the Chef quickly whipped up some tasty yummy gravy & that made like an entire new dish. Our daughter got the complimentary yummy Mango Lassi for being cute. The Chef & the staff were extremely sweet. Montreal people if you have not been here, then You don't know what you are missing. & anyone who is planning on visiting Montreal, must visit Student Biryani at Lincoln St in Downtown Montreal.
Review by our daughter:
'The food was yummy💖.'
I ordered achari chicken biryani. It's not good, overpriced & waste of money. It seems if they bought frozen chicken cubes from Walmart & mixed with boiled rice & onion tomato paste; & served.
One of the most popular picks. Known for rich butter chicken, flavorful curries, & generous portions. Casual vibe but very consistent quality & also thank you to the cashier girl she was so polite & helpful :)
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Food is tasty overall 9/10 , however I visited there 2 times around 10-1030 pm ,,, they said they chicken Karahi is not available… also it will be great if they have salad ,,, they only give onions if asked for salad .
I'm a regular customer at Student Tasty Biryani & I've always enjoyed their food, especially the chicken paratha roll. However, today's experience was extremely disappointing.
The paratha was clearly stale & not fresh at all, & the sauce tasted really off it completely ruined the roll. I've never had such a bad paratha from them before, which made it even more surprising.
It's frustrating because when you're a loyal customer, you expect consistency. The quality of food should be the same whether it's dine-in or takeaway, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case today.
Very disappointed. I hope they seriously work on maintaining their standards.
quality has dropped unfortunately, non-veg thali used to be great. Recently ordered & the curry was completely watered down with the two smallest pieces of chicken in each. Also they somehow completely burnt the inside of a samosa. Such a shame, used to be my go-to place.
I came here a few times before & enjoyed their food. This time not so lucky, I waited 1h15 (not joking i checked the time of my receipt) for a chicken byriani when the store was empty. The owner was kind enough to give me a free drink, but my mood was pretty bad. I was gonna give it a 1 star but I saw a few boxes filled with takeout orders, so they might of been really busy. Anyways I'm not gonna back to this place.
