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Where to Eat Biriyani in Cuttack !

Where to Eat Biriyani in Cuttack !

1. DFC (Dada's Biryani, Samaj Lane)




2.Jagmohan Biryani, Choudary Bazaar

(Pic Courtesy: Food Drifter)


3.Lemon Restaurant, CDA



4.Green Chilliyz, CDA & BK Road


5. Khandei Dhaba, Jagatpur


(Pic Courtesy:  Foodies of Bhubaneswar-Cuttack)

6. Deepak Hotel, Tinikonia Bagicha


(Pic Courtesy: Foodies of Bhubaneswar-Cuttack)

7. Biryani Box, Buxi Bazaar


7. Biryani Zoint, NSCB Arcade, Jail Road


Notable Mentions


Aditya Restaurant near Barabati Stadium
Moti Mahal , Cantonement Road
Trimurti, Mangalabag

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Comments

  1. Unknown8 January 2018 at 11:24

    Mirchi , Buxi bazar & Link Road

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  2. Unknown22 February 2018 at 02:51

    The Cocktail, Kanikachhaka, Cuttack.
    Nice restaurant nice food.

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