Paradise Biryani in Sembawang
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Although new trends are popping up everywhere, sometimes it’s good to return to the roots and go back to the traditional styles of cooking. South Indian restaurant Paradise Biryani offers authentic Indian cuisine, including briyani cooked in bamboo, which isn’t commonly found here in Singapore.
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Bamboo cooking is one of the most common old-school methods of cooking used in Southeast Asia, and bamboo briyani has been said to originate from traditional Indian tribal cuisine. The unique dish contains long-grained rice cooked with spices and herbs, as well as a protein, for a fragrant and flavourful end product.
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There are four bamboo briyani options to choose from at Paradise Biryani. Get their Bamboo Mutton Biryani ($15.90) or Bamboo Beef Biryani ($15.90) if you’re a big fan of lamb or beef. Otherwise, there’s also Bamboo Chicken Biryani ($13.90) for a milder taste. For those who love seafood, you can try their Bamboo Prawn Biryani ($15.90).
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Their masala is also said to be a popular dish among patrons. Vegetarians will enjoy the Mixed Veg Masala or Chana Masala for $6.90. If you prefer something meatier, there are other options such as the Chicken Masala ($10.90), Mutton Masala ($12.90), and Fish Masala ($11.90).
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For a feisty number, get their Mutton Spicy Flame ($13.90), which also comes in protein options of chicken, beef, and prawns. You can also get their Fish Pollichathu ($15.90), traditionally wrapped in banana leaf for an aromatic flavour.
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For food around Sembawang, check our Fusion Western review for XXL halal salted egg chicken cutlet. You can also read our Bismi Briyani review for XXL briyani located in Yishun.
Address: 369 Sembawang Road, #01-07, Singapore 758382
Opening hours: Tues-Sun 10am to 9:30pm
Tel: 6314 6369
Website
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Featured image adapted from Don Leow’s post.
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