Chameli Restaurant

Till now best Biryani in DFW area. We ordered dhaka kacchi, morog polaw and shrimp biryani, mango lassi, tea and sweet laal mohan. Freshly prepared, biryanis were full of flavours.. Well cooked meat and shrimp, perfectly balanced spices with fluffy basmati rice.. Rating 8/10. Lal mohan was also soft, moderately sweet. We can say It's a decent lal mohan. Rating 8/10 Quantity is Decent. 2 plates of Biryani can be shared by 3 people easily. We went there during Iftar hours. So it was little bit crowded but staffs were trying their best to serve every one, and trying to keep the place, tables clean and tidy. Environment was good. Looking forward to try their other dishes from the menu. Recommended.

Being a Bengali and a Bangladeshi I am really proud and happy to find this Bengali restaurant in the heart of Dallas. I ate their Special Beef Tehari, and Dhakaia Biryani and I am overwhelmed by the authenticity of their Bengali biryani cuisine! I felt I was literally brought back to Bangladesh!! This is the biggest compliment I could ever give to a restaurant in the US. Really amazing food! Can't wait to try their kabab items next time! Their chai is also very delicious but one thing I could advice as a customer is to serve them in tea cups like they serve in Bangladesh. It's just an added eye candy! Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant.

Location makes it hard to park at night time . I went on a Friday EDIT: found a roach on my chicken biryani like how gross I’m so glad o saw it . Ordered the boneless chicken biryani it was great flavor but not a lot of chicken specially since they charge 4$ extra for boneless Like about 10 small little pieces. If it had more chicken it would be a 10/10 ordered naan and a paratha they were both average good Vegetable Samosa on the other hand Soooo delicious great spice!! Finished it before I could take a picture. Cashier (from Friday night) could be a tad more welcoming overall it was good will give it another shot and see how it goes ????????