When a biryani craving hits, you want the shortest path from craving to a full, steaming box at your door. Bombay Kitchen is on all three delivery apps — Zomato, Swiggy and magicpin — and you can also call to order direct. This page is all about getting our biryani home: which one to order, how it travels, and how much to get for the table.
Order in a couple of taps, or one call
Open Zomato, Swiggy or magicpin, search for Bombay Kitchen in Gandhi Nagar, pick your biryani and check out — that's the whole thing. Prefer to talk to a person, or placing a bigger order? Call +91 90905 04835 or +91 77889 26927 and we'll take it directly.
The apps set delivery range, timing and charges based on your address, so you'll see whether we reach you and roughly how long it'll take before you pay.
Order the ghee roast — it's the one to get
If you only try one thing from us delivered, make it the ghee roast biryani — as far as we know, the first of its kind in Berhampur. It's our signature: a dum biryani finished in pure ghee, so it lands richer and more aromatic than the everyday plate.
The classics travel well too — chicken biryani for an easy weeknight, a heartier mutton biryani for the weekend, or a fragrant Hyderabadi dum when you want the slow-cooked style.
- Ghee roast biryani — our signature, finished in pure ghee
- Chicken biryani — the everyday favourite
- Mutton biryani — richer, for a weekend treat
- Hyderabadi dum biryani — fragrant, slow-cooked style
Biryani is built for delivery
Of all the food you can order in, biryani is one of the best travellers. Sealed in its box, the layered rice keeps its heat and holds that just-opened aroma on the way to you, so it arrives close to how it leaves our kitchen — no sogginess, no fuss.
It's the same biryani we serve at the table, packed for the trip home.
How much to order — from one plate to the whole family
Ordering just for yourself? A single biryani does the job. Feeding the family? One portion each keeps everyone happy, and it's worth adding a raita or a side to round things out.
Once you're past a handful of people — a birthday, a get-together, an office lunch — you're better off with bulk biryani by the handi, which we cook in party quantities to order rather than plate by plate on the apps.