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Authentic Wood-Fired Biryani & Mandi Catering

bySamiulla KhanDelivers across Bengaluru; Pickup in Shivaji NagarStarts from600 Per KgView full gallery

Real dum biryani, cooked slowly on wood fires. My food is all about the masala, the shine, and the true zaayka you want for your next big party.

I believe biryani is all about the 'zaayka' from the spices. This video shows my fish biryani, with perfectly cooked rice and flavourful fish pieces. Forget the calories and enjoy a proper, satisfying meal.

A huge spoonful of my Basmati Mutton Biryani. You can see the long, separate grains of rice and the generous chunks of tender mutton, cooked to perfection for Eid and other special occasions.

This is my Degh Mutton Biryani, steaming hot right from the pot. The 'Sami's Kitchen' logo is my promise of quality and authentic taste in every order.

A look at my Chicken Biryani being served from the degh. It’s steamy, fragrant, and filled with juicy chicken pieces, a fantastic option for any party food delivery.

Plating up a large order of Mutton Biryani. I make sure every serving has a good mix of masala, meat, and rice, ready to be the centerpiece of your event.

From the cooking pot to the final foil tray, this shows how I prepare and pack large biryani orders. The food arrives hot and ready to serve at your gathering.

A close-up of my Mutton Biryani, showing the texture of the rice and meat. It's packed fresh in foil containers to keep it warm for your party.

A massive degh of biryani, layered and ready for the final 'dum' cooking process. This is how I handle bulk orders for weddings and large events.

Preparing a special green masala mutton biryani. The unique colour comes from fresh herbs, and it's cooked over charcoal for an unmatched smoky aroma.

The steam rising from this firewood biryani is a sign of its freshness and flavour. This traditional cooking method is what makes my biryani stand out.

About The Art of Biryani & Mandi

I do not use gas stoves for bulk orders. Every single degh is slow-cooked over a live wood and charcoal fire. This traditional dum method is why you get that deep, smoky aroma and the distinct masala hit in every bite, which is something you just won't get from a standard commercial kitchen.

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