Social Sudo's video: Eating Famous Biryani in Chennai

Biryani is nothing, but just a state of happiness. It is a super delicious mixed rice dish. Eating the best biryani of Chennai was an extraordinary experience. In this video I will share my experience of having Chennai's most popular biryani. I took a Auto Rickshaw to Besant Nagar, where this famous biryani restaurant is. I saw a major difference in the rates of Ola and Uber, here in Chennai. I booked an Ola for 100 rupees, and Uber for the same ride was showing a fare of 200 rupees. The restaurant is Dindigul Thalappatti located in Besant Nagar, near the Edward Eliots beach. I was dropped right outside the restaurant. I took a walk around and saw the beach. I was excited to visit the beach, but I was more excited to eat biryani. I got inside the restaurant, took a seat and went through the menu. The menu was huge, it had too many food options. On asking a waiter I got to know their most popular biryani, which was also chef recommended. It was Thalappakatti special mutton biryani, which is Chennai's best biryani. It was served in a really big bowl, with mutton gravy and salad. The biryani also had a boiled egg in it. The quantity of the biryani weas more than sufficient. It was served on a plate with a banana leaf on it. It was extremely delicious and the spices were perfectly added into the biryani. I added some mutton gravy to the biryani. In the beginning I found it to be very spicy, but the gravy was something extraordinary. After a while I started loving the gravy. The quality of the mutton used in the biryani was really good. As I was having my biryani, the place got extremely crowded and people could not even find a seat. At that time I realised that my time of arrival was perfect. It took me more than half an hour to eat biryani. The past of restaurant was visually presented on the walls of the restaurant throught old pictures. Dindigul is a place near Coimbatore where this restaurant started it's journey. Thalappakatti is the turban that the owner used to wear. From which the name Dindgul Thalappakatti came. The restaurant is operating in various locations, within and outside India. On the whole it was a great experience. The pricing is also in budget. The biryani I ate costed me a total of 366 rupees, which was quite amazing. I think this is the best biryani I ever had. Please comment below about your favourite biryani restaurant in Chennai or anywhere. Watch Next: Largest Beach in India - Marina Beach, Chennai: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kh_qlbCdXwA ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ✅SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL for more videos https://www.youtube.com/socialsudo ✅Add me on Instagram @socialsudo https://www.instagram.com/socialsudo/