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Nice place. Biryani is very tasty - the only negative is that ours predominantly contained a lot of rice and not enough meat. Vegetarian thali was also very good

Paid $12 for a “vegetable biryani”, which was basically a few specks of veggie hidden in the depths of spicy white rice

Very bad experience at Nawab's palace.no curd given with biriyani,even water was not provided ,service was very poor.half of menu items were not even available. All the food were too spicy that no one can eat. Really worst experience!😓

Only lamb and chicken medium spicy 🌶 food is good the customer service sucks. When they serve also they don’t really have a happy faces. Always sad faces in their work. Because of the biriyani people come over there. Nothing is great apart from that. We made a reservation early after going their the

I did not enjoy the service so much, but the food is very good. Nawab Palace has the best Hyderabadi Biriyani in the whole of Melbourne. So food wise, you won't likely be disappointed. The side dishes they offer are also quite tasty. What's a little disappointing is the service. They take a long

This place used to be good. But of late the food and service have taken a hit. The biryani is still the highlight but it is just too peppery. The dine in experience is just about average. Still is one of the better places in Docklands for Indian. Very busy during lunch and hence that is when it has

You must try the mutton Biryani there. If you are lucky you will get to taste the best. But this happens only certain days in a week probably because of the cook. I had been lucky to taste that awesomeness few times but was disappointed many other times. Tip: Try it on Fridays but it can be very cr

Took a take away today, family pack biryani(spicy) and special fried veg rice.. biryani was nothing but white rice and chicken. Asked what's Special fried rice, they said it's very spicy, but seems like a desert... Raita is just plain yogurt.