Paradise Indian Cuisine

I honestly didn’t enjoy food experience here. The food was way too oily — chicken biryani dish I tried felt heavy and greasy, which really took away from the taste. I was hoping for a nice meal, but instead it just left me feeling uncomfortable. I think the place could be so much better if they cut back on the oil and focused more on freshness.

Was in Herndon after a very long time to see some colleagues and we chose Pradise to reminisce old memories. Friday Buffet used to be the routine for my colleagues and I, back in the pre pandemic days. As we stepped in, we were greeted by a familiar setting and seating and aromas, but a not so familiar faces and we didn't see the Owner Mr. Sudhakar this time. Lunch buffet was still being served and we were pleased to see the offerings. Wide variety of south and north indian fare and yes the famous mutton curry is still here and so are the pooris. Probably because its a Saturday. The fruit custard is still around too and it tastes every bit the same that made it a must have post lunch. Staff and service was good, ambience was showing the age excepting a few new wall posters. Not much ch

In Comparison to Other equivalent Foods: The Food at Paradise Cuisine is Absolutely - The Finest, Tastiest, and cooked with Authentic Spices. Giving it that Back Home Flavor. There are so many choices for choose from. Spicy - Medium - Hot - Mild - There is Food for everyone at this PERFECT Restaurant. I've been dining at Paradise Cuisine for more than 4 years now. And - I absolutely love everything about The Food - The Ambiance - The Decor - And Especially The Beautiful People that Prepare and Serve the Food. The Restaurant is Clean and Really Well Kept. But - I will say - That after all of the Above - It is really about How Excellent the Food Really is. The Butter Chicken - The Goat Curry - The Vegetarian Items - And It gets even better on Saturday and Sunday - With Puri and Cho

My friends and I decided to eat together, and by then it was already 9:20 PM. We thought, “Okay, let’s see what’s nearby,” and when we searched for an Indian restaurant, we found one called Paradise Indian Cuisine. Worried that it might close soon, we rushed over there. We ordered food: one mutton keema biryani, boneless chicken biryani, chicken 65, masala dosa, and pineapple juice. About 15 minutes later, they served me the chicken 65. I took one piece, and it wasn’t cooked properly—it had a bad smell. I called them over and said, “This isn’t cooked; if you have any doubts, taste it yourselves, we don’t mind.” They said okay, took it back, and brought a new one after 5 minutes, claiming it was fresh. But they hadn’t changed anything—it was the same. Then they brought the mutton keema bir

Still unapologetically Indian. Food is spicy and if you can't handle spicy then this place isn't for you. I love their mutton curry. I have almost exclusively the mutton curry with idlis, pooris, and vadas. I take a spec of the rest just to taste. Last Sunday it was $19 for the buffet at lunch. Restaurants should server tandoori chicken only ala carte. Buffet tandoori chicken is never good. Same at Paradise - skip it. The normally have a chicken biryani which is pretty good. They have peanut chutney and coconut chutney is really really good - as good as any restaurant in South India. I like their potato dish that you have with dosa or poori. I don't have those other vegetarian food but my mother in-law who is vegetarian, is usually happy with the choices there. Yes , they have fewer choice