Godavari Indian - Eden Prairie

One of the dishes we ordered had a strange smell coming from the stall, but the biriyani was excellent!

I am not a huge fan of Indian cuisine, but I was not overly impressed with this restaurant. The menu was quite limited and they were out of the first item my wife ordered. We ended up getting butter chicken and vindaloo chicken. I expected the vindaloo to be a bit spicy, but both dishes were almost inedible due to the level of spice (even though the waiter had assured us they were not spicy). The garlic naan was also heavily overloaded. The service was not up to par; we had to flag down the waiter for the check and takeout boxes, as he did not come back to check on us despite walking by several times. There are definitely better dining options available in the area.

The buffet at this restaurant is amazing, but the Hyderabadi goat dum biriyani is hands down the best I've had in the US. I've tried it at a few different places, but nothing compares to this biriyani.

If you have extra money to spent on test-less food, you can visit this place. Honestly food is awful and horrible, chef has no idea about traditional Indian food. May be some south Indian food are good but again that test is same across all Indian restaurant. Test also differs a lot (bad, baddest, most bad)

I had a truly disappointing experience at this restaurant.The chicken and goat biryani were a complete letdown.The rice was overcooked and mushy, and the meat was tough and dry.The flavors were bland, and it lacked the traditional spices that make biryani so delicious. To top it off, the portion size was tiny for the price.I wouldn't recommend this place if you're looking for a tasty biryani.