Red Chilly's India's Street Kitchen

Four of us recently visited Red Cooler and tried the whole Pomfret fish, which was amazing. We also enjoyed some delicious Indo-Chinese appetizers. The server recommended the goat dum biryani, which turned out to be the best biryani we have had in Pittsburgh. This restaurant is definitely one of the best Indian food spots in Pittsburgh and we will definitely be returning.

This Indian restaurant offers good quality food and has a variety of vegetarian options available. They have a wide selection of chaat dishes to choose from. I enjoyed their Bagara Baingan curry as it was flavorful and juicy. However, I found the cheese dish to be overly spiced. The service was excellent and the restaurant was clean and comfortable. Overall, it is a great place to enjoy Indian cuisine.

I tried the Dum Biryani and Vijaywada Special Biryani at this restaurant. Finally, Pittsburgh has its own Biryani Square and I no longer have to drive to Cleveland or Columbus for biryani. The portions are generous and the prices are very reasonable. Kudos to the talented chefs at Red Cooking Team.

A so great variety of biriyani and fantastic portions. we tried the mastan tor fry biriyani that was full of aromen and different from the standard to put on others. also the kothu paratha and the diskurs mughlai were pretty good. the chicken olipop and rargulla were average and nothing to write home. but I will definitely visit again to try out the other articles and see if the review changes. 05/07 (exception)Tried the bheemavaram huhn and mastan goat biriyani, both were amazing. the simple chicken curry (mild) was the best with big aromen. test two different cake mosquito and gulab jamun. both were pretty good. just something to improve here is the waiting time. if they order a withdrawal, please do it in advance.

Hands down the best biryani in the Pittsburgh area. Pretty close to Chicago standards for Dum Biryani. Chicken 555 as an app is highly recommended. Kothu paratha (chicken) is super good as well. Biryani meat is on the spicy side so be prepared for that. Kerela style food here is pretty close to Trilokha in Chicago area (Schaumburg)