Kitchens of India Kashmiri Vegetable Biryani, Basmati Rice Pilaf with Vegetables & Nuts, 8.8 Ounces (Pack of 6), Gourmet Ready To Eat Authentic Indian Dish

I love scrambling up a couple of eggs while my spicy Indian rice is in the microwave. I buy this stuff regularly.

Kitchens of India never disappoints. I've been buying the dal for awhile and so I thought I'd try something new. This Vegetable Biryani has just the right amount of spice and makes a good addition to meal of dal.

As vegetarians I thought this sounded great but was very spicy. Gave it to food bank.

I was impressed. This is a very good pre-packaged dish. Though the package says mild, this Biryani definitely has a good kick. I'm no stranger to spicy foods, so it is often the case that I don't notice any heat when other people do. In this case, I got a nice sweat from it, so take that into consideration if you're not tolerant of too much spice. That said, if you like spicy, go for it! I tossed some chick peas & tofu in it for extra protein, which worked nicely. This one's a keeper!

I bought this rice thinking that it would taste like the Kashmiri rice I was used to eat at Indian Restaurants. However, this rise smells bad and tastes bad.The content has rice with tiny shreds of carrots and peppers. Kind of disappointing really.Flavor was bad, not at all like the Basmati rice pilaf I get at local restaurants; the texture of the rice came out lumpySave your money and cock your own rice or go to your local Indian restaurant.

these lil rice packets are delicious!

I love this rice pilaf and recommend it for those of you who like spicy food. If you don't, then this isn't the rice pilaf for you. I am very impressed with the flavor and texture. Note that this is not the 'pre-packaged' food we've all been warned about. The ingredients are all natural, as I've found in all of the 'Kitchens of India' packaged foods, so it is very good for you. It's also another way to get your kids or yourself to eat vegetables. Usually, I don't like cooked peas, but I have no problems with them in this dish (or any other KOI dish, for that matter) nor are the nuts an issue since they are cooked to a soft texture and you barely know that they're there, yet they add protein and flavor. Of course, if you're allergic to nuts, don't buy this, either (but that should be obvious since it's nut content is part of the title!).

quality has come down