Lucky Restaurant - Since 1938

zeeshakhan5

9 months ago

5.0

Tried the Biryani, Seekh Kebabs, Malai Tikka, and Lamb Chops every single dish was packed with flavour and cooked to perfection. The biryani was aromatic and rich, kebabs were juicy, and the lamb chops were a total standout. If you’re a fan of great Mughlai food, this place in Bandra is a must-try. Can’t wait to order again🤤

Umesh Khanna

7 months ago

5.0

Food was excellent so was service, however, ladies washroom was very small. faucet stand was broken. Will recommend to my friends.

Zinobia Pardiwala

1 month ago

5.0

very nice . food is good. Crispy chicken, and Chicken Lollipop is crispy fresh hot serving.. too good ..after long time visited

Bhuvnesh Suri

2 months ago

5.0

Words don’t do justice to the ambience and the food the biryani is to die for !! Tastes the same

Tushar Gaikwad

2 months ago

4.0

Visited Lucky Restaurant for dinner with a few friends yesterday. The place was surprisingly quiet, so we got a table quickly and the service was smooth from the start. We began with Kali Mirch Tikka and fresh lime water. The starter was quite enjoyable — nicely cooked and flavorful, and it set a good tone for the meal. The lime water was refreshing as well. For the main course, we tried the Keema Pav and the much-talked-about Chicken Biryani. The Keema Pav was decent in terms of quality, though I personally felt it could have been a little more flavorful. It was mutton keema, but I did notice it didn’t include matar (green peas), which is something I’ve usually seen served with keema at many Mughlai restaurants across Mumbai. The Chicken Biryani was the dish I was most excited about because of the strong reputation and the hype around it. While the quality of the ingredients seemed good, the taste felt a bit milder than expected, and it didn’t quite live up to the expectations built by the reviews I had read earlier. Overall, the food quality was good and the experience was pleasant, but in terms of flavor, a couple of the dishes felt like they could be a bit more punchy. Still a nice place to visit, especially if you enjoy classic Mughlai dishes, but I personally expected a little more from the biryani.

Sidd Ramteke

1 month ago

4.0

If you’re from the Vidarbha region like Nagpur, biryani tastes more like masala bhat. But in other regions, it’s the usual biryani. And their specialty is that they add potatoes—so don’t forget, it’s aloo biryani!

Pramod Wani

1 month ago

4.0

Few items not spicy and Rotis/Naan should be whole wheat overall good experience

Sunil Poduval

6 months ago

1.0

I recently visited this and was extremely disappointed with the experience. The food wasn't the issue, but the hygiene and service were a major letdown. We found a cockroach on our table, which was unacceptable. To make matters worse, when I complained to the waiter, I discovered a mosquito in the chutney that had been served with our meal. The waiter's attitude was unapologetic and unimpressed. With the current standards of food safety and service, it's shocking that such negligence occurred. Unless they take serious steps to improve, I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Pawan Bora

2 months ago

1.0

i ordered chicken fried rice but rice mai chicken tha hi nahi bahut kam tha and pure 30 min wait Kiya tha portion v kam tha full ka

Sanika Chaudhary

2 months ago

1.0

Food wasn't good ya. The pulav had no taste, bland and no aroma. The Malai Tandoori was sweet like extremely.