Dindigul Thalappakatti

We were on our way back to Bangalore from Kodaikanal and we ordered mutton biryani, chicken biryani, mutton chops, and chicken chukka. All were amazing. Especially the chicken biryani. Service is quick. The staff were very attentive. The place is small and it's not a fancy place. It's probably one of the first branches of their franchise. Their place is clean despite being small. Their quantity is less but worth it. Try their halwa, it was very light and delicious. Not too sweet.

Bought raw parotta, it's not cooked well. when I saw this branch chef, he seemed to have no interest in cooking good food and customer satisfaction. Better try other Branch

Well and good. Tasty also nice. Good service By naga

Dindigul Thalapakkatty Biriyani (Inside Dindigul Town) 1. Accessibility and Location: Confusing Approach: Traveling from Chennai to Kerala, we decided to stop in Dindigul to try the famed Thalapakkatty biriyani. Unfortunately, the approach from the NH to the hotel was congested and poorly marked. Google Maps helped, but the route was narrow and stressful. 2. Facilities and Cleanliness: No Parking or Basic Amenities: On arrival, we found no designated parking. There were no proper seating arrangements, and most disappointing, no restroom facilities within the restaurant. Inappropriate Toilet Suggestion: When we requested a toilet, staff directed us to a nearby church and asked us to pay Rs. 5 to use the facilities--a clear sign of the restaurant's lack of planning and hospitality. 3. Pricing and Transparency: No Menu or Price Display: Shockingly, no menu was provided at any point--either physical or digital. Prices were not displayed anywhere, leaving customers completely unaware of the cost until the bill was presented. This lack of transparency raises serious concerns about intentional overcharging. Unjustifiable Costs: For instance, a simple soda lime with salt was billed at Rs. 100 (inclusive of tax). We ordered six biriyanis and three curries, and the total came to nearly Rs. 5,000--an unreasonably high amount for the service and ambiance provided. 4. Food Quality: Average Taste, Not Worth the Hype: The food was decent but nowhere near the standard expected for the price. The high cost could not be justified by either portion size, taste, or overall dining experience. 5. Overall Experience & Recommendations: Felt Like Planned Exploitation: The absence of a menu and lack of transparency felt like planned cheating. When basic hospitality norms--like displaying prices, offering clean restrooms, and providing menus--are ignored, it reflects a deliberate attempt to take advantage of guests. Feedback for Management: Immediate steps must be taken to improve customer experience: Display a clear menu with prices. Provide basic amenities such as toilets and seating. Ensure staff are trained in hospitality and communication. Advice to Travelers: If you're passing through Dindigul and tempted by the brand name, proceed with caution. Unless improvements are made, this outlet does a disservice to the reputation of Dindigul biriyani.

Mutton biryany taste was very good, But The Cost and mutton pieces were not matching or they were cheating, 1medium piece and 3 small ginger size piece not worth, guys are cheating over there. Not worth hopeless.

Dont trust all these reviews down below observe that carefully every reviews have the name of the manager or the waiter i mean in what world do customers know all these peoples name are the explores or the service that good No its all review that are made by the hotel employees through customers phone dont trust those reviews I personally never had a dine-in in this hotel but the packing for parcel is not too good they used newspaper and leaf to pack briyani instead of box that other branch of thalapakatti use

Good service naga cas renuga Combo pack is satisfied...

Good services naga cas renuga