Kareem's

Ah, Sector V, the concrete jungle where our academic dreams took root. And amidst its steel and glass, stood Kareem's, a haven of aroma and warmth. First outing with professors! Today, it wasn't just the mutton biryani that simmered, but nostalgia too. Dr. Sujay, our HOD, with his twinkling eyes and infectious enthusiasm, had orchestrated this reunion. Vhysakh, his golden boy, back from Poland, a PhD gleaming on his resume. We, Ankita and I, mere Masters students, huddled around like chicks seeking warmth. Vhysakh, once our institute student , now a seasoned researcher, spun tales of Krakow's cobbled streets, of labs buzzing with ideas, and of late-night debates that fueled his thesis. His words, spiced with laughter and wisdom, painted a future we could almost taste. Dr. Sujay, ever the catalyst, egged us on. "See, Ankita? This is what passion does! Vhysakh dreamt, dared, and look at him now!" Ankita, ever the pragmatist, countered, "But Poland, Dr. Sujoy? Isn't that, like, another planet?" Vhysakh chuckled, "Another planet with the no biryani, believe me." He winked at the steaming dish, its aroma a silent language we all understood. It spoke of shared meals in the canteen, of late-night study sessions fueled by chai and gossip, of friendships forged in the crucible of exams. As the last morsel of biryani vanished, a bittersweet ache bloomed in my chest. Vhysakh's journey, both literal and metaphorical, had ignited a spark within us. Maybe Poland wasn't just a dot on the map anymore, but a possibility, a whisper of "what if?" We stepped out of Kareem's, the Kolkata night air buzzing with newfound dreams. Vhysakh, our Pied Piper of academia, had led the way, leaving behind a trail of mutton-scented inspiration. And in that moment, Sector V wasn't just a concrete jungle anymore. It was a launchpad, a constellation of possibilities, all thanks to a steaming plate of biryani and a story whispered across continents.

Went for lunch on a weekday. Parking - no restaurant parking, private parking outside. It can be tough during peak hours. Ambiance - Average, 2 floors, a bit cramped. Just one washroom. Food - Ordered tandoori chicken, grilled prawns, mutton karachi, butter naan, tandoori alo, paneer kadhai. All items were good and had nice flavors Dessert - limited dessert options, most of them were over by 2pm. Service - Good service, average ambiance. Very limited veg and dessert options. Overall really good food. A must try.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Kareem's, and I must say that it was an exceptional culinary experience. From the moment I stepped foot inside the restaurant, I was greeted with a warm and inviting ambiance that set the tone for the evening. Kareem's menu boasts a diverse range of dishes from various cuisines, and each one is crafted with meticulous attention to detail. The flavors were rich, vibrant, and truly tantalizing to the taste buds. Whether you're a fan of Mediterranean delights, Middle Eastern classics, or even fusion creations, Kareem's has something to offer for everyone. One standout dish that I highly recommend is their mutton Nalli biryani... The tender and succulent pieces of meat were perfectly seasoned, leaving a burst of flavors in every bite. Accompanied by a side of fluffy rice and a refreshing cucumber yogurt sauce, this dish was a true highlight of the evening. The service at Kareem's was impeccable, with the staff being attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. The restaurant's decor is stylish and modern, providing a comfortable and inviting atmosphere for diners. The seating arrangements allow for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings, making it suitable for various occasions. Overall, Kareem's is a culinary gem that offers an outstanding dining experience. Whether you're a food enthusiast looking to explore new flavors or simply seeking a memorable meal, Kareem's is the place to be. With its delectable dishes, attentive service, and inviting ambiance, I can confidently say that my visit to Kareem's was an absolute delight..... must visit this place.

I visited saltlake Kareem's for 1st time, and the visit was pleasant , we visited the place for dinner, and that time the restaurant was near about empty, and it was almost 11at night, but the employees of the restaurant treated us very sophisticatedly. At first i would like to say about the ambiance , which was great as like as other Kareem's and of course the theme was the same as other outlates, but the restaurant is hell big . Now if I say about the food , we have ordered chicken kalimiri kababs, butter naan, butter chicken & kadai chicken. All of the dishes was tasty but i liked the butter chicken most, rest of the items were so so to me. Kalimiri kababs were not that impressive to me. But people can try once. Price are always high of Kareem's. For a single dish you have to pay ₹400 atlist. Overall experience was great. If you like to have food from different foods different restaurants , you can check it out the restaurant.

From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by an ambiance that perfectly blends modern elegance with the grandeur of Mughal architecture. The culinary journey at Fansy Mughlai is nothing short of regal. Each dish is a masterpiece, crafted with precision and an unwavering commitment to authenticity. The succulent kebabs, meticulously marinated and cooked to perfection in the tandoor, are a true testament to the culinary prowess of the chefs. One cannot help but marvel at the attention to detail that goes into every dish. The creamy and indulgent Shahi Mutton Korma takes center stage, with tender pieces of meat enveloped in a velvety gravy that's a harmonious blend of aromatic spices. The Biryani, served in traditional handi pots, is a work of art that's unraveled at your table, releasing an intoxicating aroma that's as enchanting as the flavors themselves. There is nothing to say about the service since it is as nice as the atmosphere of the restaurant. The area of the restaurant is a corporate site. In a corporate landscape where time is a luxury, this fancy Mughlai Restaurant offers a respite—a chance to savor the richness of Mughlai cuisine in an ambience that mirrors the grandeur of the past.

Kareem's in Kolkata is an exceptional culinary gem that takes your taste buds on a delightful journey through the flavors of Mughlai cuisine. From the moment you step in, the warm ambiance and attentive service set the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. The menu boasts a wide array of traditional Mughlai dishes, each expertly prepared with the perfect balance of spices and textures. The succulent kebabs, especially the Galouti and Seekh kebabs, are tender and bursting with aromatic flavors. For the main course, their biryanis are a standout, with fragrant basmati rice layered with tender meat and rich spices. The creamy butter chicken and robust mutton korma are equally impressive, leaving you craving for more. Vegetarians are in for a treat too, as Kareem's offers a range of flavorful paneer and vegetable dishes that are just as mouthwatering. The presentation of each dish is impeccable, reflecting the care and passion put into the culinary artistry. Portion sizes are generous, making it an ideal spot for sharing a feast with family and friends. The restaurant's dessert selection is equally enticing, with the delectable Shahi Tukda and creamy Phirni standing out as perfect sweet endings to a delightful meal. While the restaurant might be a bit on the higher price range, the quality of the food and the overall experience justify every penny spent. If you're looking to savor the rich flavors of Mughlai cuisine in Kolkata, Kareem's is a must-visit destination that promises an indulgent journey into the world of culinary delights.

Overall experience was wonderful. Beautiful ambience with delicious food, no doubt it was completely satisfying❤️. I found this place very less crowded maybe because of the weekdays. Every food was top to the mark. The Dum Biryani's taste is slightly different from the typical Kolkata Briyani ( Arsalan, Aminia, Dada Boudi, Shiraz, etc) but it feels great, and yes yes don't worry along with this you will get one egg, and most favourite Biryani's Alu🤤. A full plate of Dum Biryani can cover two people (if taking side dishes), and 4 pieces of mutton are in a full plate of Biryani. So if you have not tried it yet then you should try it once.👍