Hotel Rumaan
📍 Tolichowki Rd, MCH Colony, Salarjung Colony, Nizam Colony, Toli Chowki, Hyderabad, Telangana 500008, India
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Google: 4 • TripAdvisor: 3.5
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Hotel Rumaan, located in the vibrant city of Hyderabad, India, is a beloved dining spot that beautifully captures the essence of traditional Hyderabadi cuisine. Known for its rich flavors, particularly the mutton biryani and irani chai, this restaurant has been a staple for both locals and visitors alike. While the ambiance may lean towards the simplistic side, with a no-frills setup that reflects its long-standing history, the food takes center stage. Many diners recommend opting for takeout to truly savor the authentic flavors without the distraction of the surroundings. This restaurant is ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers looking to indulge in hearty Indian fare. With a solid Google rating of 4 and a Tripadvisor rating of 3.5, it's clear that many have found satisfaction in their meals here.
Signature Dishes
- •Mutton Biryani
- •Irani Chai
- •Chicken Biryani
- •Beef Kebabs
- •Veg Curry
- •Naan Bread
Overall rating 4.0 / 5 (15,685 reviews)
Google: 4 (15670 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 3.5 (15 reviews)
Customer Reviews
The food was good , with taste and good quantity for the price, Unfortunately,there is no parking here , It's big inconvenience.
Rumaan is one of the oldest restaurants in Hyderabad known for its mutton biryani and irani chai. Ambience is just okay, like any other old restaurants but the food beats the vibe and gives you the real kick of Hyderabad’s favour. Must try irani chai and Mutton biryani. Would recommend taking parcel than sitting there.
My lovely wife and I popped into this popular restaurant for a late lunch after exploring the old city. It was packed with locals but we managed to nab a table as a couple of guys were just leaving. The menu is short and mostly meaty with lots of mutton & chicken dishes so we decided to just have a couple of samosa. They were large and tasty. We also had a couple of cups of tea and a slab of some kind of cake, all of which was good too. A bit rough & ready and very male dominated but all good fun. Well worth visit.
Loved our biryani and other main dishes. Flavours were excellent. Price was reasonable. Ad we enjoyed our meal.