the food is great. tea is amazing and friends agree too. haleem was great during ramzam time. i wish their online ordering gets better and they are able to get food out fast because it gets frustrating trying to order online/instore and then wait for food. Partial blame goes to the speed of food preperation and some things like huge demand delaying food is out of control from them.

Takes you back to Memory lane in India Mumbai Exactly the same taste as Chai and Bun Maska as in Pune I love the desi ambiance etc.

To describe in 1 single word: "Hyderabadi"!! Haleem was amazing! Having tried haleem at several places over the past few years, this easily is the best around. Chicken shawarma with rumali roti was so satisfying. Softest rumali roti that you can find around here. Kaddhu ka kheer was a trip along nostalgic road. Although the consistency was different from what you find back home in Hyderabad. Bonus: Bun Maska was good too!

TLDR : Great food - some of the best chai! Slow service (busy place) and elegant ambiance /setup We tried Deccan Morsels as this place came highly recommended for its chai, Bun maska and rumali rotis. The food was really good - the bun maska and shami kebabs were really soft with the right flavors. The rumali roti was great and the the chicken was nice and flavorful. The chai was the best offering and even on a hot afternoon the chai was really refreshing! Reducing a star because we were not able to order extra rumali rotis because they don't allow it stating they want to ensure enough stock to last them through the day!

It was our first time trying Deccan Morsels and leant about it from Instagram first and some of my friends who visited recently. The atmosphere was mostly good - not too busy but which was good since usually it's quite packed with lines y going outside. Lighting was beautiful as you can see from the pics. The food was decent, but a bit underwhelming. The chicken shawarma was the best; the lamb samosas were also ok and the chicken 65 was ok too nothing exceptional.. a bit over fried. We experienced slow service during our visit. It took them forever to get our items. I might go back for the shawarma but that's about it.

Stepping into this place is like taking a bite out of Hyderabad's vibrant food scene! Their chai, the closest we've tasted to authentic Iranian style, hits all the right notes of aromatic spice and creamy perfection. It's almost a crime not to dunk a warm bun maska, the flaky bread soaked in melt-in-your-mouth butter, right into your cup. Trust us, it's a classic Hyderabad combo you don't want to miss! While the menu may be compact, it focuses on doing a few things right. The malai bun, dripping with sweet condensed milk, is a delightful indulgence, and the lokhmi, a savory puff pastry, hits the spot. We also spied the rumali roti with chicken 65, a tantalizing prospect we'll definitely be back for! A word of caution: street parking can be a bit of a challenge, but with a little patience, you'll find a spot in one of the surrounding shops. The dining area is also cozy, so be prepared for a bustling atmosphere. But trust us, this hidden gem is worth the wait! Highlights: Closest-to-authentic Iranian chai we've found Must-try combo: chai + bun maska Delicious malai bun and lokhmi Tempting rumali roti with chicken 65 Cozy, vibrant atmosphere Pro-tips: Be patient with parking Plan for a potentially crowded dining area Overall: Don't miss this unique taste of Hyderabad! The chai, the buns, the atmosphere - it's all fantastic!

Uff ... wish this place was close to work or home. I would order everyday, it's like dream come true. I love Irani chai and was my fav and got to have the same here in the US. The place is packed but I got to order and have chai and bun maska right there while standing outside waiting for my rumali roti with chicken 56 and shawarma. It's a cute place and probably I could spend some time with my girlfriends but probably I might find a table to be seated during weekdays and definitely not during weekends. My new fav go-to place for chai and bun maska.