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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIIn Watford, Deccan Junction is the Indian restaurant regulars turn to for lunch, dinner and coffee, with the option to book ahead or pick up takeaway and delivery. It’s family-friendly and works well for groups, with free parking on site at 158 Whippendell Road. Customers often mention the biryani, especially the Hyderabadi-style version, alongside dishes such as chilli chicken and starter plates that let you try a few things at once. Portions are said to be generous and the flavours bold, which makes it a good fit if you want a meal with plenty of choice, including vegetarian options and desserts.
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- “Absolutely loved the biryani here! It’s one of the few places in Watford that serves authentic Hyderabadi-style biryani with the perfect balance of spices, aroma, and flavour. The rice was perfectly cooked, the meat was …”
- “Delicious food and a spot near high street areas. Portions are generous and flavours are strong. Go to place if you want authentic food with a touch of variety. Perfect place if you enjoy trying multiple starters with di…”
- “One of the best authentic Indian dine in restaurants in Watford. We had Chilli chicken, Chicken Special Biryani, Dum Biryani and they are the best! Welcoming staff, good ambience. Parking is a bit challenge but manageabl…”