Mutton Raan Sajji
PKR 2,200Whole marinated mutton raan, slow-roasted Balochi-style over charcoal, served on saffron rice with green chutney.
Where Hyderabad Comes for Dum Pukht
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The Authentic Taste of Balochistan in Hyderabad
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Slow-cooked Dum Pukht, smoky barbecue, tender mutton and generous desi platters — prepared for memorable evenings with family and friends.
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Four platters Hyderabad crosses the city for — slow-cooked Dum Pukht, a live karahi, and charcoal-kissed Balochi barbecue.
Whole marinated mutton raan, slow-roasted Balochi-style over charcoal, served on saffron rice with green chutney.
Tender mutton cooked live in the karahi — hand-crushed tomatoes, green chilli, ginger and a generous finish of desi ghee.
Marinated in cream and cheese, mild and smoky off the charcoal, rolled in a fresh, crisp paratha.
Yoghurt-spice marinated chicken, char-grilled over glowing charcoal and finished with lemon and fresh coriander.
Limited each evening
Drag or scroll sideways — five platters the kitchen is proudest of tonight, cooked live over open flame.

“Tomatoes crushed by hand, never puréed. The flame decides when it’s done.” — Ustad Karim

“Dry-rubbed at dawn, roasted low and slow. Balochi sajji waits for no one.” — Chef Saleem

“The coals are ready when they glow white. Never gas, never shortcuts.” — Ustad Karim

“Cream, cheese, a whisper of smoke. The mildest thing we fire.” — Chef Saleem

“Minced by hand, shaped on the skewer, finished with a fenugreek kiss.” — Ustad Karim
Our Story

Our sajji began in the hills of Balochistan — a whole raan, dry-rubbed by hand and slow-roasted over coals, a recipe carried by one family across three generations.

Meat is hand-minced at dawn, masala stone-ground in-house, and every karahi meets open flame and real charcoal — never gas, never shortcuts.

Dry red chillies from Kunri, cumin and coriander chosen pod by pod from the Quetta spice bazaars — the market run happens before sunrise, daily.

The same hill-side soul, plated with the calm of a modern Hyderabad dining room — brass, marble, warm light that flatters the food.

Chai on the house while you wait, a dastarkhwan laid generously, and a farewell at the door — mehmaan-nawazi is the recipe we never change.
Ambience
Step Inside Birohi
A 30-second passage through Birohi — the entrance, the live karahi reveal, and the chef’s handi.·Autoplay with sound off.
Word of Mouth
“The mutton sajji is just too good.”
“Super amazing Dum Pukht and chicken kebab.”
“A vibrant atmosphere, delectable barbecue, and a diverse menu.”
“Every bite was packed with flavor. Taste wise 10/10.”·Google rating shown as an editable placeholder·Mentioned on Instagram & TikTok food pages.
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