Golden, aromatic Malaysian rice topped with slow-simmered, deeply spiced meat. Sweet, savoury, intensely flavourful — and now on the menu at every Miso Hungry in Bengaluru and Chennai, at an introductory ₹299 for a dish worth ₹349.
If you've been typing "malaysian nasi biryani near me" into Google and coming up with the same three biryani counters you already know, here's the update: Miso Hungry just launched its own take on it, and it's now live at every single branch — not a one-outlet trial.
Malaysian Nasi Biryani is aromatic, golden Malaysian-style rice topped with slow-simmered, deeply spiced meat — sweeter and more layered than a typical Indian biryani, with a flavour profile that leans into Southeast Asian spice rather than the usual North Indian masala base. It's launching at an introductory price of ₹299 — for a dish worth ₹349 — for a limited time.
Here's what it is, why it's different, and exactly where to find it near you — Koramangala, Brookefield, New BEL Road or Chennai's Kora Food Street.
₹299 for a dish worth ₹349
Introductory price — available at all 4 branches, limited time
"Nasi" simply means rice in Malay — and Malaysian-style biryani rice is cooked differently from the North Indian version most Bengaluru and Chennai diners grow up on. It's golden rather than the classic saffron-orange, with a rounder, sweeter spice profile built on cinnamon, star anise and cardamom rather than a heavier masala base. The meat is slow-simmered separately and spooned generously over the rice rather than layered and dum-cooked — so every bite gets a proper hit of both the rice and the topping, rather than a lucky-dip spoonful.
The result reads as sweet, savoury and intensely flavourful — closer to what you'd find at a Malaysian mamak stall than a Hyderabadi or Lucknowi biryani joint. If your search was for "malaysian food near me Bengaluru" or "malaysian food near me Chennai", this is Miso Hungry's answer to that gap — a proper Southeast Asian rice bowl, not a rebadged Indian biryani.
Unlike most single-branch trial launches, Malaysian Nasi Biryani rolled out everywhere at once — so wherever your nearest Miso Hungry is, it's on the menu today.
A quick stop for the Christ University and Jyoti Nivas College (JNC) crowd — order Malaysian Nasi Biryani between lectures or for a proper study-break lunch. Searches for "biryani near me Koramangala" and "nasi biryani near Christ University" land here.
Near ITPL and Whitefield's IT corridor — the same branch known for its wings and small bites now has a rice bowl worth the detour on its own. Good for "malaysian food near me Whitefield" searches too.
Close to ISRO, BEL, BEML and Ramaiah Hospital — a heavier, more filling alternative to the branch's usual gravy-and-rice combo for anyone wanting something different on a lunch break.
Miso Hungry's first Chennai outlet gets the dish on day one — no waiting for a "coming soon to Chennai" rollout. Covers "malaysian food near me Chennai" and "nasi biryani Anna Nagar" searches directly.
Delivery is available at all 4 locations via Swiggy and Zomato. Dine-in and takeaway are both available at the counter, same as the rest of the Miso Hungry menu.
All meat at Miso Hungry, including the Malaysian Nasi Biryani, is 100% Halal — across every branch in Bengaluru and Chennai.
📞 Order / Enquiries — Call Your Nearest Branch
Or email booking@misohungry.co.in
Available now at Koramangala, Brookefield, New BEL Road and Kora Food Street, Anna Nagar, Chennai.