A bootcoat, not tea, Biryani too … both the name and taste of this shop are strong! Chicken, egg, salad, raita, stomach-mind both full

Jamshedpur It is said that the name of some shop is the only one that draws customers towards itself. Something similar has been shown by “Butkoon Biryani” on Sakchi Diamond Golchakkar of Jamshedpur. On hearing the name, the famous character of the panchayat web series is remembered when the people of the village used to say – “A bootkoon, two cups of tea, bring it.” Inspire from this character, Prashant started her biryani shop and today it has become a topic of discussion in the city.

Exit corporate sector
Prashant earlier used to work well in the corporate sector, but due to the ever increasing pressure and not giving time to the family, he quit the job. It is said that when a person works in his mind, it also enjoys it and gets success. This is what happened to Prashant. He decided that some work that will have taste and also familiarity. The result is that “Bootkoon Biryani” was born.

Both stomach and mind fill, not heavy on pocket

Now let’s talk about the biryani here. Chicken Dum Biryani is specially applied to ghee, which further enhances the taste. Price is also not heavy on pockets – ₹ 90 half plate and ₹ 170 full plate. Two pieces of chicken, a boiled egg, one potato, as well as aromatic rice, salon, raita and salad… ie stomach and mind.

Heart wins taste
According to customers, its taste is no less than a hotel. A young man named Roshan, who came to eat for the first time, says – “I have not ate such a delicious biryani yet.” The truth is, the name is attractive and the taste wins the heart.

Initially, only 15–20 plates of biryani were sold at Prashant’s shop daily. But gradually the taste of people’s tongues and today the condition is that more than 200 plates of biryani are sold daily.

Different name
This story is not just about Biryani, but there is evidence that if you think a little different in your work and make the name attractive, then success automatically kisses. Sakchi’s “Bootkoon Biryani” is a living example of this, where people come not just eating but to get a different experience. The name is such that he listens to hearing and then remains here after tasting.