MI Food Center — Restaurant in Delhi

I recently ordered at MI food center and it was a major letdown. I ordered chicken biryani and chicken curry, and what I received was unacceptable.

The biryani was a dry, flavorless mess, clearly stale and lacking any freshness. It felt as if it had been reheated multiple times, leaving a terrible aftertaste. Each bite was a struggle, as the rice was clumpy and devoid of the aromatic spices one expects from a good biryani.

The chicken curry was equally disappointing. It was greasy and overly bland, failing to deliver any depth of flavor. The chicken pieces were tough and unappetizing, suggesting they had been sitting around far too long.

Overall, the entire meal felt rushed and poorly executed. I left feeling unsatisfied and regretting my choice. It's unacceptable for a restaurant to serve food that is not only stale but also lacks passion and quality.

I won’t be returning to MI food center , and I urge others to think twice before dining here. Save your money and seek out places that prioritize fresh ingredients and proper preparation. This experience was a reminder that not all restaurants uphold the...

One of the iconic and old places in New Delhi for mughlai dishes.

The location is not good and there is a slum located nearby. Also a beer shop just adjacent to it. Please opt for takeaway and don't dine-in here.

Opted for dine-in and ordered Chicken changezi, shwarma and khameri roti.

Chicken Shwarma was average. But well cooked and little blant in taste.

Chicken changezi was delicious and well savoured with Khameri roti. Chicken was well cooked and masla was delicious. Little oily but worth the taste.

Staff is good and helps you with order in between your meal. The dinein is standing on table. The kitchen is open and kind of hygienic.

Must visit for mughlai...

Its a take away joint which offers pretty decent Mughlai food !!! The food is best eaten hot as served ... so either you eat in your car or stand and eat outside on the tables. You can expect beggars to come and bother you for money or food, but if don't mind them over delicious food, garb the table !!! Their Mutton Nihari is most famous and is served piping hot with a garnish of ginger n green chilly juliens, best eaten with khameeri roti. My personal fav is the keema kaleji which is again a mutton dish. They also offer a vast variety of dry tandoor and deep fried options for the non vegitarian guests. I am afraid its not a very exciting place to eat for the...