Mughal-e-Azam Indian Restaurant - Banquet Hall — Restaurant in Naples

We visited this restaurant for both lunch and dinner, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The food was quite average overall. While placing our order, the man at the counter continued talking on his phone, which felt disrespectful and unprofessional.

The food took a long time to arrive and was served in parts, which interrupted our meal. For example, the naan bread came much later than the rest of the dishes. The chicken curry was decent, but the dal was bland and underwhelming.

Customer service was lacking. The person at the counter seemed uninterested and unhelpful. When we asked about local attractions, his responses made it seem like he had no clue and was only there to make money, not to assist customers.

Another concerning issue was the hygiene. While we were eating, kids were moving around with their bicycles inside the restaurant during Sunday lunch hours. It created an unpleasant and unsanitary atmosphere, especially considering the prices we paid.

Overall, this place has potential but needs serious improvement in...

After weeks of bland European food, we were desperate for food w spice and flavor... I ordered everything I wanted: veg samosas w tamarind and mint sauces, butter chicken, garlic naan, and mixed veggies. My partner got the chicken karahi(so good). After we ordered, I gave him a thumbs up and told him we were okay with spice. Boy, did they deliver...

After I saw my familiar butter chicken, I greedily filled my plate and started eating... then saw the Karahi come out, and was just WOW. Garnished w fresh ginger, cilantro, AND lemon to squeeze. First taste, and my eyes rolled to the back of my head, in pleasure.

Finally, complexity to stimulate my dulled palate from too much pasta and pizza.

My body is still thrumming from the spices, and my tastebuds are satiated. I am so happy I found this place. Thank you, so much for saving my sanity. I will never come to Naples, again.. But may ppl in my situation also find you, and be...

Dissapointing.

We had samosas, paneer tikka, dal tadka, kadhi pakoda, salt lassi, lemon soda and plain rice. Plain rice was the best.

Samosa Blunt, filled only with potato and some lentils no seasoning at all.

Paneer tikka Lack salt, only turmeric as seasoning, ghee is not used

Dal tadka OK, but is quite unidimensional having mainly turmeric and some coriander as seasoning. I have not seen tadka in this dal looks like it is made just in one pot.

Kadhi pakoda I have lived in Uttar Pradesh and this whatever but not a Kadhi pakoda

Salt Lassi Very thin and lacks salt and seasoning

Lemon soda Taste like lemon soda from the can

White rice Highlight of the meal!

Overall: It is very difficult to make indian food taste blunt but it happened here. Perhaps the reason that we came at around 4pm and there was no full kitchen staff present. Big...