Pakistan/Indian Restaurant "Mogul" — Restaurant in Amsterdam

recently dined at Mughal Restaurant, and I must say, it was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality, and the ambiance transported us to a place that felt both regal and comfortable. The décor, inspired by Mughal architecture, added an elegant touch to the atmosphere.

The service was impeccable—attentive without being intrusive. Our server was knowledgeable about the menu and made excellent recommendations, ensuring we had a delightful culinary journey. The food arrived promptly, and each dish was a masterpiece of flavors. From the tender, perfectly spiced lamb Karahi, Daal Tarka, Nan and salad, every bite was a celebration of authentic Mughlai cuisine.

What stood out the most was the balance of flavors—nothing was overpowering, but everything was incredibly flavorful. The naan was soft and fresh, and the desserts, particularly the Gulab Jamun, were the perfect way to end the meal.

Overall, Mughal Restaurant offers not just a meal but a complete dining experience. Whether you’re a fan of Indian cuisine or looking to try something new, I highly recommend visiting. The combination of delicious food, excellent service, and beautiful ambiance will keep you...

Ordered Biryani and Sheek kabab, Sheek kabad was not fresh, looks like frozen and heated, not prepared. Biryani was not like Biryani tasted like fried rice, not Dum Biryani at all, prepared with instant paste I guess. Autitude of owner was not good. He seems not interested to serve Indians, and when I ordered a Biryani, he was repeatedly asking me you ordered only one main course for two people, even though he knew quantity was sufficient for two. He was looking as if we have to order two main course. Typical money minded restaurant owner trying to rip the customers. We expected Indian restaurant to be friendly and welcoming, but found he did not like Indians coming in and ordering less food, his only interest seem to be ripping of westerners. He also did not offer plain drinking water, we have to buy costly bottled water only, again another means to rip the customers. Please avoid it especially Indians, both food and attitude...

This place sucks.... Blijf alsjeblieft weg

Apparently there no possibility to give a negative star review.

Dear Dutch People/friends/Natives this is not Indian food (Nep eten) do not be deceived... There is a better restaurant called the "Kohinoor" please go there.

Dear Fellow Indians please stay away this guy serves cold/stale food.

We were a gang on 8 people (Dutch and Indian) and ordered food of 200 euros only to get rotten panner, frozen chicken and stale shahi ...

This guy thinks he can name an Indian Restaurant and serve stale food..

There were a few Indian couples as well who had a problem of this server who made "Indians" wait and attend only to others.. to come back at the end to say there is not enough food.

The rice stinks The curry is stale The quality is 1/4 to what you...