Auntie's Kitchen GC — Restaurant in Mogán

We came out quite late in the evening and initially had planned to go to VIP Pizza. However, they were full (and TBH, the pizzas didn’t look all that great IMO - very thick for my liking). We then went to Sushi Crazy, also full (but booked for a later date - seemed very popular).

Lastly, by no means least, we came here (we had it on our shortlist any ways). We would not usually choose to have an Indian whilst on holiday but the reviews looked great and the menu looked nice.

We did not regret it. The food was FANTASTIC, easily one of the best Indians we have had in a long time. We shared some poppadoms, a shashlick paneer (the MVP), a lamb dhansak, a mushroom rice, a garlic naan (tasty AF) and a bottle of white wine. It was all very reasonably priced, the bill, minus tip, came in at a smidge under €50.

The staff were very attentive and welcoming, the manager/owner (we presumed) was also a very nice chap who wanted to ensure we had thoroughly enjoyed our meal.

Highly...

Very very disappointed with this Indian restaurant,That disappointed that I made my first google account just to leave a review on this place.Upon arrival it was fairly busy but they gave us a table and took 10 minutes just to clean it.After 10 minutes they finally cleaned it and we had to wait another 5 minutes just for menus.Finally we got our menus and to be fair our orders were taken quickly,however the drinks took 25 minutes for 5 bottles of soft drinks.It then took 15 minutes to bring out 4 popadoms (which were decent ) and they forgot the starter.it then took a further 45 minutes to bring out the curry’s and the sides.The curry’s were rubbish, the pathia had all the taste of nothing and the tikka masala’s tasted straight out of a jar.Overall we spent 2 hours in the restaurant for rubbish food.We read the reviews and were eager to get a nice curry here but instead got met with a ruined evening meal.AVOID...

We came for a small dinner this week without a reservation. It was very busy and we happily got the last available table. The Indian looking waiter was very friendly and polite, helpful as well. The lady was a bit stressed and maybe had not her best/friendliest day.

The food took very long but it was worth the wait. Starter was tastefully balanced, main course as well and definitely one of the best mushroom rice we’ve ever had.

Very disturbing is the loud music from the neighbors bar (definitely illegal noisy on a criminal level). Ordinary conversation is just not possible. It’s like to have a disco chat.

The place itself is a lovely built street food establishment. Highly recommended for vegans because of the great choices...