Mango Grill — Restaurant in Maryland

I recently dined at Mango Grill and was absolutely blown away by the experience. From the moment I walked in, the vibrant and inviting ambiance set the tone for a memorable evening. The menu's creative fusion of flavors, particularly their signature mango-inspired dishes, left my taste buds dancing with delight. The attention to detail in presentation was remarkable, turning each plate into a work of art.

The staff's professionalism and genuine warmth made me feel like a cherished guest. Their knowledge of the menu and willingness to accommodate dietary preferences was truly impressive. The meal was paced perfectly, allowing me to savor each course without feeling rushed.

Mango Grill's dedication to sourcing fresh, high-quality ingredients was evident in every bite. The flavors were bold yet harmonious, showcasing a masterful blend of culinary expertise. Whether you're a vegetarian, a seafood lover, or a carnivore, the diverse menu ensures there's something for everyone.

The dessert selection was the perfect conclusion to the meal, with the mango-infused sweets being a standout. The chef's innovative approach to incorporating mango into both savory and sweet dishes was a delightful surprise that elevated the entire dining experience.

Mango Grill is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary journey that tantalizes the senses and leaves a lasting impression. I can't wait to return to indulge in their exceptional food and...

We were in Hagerstown for the evening and decided to try it based on prior reviews. In short everything was terrible. from the start it is not clear if they seat you or you seat yourself. Although the walls are freshly painted the floor is a painted concrete and the paint is chipping. They showed us to our table. The first two chairs had rice on them. So we went to the other side and there was rice on them as well. But at least not as much. So after brushing it off in front of them we sat down. I got the lamb saag and the wife got the mango chicken. My order got there 10 minutes ahead of the wife's. Her order got there 5 minutes ahead of the rice. And the rice arrived 10 minutes ahead of the naan. Nothing had any flavor at all. It was evident and obvious that the chicken in her dish was precooked frozen chicken breasts that were microwave heated. It was evident that the naan was frozen. The only thing that even had any promise at all was the mango yassi. But even that seemed prepackaged. On the way home to Winchester the wife became nauseated. And threw up promptly on arrival home. She said the worst part was having to taste it again. I cracked a beer and walked the dog. Even the beer didn't help getting rid of the taste. If you want to try Indian I suggest making the drive to Winchester and try Everest on...

I normally despise buffet food. It's generally low quality overly salted and uninspired. At Mango Grill, not only will I partake in the buffet, but I will gladly wait in the hour long line on Sunday to be granted entrance to what is probably the best buffet in Maryland.

I also regularly come to Mango Grill for dinner. They have complex flavors in the dishes, the price is a bargain for what you get in quality and quantity. I have friends who eat here 2-3 times per week and I would too if my pocketbook and waistline could manage it.

It's not too spicy, but you can ask for increased spice if you like.

In Hagerstown, there are numerous decent restaurants, many are good, several are excellent. If you like Indian food, Mango Grill is probably the best. It is my experience that it stands head and shoulders above the Indian cuisine in Columbia, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Bethesda, and NoVA which are otherwise excellent establishments. Judge for yourself, but if you have tasted better, I would like to know where so that I can try it.

FYI, you don't come to Mango Grill for the ambience. The food is paramount. If you want fancy, go somewhere else. If you want amazing, you're in the...