Mughlai Fine Indian Cuisine - Dallas

As someone who is Indian, I’m quite discerning about my Indian cuisine, and I’m thrilled to find so many different eateries to explore here in the DFW area. I’ve only ordered takeout from this restaurant, but I appreciate its proximity to my home, which makes satisfying my cravings for a taste of home so convenient! The restaurant is clean, and the staff has always been friendly during my pickups. They offer a daily lunch buffet that I’m eager to try but haven’t had the chance yet. The pricing varies between weekdays and weekends, but one thing remains consistent: the food is always delicious. I’ve enjoyed their pakoras, aloo (potato and peas) dish, mutter paneer, samosas, tandoori chicken, chicken tikka, and butter chicken. All the flavors are spot on—not too spicy, yet definitely not bland. I highly recommend checking this place out if you’re looking for a reliable Indian restaurant in the Addison/Richardson area. I know I’ll be returning for more!

I visited this restaurant for lunch and tried their lunch buffet. I was promptly seated and shown to the food options. There was a decent selection of both vegetarian and meat dishes. However, I found the flavors lacking. The potatoes in the Aloo Mattar were undercooked, and the Saag Paneer was rather bland. The grilled items appeared to have been out for a while. The Rogan Josh, typically made with lamb, was instead prepared with chicken and failed to meet expectations. While the service was good, the food was disappointing. Overall, I would recommend looking for another restaurant.

I was really surprised by my experience at this restaurant. The Vegetable Biryani had whole dates with the pits still inside—definitely not pleasant! The Saag Paneer was oddly sour as well. I know this place can do better. It feels like they're not fully awake. Let's hope for an improvement!

I was craving Indian and saw the reviews so I gave it a shot. It was a weekday lunch and they had a buffet. Interior was very classy and clean. The service was attentive. Now the food... Impressive size for a lunch buffet. A lot of options including appetizers and chaat (pani puri station), veg and non veg entrees, all the sauces, and a few desserts. It was all very tasty. I had samosa, veg fry, chicken tandoori, jeera rice, veg biryani, tikka masala, gulab jamun, garlic naan. Very yummy but I wish the price point was a little lower. $20 for a weekday lunch buffet is a little high IMO. I appreciate the quality of food and various choices but I don't think it was worth $20.

Unfortunately, middle of the road Indian Cuisine. Atmosphere was OK and service was uncoordinated. I think we had 4 or 5 different service people all doing different things.