Midtown's go-to for authentic Mughlai dishes. Must-try tandoori chicken, crispy cauliflower, and rave-worthy dum aloo.
Experience authentic Indian flavors at this midtown gem, renowned for its rich Mughlai cuisine. Reviewers consistently praise the delicious food, with specific call-outs for the tandoori chicken, crispy cauliflower, and the exceptional dum aloo, which one user even declared better than their mother's. This spot is a favorite for both dine-in and takeout, offering a consistently satisfying culinary journey.
This restaurant specializes in Mughlai Indian cuisine. Customers highly recommend dishes such as tandoori chicken, crispy cauliflower, and especially the dum aloo. It's a popular choice for both dine-in and takeout, with a consistent reputation for quality.
"Customers particularly recommend the tandoori chicken, crispy cauliflower, and the outstanding dum aloo."
Customers rave about the authentic and delicious Mughlai cuisine, with many highlighting specific dishes like tandoori chicken and dum aloo as exceptional.
"This user expresses love for Mughlai."
Positive"This user highly recommends the dum aloo from Mughlai on the Upper West Side, stating it's better than their mother's and their go-to when parents visit."
Positive"This user recommends Mughlai Grill, praising the friendly owner and excellent food, specifically mentioning the tandoori chicken and crispy cauliflower."
Positive"This user reiterates their positive experience with Mughlai, specifically highlighting their takeout and catering consistency."
Positive"This user lists Mughlai as part of their long-standing rotation for Indian food delivery."
Positive"This restaurant is mentioned as a place in the East Village."
Positive"Responding to a question about butter chicken preference, this user asserts their strong love for it and ability to judge quality. They elaborate that NYC versions are too sweet and lack cashew cream or dried fenugreek."
Positive"This user questioned Kuks1's assessment of butter chicken, asking if nostalgia might be coloring their opinion or if they only like it from one specific restaurant."
Neutral"This user questioned Kuks1's opinion on butter chicken, asking if nostalgia might be coloring their judgment or if they only liked it from one specific place."
Neutral"This user, a self-proclaimed butter chicken enthusiast, finds all butter chicken in Manhattan and most in Brooklyn to be bad. They suggest the Dum Chicken curry at Hyderabadi Zaiqa as a better alternative."
Negative"Mughlai in Midtown is really good."
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