Delicious Indian food! Biryani rice was tasty and rich in flavor!!! We tried all the veggie dish and theyre so yummy! Service: greeted kindly by the lady, thank you!!! It's a nice restaurant and clean when we came!!! Great experience will come back.

Being Indian, I am a bit particular with my Indian spots and I love that are so many different ones to try here in DFW. I have only ever gotten take out from here, but love that they're so close to where I live which makes it easy for me when I crave a little taste of home! The restaurant is clean inside, and servers have always been friendly when I pick up my food. They have a lunch buffet daily that I want to try but haven't gotten around to yet. The pricing is different during the weekdays and weekends. That being said, the food that they provide is always good. I've had their pakoras, aloo (potato) and peas dish, mutter (peas) paneer as well as their samosas, tandoori chicken, chicken tikka and butter chicken. All of the flavors are just right, not too spicy but also not so bland that they don't taste good. I recommend you checking them out if you are looking for a solid Indian restaurant in the Addison/Richardson area. I'll definitely keep going back!

The Dallas area is blessed with excellent Indian food options, so an Indian restaurant that stands out must be amazing. I tried Mughlai on a recent business trip, because it was reasonably close to where I was staying. I ended up eating three meals at Mughlai in the space of two days. Yes, it was that good. The first time I visited, I asked the server what her favorite thing on the menu is. She pointed out several good choices, and suggested I should really try the Masaladar Goat. I hadn't had Dahi Baray in several years, so I got an order to start, then the Masaladar Goat along with rice and bread, and an order of Kheer to finish things off. The Masaladar Goat was excellent. It was a hearty, satisfying, and spicy goat curry. It's true that goat curry is almost always good, but this particular curry was entirely delicious. The Kheer at Mughlai is a work of art. When I was finishing up, someone at the restaurant suggested that "next time" I should try the Lamb Chops Adraki, so I returned the next night and ordered the Lamb Chops and some Naan. It's no exaggeration to say the Lamb Chops Adraki are the best thing I have eaten in a restaurant. I have eaten rack of lamb many, many places. None were as astonishing as the Lamb Chops Adraki at Mughlai. They were like a blackened rack of lamb, with an Indian twist. They were entirely encrusted, sizzling, and succulent. On my third visit, the server didn't seem surprised to see me anymore. They gave me the same seat every time, which was a nice hospitable touch. The service was excellent. There are only two real drawbacks with Mughlai. First, the prices are high. This is not a budget-friendly place to eat. It's clean, the service is amazing, and the food is excellent; but it's expensive. I think the prices are good for what you get, but it's not cheap. Second, the restaurant closes early in the evenings. On the whole, this is a good thing: it allows the employees to have their own lives. But it's worth mentioning that I had already tried to visit the restaurant at least twice on previous trips, and had found it closed. I went to Mughlai on a whim, and I'm so glad I did. I shall certainly visit again when I'm next in the area.

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.

I was craving Indian food one night and decided to give this place a try. Indian food is my absolute favorite cuisine. I ordered the Murgh Tikki Marsala with a side of garlic naan. The marsala was quite flavorful but I think next time I will get it more spicy, however it was very good . This was a pickup order but I though the dining area was nice when I arrived. Simple but nice. I see they have a small bar set up there. I pass this place often and just never stopped in. Can we please get some applause for the garlic naan? So amazingly buttery with the perfect hint of garlic. I will be back but next time I will try another dish.

Service and food were excellent. The menu has a lot of options. Concerned about allergies - let your server know and they will tell you options to help avoid the allergens. Depending on your allergy, they may have a separate menu. The food was delicious! Ingredients were fresh and the food came from the kitchen piping hot. Our dinner party had six people and everyone talked about how good the food tasted and the quality. Our servers were friendly and helped us navigate the menu choices and spice level. The restaurant is clean. It's located in a strip mall and can be missed. Don't give up if you go past the restaurant. It's definitely worth your time and patience to dine at this gem.