Mughal The Biryani House

The best Indian food I've ever had. I consider myself decently experienced with Indian food over the time I've been alive, and this place has the best food by far.The service is impeccable. For a person on the autism spectrum like me, the way they handle table service is perfect. Once you place your order, and have your food, you can push a button on the table to request further service, and until then they give you privacy and space. It's perfect for me. The music they played when I was in was a playlist of pop songs that are remixed into string instrumental arrangements. My friends and I all got a genuine chuckle out of it, and I genuinely loved it. Good music, good atmosphere, good service, and phenomenal food. What more can you ask for?I personally got the Biriyani as it is the namesake of the restaurant and I was extremely happy. For an authentic Indian food experience, try this place!!!

Amazing!!!! This is the best Indian food I've ever had in my life. I've been around the block a bit and have had quite a bit. However this spot will turn someone who is skeptical on trying it a mad lover! If you have been curious, go and be mesmerized. I literally will make the trek just to have it. What I've had are the following: Butter chicken (absolutely the best damn butter chicken of my life. Buttery, tender chicken, thick sauce, and just absolutely flavorful curry) Lamb saag (spinach, butter, lovely spices and tender pieces of lamb) Chicken Biryani (how they fried the chicken is outstanding. Seasoning and spice is awesome) Coconut curry lamb (I have no words. Just ridiculously awesome, beautifully flavored. Tender pieces of lamb). Garlic Naan (pillows of heavenly clouds) Also, key note. It's BYOB. Bring a bottle, have some dope Indian food and be merry.

Best. Indian. Ever.I love Indian cuisine but now realize I had never tasted the best.You've probably tried "butter chicken" or Chicken Tikka- Mughal's is better.Fair warning- one person cannot finish a Biriyani- it's enormous and different/ better than I'm used to- the waiter told me it's because they use real saffron. My daughter ordered a goat dish- Chettinad curry goat, spice level 8, and thought it was perfect.We had tons to bring home.GF friendly for sure as my husband has celiac and had plenty of options.Order 3 dishes for 4 people or be prepared to bring home leftovers.I loved the quiet atmosphere and ability to easily hear table conversation without noise.The server also brings a "call button" so you can easily get his attention.We will be back for sure!

Really good Indian food, its as simple as that. BYOB. They gave us this button that when pressed, service came to the table. Amazing how little service you actually need when it is at your fingertips on demand. Two entrees for two people was more than enough food. We were grateful that we did not order an appetizer, though many begged to be sampled. You'll find out why they put paper down on the table. There is limited parking in back, or try street parking on NW Hwy. Notable number of Indian diners having animated conversations with the staff seemed to be a good sign. Good spice all around.

Excellent food and ambience. Great customer service.Sambar was authentic andhra style

Was in town for a quick weekend getaway and was craving some comfort food. Came across this place based on yelp reviews and thought to give it a try and so glad we did. The food was amazing! The masala dosa was crispy and the accompanying chutneys were delicious with a nice kick. We also order the butter chicken which had such deep flavors. Even after saying we were stuffed we kept on dipping our naan in the curry. So glad we came here!

Came by for lunch. Ambiance is relaxed and service was pleasant. The food in my opinion ranged between 3-4 stars. Highlights of our trip were the fried mushrooms and idle, condiments that came with the idle were note worthy. The rest of our dishes including the biryani were good, not exceptional or unique. Certainly, potential for refinement therefore the 4 stars (not looking to negatively impact the momentum).

Came here for dinner and it was a lovely experience! It seems to be a newer restaurant. The staff was friendly and the food was delicious! We sat by the window, so it was peaceful looking outside while we waited for our food.Veg Samosa: very tasty. The pastry was perfectly fried and in combo with the right samosa filling, delightful bites with the chutney. Chicken 65 Biriyani Special (comes with Raita yogurt sauce and a piece of Gulub jamun): best biriyani I've had in Illinois. Chicken was tender and the rice was flavorful. The raita went really well with it. I love the surprise dessert that came with it!Masala Dosa: served on a proper Indian lunch tray with Sambar and chutneys for dipping. I'm always a sucker for masala dosa. I wish there was a bit more filling. It was tasty!We will definitely be back for the Biriyani!

Read the so-called "glowing" reviews so we dropped by for a takeout. Ordered the goat biryani and chicken curry. Upon opening the packet, we got a whiff of stale food. True enough, the biryani rice smelled, felt and tasted stale. The curry looked disgusting with a weird deep, dark color. There were lots of little bones. The texture of the meat scraps around the bones felt dry as if they came out of a food dehydrator. I immediately called the manager and lodged a complaint. The manager said the chef must have mistakenly packed the stale food. He said stale food was usually fed to his workers. He promised to refund the money but didn't. I'm writing this review due to being served rotten food. I'm also writing this with the hope that this restaurateur will stop feeding stale, inedible food to his customers and workers. Nobody deserves to fall sick. And oh, five-star rating?

Modern setting with good service - they provide a device to call for service- and very good Indian food. BYOB works well. Biryani is excellent.