Mughal Restaurant

Customer service sucks. Guy in the office is too bossy. No smile despite giving them repeat business. Conflicting practices. No longer wish to.hold my group meetings here.

I went to them with a request to rent their party halls. The owners are very accommodating and they work with you to help you hold the event. Their catering menu offers many varieties and there is something for everyone. Again even with menu selections they offer you ideas based on the kind of group you have. I am really looking forward to our event at Mughal Restaurant party halls.I highly recommend this business.

Probably one of the best/authentic desi food I've had at any Indian-Pakistani restaurant in the area. The food is true to its most authentic form, not overpowered with spices, just right. Everything we tried was spot on, from the Biryani to kabob to the curries and even naan!The -1star is for the dirty/not so clean glasses at our table. Otherwise everything else was pretty ok.

It's human nature to take the good things in your life for granted. That's what I was thinking tonight while eating yet another delicious take out dinner from Mughal. I think it's close to 4 years now that we have been ordering takeout from this place, 1 maybe 2 times a week. And in all these years I have sort of come to take this restaurant for granted. It's the consistency you see. Every single meal, whether it's take-out or dine-in, is top notch. The flavors are always amazing, the portions are always huge and the owners/servers are always kind and friendly. Whether it's Chicken Haleem, Goat biryani or any one of their curries, the food always hits the spot! In a world where things can change in an instant, Mughal stands as the unwavering bastion of good food. And I am thankful for that!

Really good and inexpensive food. Reminds me of Pakwan which is a favorite of mine. Super nice people and it is clean. The kebabs are great, need to try the Fijian food the next time.

Came across this place as its located next to Annar Afghan which i indulged in the other day. Since i was looking for spice, i decided to try this indian/pakistani restaurant located in the Lucky's/Nation's/Popeye's shopping center. Called in and someone promptly answered the phone and took my order.* Tandoori khazana - mix of chicken, kebabs - chicken perfectly cooked and not dry* Vegetable pakora - still crispy when i got it home (potato, zucchini, fennel)* Lamb biryani - aromatic, flavorful with pieces of lamb (be careful of the bones)accompanied with tamarind, mint chutney and raitaCustomer service great...though i was told 20 minutes, i arrived in 25 and waited another 5 minutes...not a big deal, was offered complimentary chai. Place is huge with tables covered in white tablecloths, modern, brightly lit with an attached lounge with ever changing light colors...pretty cool. Gentleman who toook my order offered to carry my order and walk to my car...that was nice! Will definitely return as its now one of my fave Indian places after Favorite Indian...i do hope this place gets more business as this area of the strip mall looks uninviting...not sure why.

We came here on our way back from SF because we wanted a spacious seating area that many SF restaurant lacked. I wasn't sure if we'll like the food here (since it has very few mixed reviews) but all 6 of us (and 2 kids!) loved it! We started off with some seekh kabob and tandoori chicken legs, the waiter was very informative about the portion sizes and suggested what will be a good order for our party. We also got the classic chicken tikka masala (hard to mess up this one!), lamb biryani, and chicken biryani. Both of the rice dishes reminded me of something home cooked and very traditional, which I loved.The seating arrangement was great and the waiter as well as the young women working in the front were very kind, it seems like this is a family owned business and it shows in both the great hospitality and the food. Theres's a little chai station that you can help your self to after your meal which is a nice touch. Overall, this is a great spot for take-out or family gatherings and the food is amazing. Unlike many other Pakistani restaurants that offer a watered down version of desi cuisine, this place reminded me of what traditional Pakistani/Indian food should taste like! The best part about this restaurant? The portions were big (especially the biryani) and the cost is reasonable. We paid around $100 for 6 adults, 2 kids, had left overs, and we had ordered some take-out to take back home for 2 others too. So it was about $10-12 per person.If you're around this area, or like us enjoy SF otherwise but don't care to sit in tight little corner restaurants, come here!

My first Biryani was in London !!!!! OMG !!!! The Lamb Biryani at Mughal restaurant is the best bar none thank you.

We spent over $2k at this place for an event , and their main event planner has ZERO clue on how to work with customers. First he makes you believe he's being super kind by giving you a discount but then certain food items you ordered never show up and his point is "we never charged you for it." My wife and I were mistreated at every step of the way. Never again will I do business with them. For all my future events i would go every other spot in Bay Area but Mughal. Not to mention he speaks very poorly to customers. Genuinely impossible to work with him. I'd rather spend 2x more and be treated fairly.

Resturant is outdated with unpleasant lights dangling from everywhere. Looked like Christmas decoration in June. Outside of the restaurant is absolutely filthy. Broken glass, trash and other unpleasant things. Was concerned for our safety. Food is okay. Service was terrible.