My first time at a Yelp event! I was looking forward to Mughli not just because I love a good curry but also because I hadn't been to the curry mile for yonks and I'd heard whispers that it had got better recently after a short blip. I'd never been here before and first impressions were good. Music blasted from the outside and it all looked very Northern Quarter... There was a chalkboard outside advertising their exotic cocktails and once inside I perused the cocktail menu eventually going for a Long Island Lyche (ahhh see what they did there?!) It cost £6.50 and I have to be honest, it wasn't all that. It was refreshing yes but nothing special. I like the fact that they are doing Indian twists on classic cocktails though as I think they go much better with a curry then a pint of lager which often bloats me. The pickle tray and poppadoms were average. I wanted more oomph to them and wish that they had maybe gone for something a little different with their chutneys. It was the same old same old; mango, lime, red onion and none of them stood out to me. Maybe I'm expecting too much?? I regretted not going for a starter as they did look good and it also meant I had to wait longer for my main course. The mains eventually arrived though and I had ordered a Chicken Biryani and peshwari naan. My biryani came in 3 separate pots, one of which had a bread lid on it (I'm pretty sure that wasn't on the menu otherwise I wouldn't have ordered the naan) and it looked amazing. So I tucked in and again, felt disappointed. It was ok. I thought the biryani was a bit stodgy and lacked spice and flavour. I wanted more pomegranate seeds and fresh mint as advertised on the menu. I think I might be a bit spoilt for curry choices; I love Zouk which is round the corner from my work and I love Asian Fusion which is round the corner from my house. Service in Mughli was a bit haphazard probably due to us being a large group. The manager was on it though and seemed very helpful and friendly. Overall I loved meeting everybody and trying a new curry place but I don't think I'd go back to Mughli. read more

I'll admit it, I used to think there were no good Indian restaurants on the world famous Curry Mile. Being a southerner, I had studied Rusholme in my GCSE Geography - hearing about thus vibrant microcosm of Indian culture sounded amazing. Then I moved to Manchester for uni, and faced three years of limp, bland curries that tasted exactly the same as the cheap takeaways back home. Where was this authentic food I had heard so much about?! To say I felt disappointed was an understatement, but I'm glad to say Mughli has changed that around! First off is the "street food" menu. To all intents and purposes these are starters, but can easily become their own meal if you choose 3 or 4 dishes. The idea behind this menu is that they come out when they're ready to be eaten for maximum freshness. While it is somewhat disorientating to have everyone eat at different times (some dishes are ready immediately, others 15mins or so), we soon got into it. I had the fish masala, which was deliciously spicy without being overpowering. If you're in a group I would recommend ordering a selection and sharing, as the fish was great but maybe a bit too 'samey' for one person to eat all of. Besides, you'll undoubtedly have food envy and want to try everything! Next up were the main curries. And every single one was great!!! Tasted fresh (no microwaved slosh here!) and full of flavour. The paratha and naan were great too - my friend got a peshwari naan, which usually repulse me, but it was sweet and fragrant without tasting like a dessert. Added to that, the staff were courteous to our rather large group and always on hand when we needed them. Some orders did get a bit confused, but we sorted it out amongst ourselves. read more

Been here a couple times so my rating is based on both of my visits. My first visit was for a Yelp event so got to try several different things. Its been a while but I remember trying a fish curry for first time, I think a vegetarian dish, a biryani and a "normal" curry. Some of the food was cooked in the charcoal pit. It all tasted amazing. My 2nd visit was about a month or so ago. I had high expectations since my 1st visit was brilliant. Unfortunately it was as good as the first time. Its still good but not "amazing". The service is OK. They did there best, recommending different dishes etc but we ended up getting the wrong food. Possible someone in our group got one of our dishes we picked but another one never seemed to appear at all. It was a large group of us - about 18 ish - so can appreciate it wasn't easy. However, it seemed to leave them flustered. And one of the waitresses seems to be in a bit of a mood! So my first visit was a 5, second visit a 3 so averages out at a 4. read more

I go there regularly with my son who lives near Rusholme. It's the best restaurant in the area. We always receive a warm welcome and the food is prepared to perfection. We used to take my mother who suffered from dementia and the staff were most accommodating. We used to try other curry houses but since visiting Mughli we would never go anywhere else as each visit is pure pleasure. read more

Mughli is the curry house that I've been to the most and it certainly makes a good curry. I'm terms of atmosphere and deco mughli is up there with any curry house in manchester and I have never been disappointed by my meal although it is quite pricey. Something that annoys me is that they do not serve onions with their popadoms, which in my eyes is a cury house crime. I will also say there are better currys on the curry mile for example spicy mint (terrible name I know) and my lahore. Although don't get me wrong: the currys at mughli are great. One bonus is that if you are a student they do either 10% off or bring your own booze read more

I actually think this should be a 4.5 star rating (I'm looking at you, Pip M). But I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt. Partly to balance out Mr Pip over there, and partly 'cos of the extras. Now, I know, the 5 star, she doesn't come cheap. And this is no St John. It's a mid-priced curry house on the Curry Mile in Manchester. But. But the food is all cooked fresh and is really rather good. But the heat is palpable in the dishes without being overpowering. But they serve their biryanis with a traditional dough covering-- cooked in the tandoor-- and it shows. But the man made me a decent salted lassi even though it was off-menu. But the guys saw that we liked food and enquired and talked to us intelligently about the food. There were a few negatives-- the drinks selection seems to assume you want a massive Cobra or Kingfisher, which is sad-- we were an early-evening-having-skipped-lunch crowd and wanted something else. The food took a while-- but then it's fresh. A great place, a great price. Thanks, Yelp, for having the check-in deal - we were too hungry to choose so that clinched us. Serendipity! read more

I first visited Mughli back in October when Emma-Louise organised a fantastic event here and I was super impressed then and promised I would be back. So after a hard day at work I rounded up the folks and jumped in a taxi over the Rusholme. Upon arrival the restaurant was about 1/4 full. The decor of the place is fantastic and really adds to the mood of the restaurant. With orange tinted windows and Asian inspired artwork and posters on the wall it has a new modern feel. Even the menus and the tin you get your cutlery in had great artwork! The menu has a great selection for veggies including paneer, mixed veg, lentils and more available with most of the sauces and dishes. On this visit I opted for the veggie plate starter which had a samosa, onion bhaji, cheesy style ball and a pakora style item. All were quite spicy but extremely tasty! Adam had the fish tikka which looked good, and he said it was perfectly cooked. For the mains, we each ordered a curry and shared. I can't remember what everyone else had because I dived into my mixed vegetable tandoori masala. Although it was a little hotter than I would normally enjoy, the flavour was superb. the nan breads were served cut into quarters on a skewer which was very space saving on our jam packed table and the rice was served in lovely little pots (see photos). The service all evening was second to none. The waiter noted the time of our order being placed and made sure our drinks never reached the bottom of the glass. They were very friendly and made conversation with us whilst we were waiting. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and can't wait to go back. We even got a little pot of sweets and some vimto lollies with the bill.....BUT to put the carrot on top of the carrot pudding, when I "checked in" on the Yelp app on my phone up popped a 20% voucher off the food bill! THANKS YELP!..... If only we hadn't spent as much on drinks as we had on food! read more

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I absolutely loved it!! One of the best curry experiences ever.. And I used to write dining out reports for a magazine so I've had a few. Brilliant service, atmosphere, and most importantly food. Very reasonably priced also, I had a starter and poppadoms and a main, with 2 pints and had change out of £25. Recommended read more

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This is a really good restaurant. I particularly like the fact that they have a slightly wider range of dishes than some of the other places in Rusholme. Something I tried recently that I especially liked were the tikka lamb chops. They were really nicely done and I haven't had something quite like them anywhere else. Mughli also has a better atmosphere than many of the places on the Curry Mile. This isn't to say that those other restaurants aren't nice to be in but the decor in Mughli is a bit better and it doesn't seem run down - at least not yet. Definitely worth having a night out here! read more

Hands down the best indian food I've ever had, great service, excellent recommendations by the staff, great decor, prompt service, intense flavors. A must go to. read more

Street food on the starter menu is a good idea but it's not really "Mughli" is it? When I think Mughal I think fine Indian dining. Whilst the Knutsford Mughli goes some way to justify its name, the Rusholme branch falls short. But it's certainly not through a lack of trying. The interior is in fact arguably better than Knutsford. The walls adorn images of Legends of Indian cinema past and present. There's even sculptured art pieces that give a very Mughli feel. However it's the food and the service which somewhat let the place down. The disappointment stemmed from the fact that the food lacked the wow factor. Presentation of the dinner was however rather exceptional, with some eye catching old school crockery. The mango lassi for example came in a brass jug and cups and the mint tea came in a fetching silver teapot. Imagine the disappointment then that the magnificent brass jug was only half full, barely filling the four cups that accompanied it. Similar misfortune occurred with the mint tea, With the pot not being full. Nothing annoys a customer more than being short changed. To their credit however the lassi & mint tea were sublime, and had it not been for me enjoying it way too much I might have complained about the quantity or the lack of it served. The lamb sizzler I had was delicious but cooked in a rather lazy hurried manner, evident by the heavily burnt outer layer of the meat. The Biryani pot was certainly average with the rice not being soft enough and bring far too oily. The service wasn't exactly the best. Disinterested looking staff, could've done with a nice coating of politer manners, though a Polish waitress is excused from this observation. (She was very polite and attentive) Mughli is one of the better restaurants on The curry mile, but the fact it pretends to be something (Mughli) and proves itself not to be it means only 3 stars are in the offering. Many would argue that it's just a "curry house" whereas the Knutsford branch is a "proper" restaurant. My retort would be why dilute a brand? Especially one as promisingly grand as Mughli? Regardless go enjoy the ambiance of the dimly lit, pleasant decor but if you really want to impress your date, drive further south to the Knitsford branch. read more

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Another great night eating on the Indian railways! The food theme is travel in India. Every dish here comes with a story, what line or station it was served at; who it was popular with or adapted to suit. From street food to dining car service, it adds to the buzz of this imaginative restaurant. Fast friendly service and a busy open kitchen at its centre to watch. Starting with chaat and pomegranate filled pani puri shells I moved on to the stunning mixed grill sizzler while a vegetable curry and chilli paneer satisfied my vegetarian friends. Great food great buzz, this place is exciting. read more

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Mughli's was the first curry house I visited when I moved to Manchester and I've been going back ever since. Although it has by far changed (for the better) since 2007! The current new menu with it's mix of street food and traditional curries makes for an interesting and exciting dinner. The lamb lollipops and firecracker fries are amazing. Plus the cocktail menu is fantastic, with many gin cocktails on offer. I very much recommend booking a table though as this place fills up pretty quickly most evenings and the wait can be a while. It's the only place to head to on the curry mile if you want a decent meal. read more

Rusholme is famously the place to go if you want a curry in Manchester. With so many restaurants in one strip, it can be a little dizzying when deciding where to go. One place that should definitely be on the cards is the wonderful Mughli. Thanks to the huge amount of competition in the area, the prices have been driven down. This means a curry with sides for around £10 if you play your cards right. The curries themselves are excellent, as testament to the amount of awards won by Mughli in the past. The staff are incredibly efficient and know their stuff if you're struggling to choose from the expansive menu. If anyone asks me where to eat in Rusholme, Mughli is always the first one I suggest. A fine place to eat and with a recent(ish) refurb, it's a great update on the classic curry house. Wonderful. read more

When faced with the famed Curry Mile in Rusholme, the choice is frankly overwhelming for the uninitiated. There's no doubt that you'll get a bellyful of good grub in almost any of the curry houses on the strip, but Mughli does stand out as one of the best for a few reasons. The grub is always a hit, with the many people I've convinced into dining here and they're varying tastes. From veggie options to sizzling meat dishes, there's a wide variety on the menu and no one I know has left disappointed. That's partially down to the thoroughly reasonable prices, with a main course coming in at around £8 with a side dish. The restaurant is, of course, licensed to serve booze too, with wines and lagers on hand to quench any thirsts built up by over-indulging in spice. They've just finished another refurb, lifting it from the sometimes tacky decor of before. It's never going to be the most intimate dining experience - but for family friendly eating or big groups, it's ideal. The staff are always super efficient, helpful when you ask and welcoming. One thing to beware of, however, is that they're much less in the mood to dote over you if you find yourself dining past midnight (another of the bizarre perks of the Curry Mile in general). Beyond being a little bit impatient if you've had a few pints, though, the food and service is still worth the visit. read more

The waiter was soo rude and there were bougers and cum in my food it was very sour and off really not nice there was spit in my drink of coke it was very visable read more

I first discovered this curry house with my Uni friends when it first opened and we loved it! It's been nearly 6 yrs since I left uni and I still go there!! The food is by far the best on the curry mile and the staff are very welcoming. They provide a BYOB option if you wish to pay corkage etc which is fair enough and if you're a student then they will also provide a discount which not many places do! Excellent!!! read more

Delicious food in a atmosphere that blends funky-hip-classy-approachable. Easy to dine here as a vegan, as they have all of their vegan dishes listed in a section on the back. Food came out quickly and was yummy with a nice level of spice. A great intro to Manchester's Curry Mile! If you are visiting and aren't sure what spot to try, give this one a ago (especially if you are a vegan or are dining with one)! read more

We were staying in a hotel by the airport and decided to check out the curry mile in Manchester. It was a quick drive of about 15 minutes as there was not much traffic. We had several restaurants to choose but this one had the best reviews. We were greeted and asked if we had reservations, we did not. He said no worries let's see what we have, luckily we only had 3 in our group. We were seated at a nice table and quickly found out why we needed a reservation as the restaurant quickly filled and it was a Wednesday night. The waiter answered all out question on the menu and we had a mix of vegetarian and meat dishes. I had the special for the night which was a chicken curry and it was excellent. Everything was great. All 3 of us were very happy with the meal and service. The inside was nice and had a trendy feel and definitely lives up to the high marks it has received. I cannot wait to try it again next time in town. Next time I will make sure we have a reservation so I do not risk not getting a table , read more

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Everything seemed good until they sneaked £8.20 on to the bill for two lemonades. Reading other reviews elsewhere you get the sense that despite the elegant presentation and quality of the food people sometimes find they are charged more than they expected. read more

There is such a lot of buzz around Mughli at the moment that on my second visit (the first being for lunch a year ago) I was really expecting to be blown away and unfortunately I wasn't. It's undoubtedly a cut above the rest of the Curry Mile both in terms of a decor, which is a blend of modern/trendy and Bollywood, and menu, steering away from the standard dishes you see in Indian restaurants up and down the country. In fact the menu is split into street food, charcoal pit and curry dishes, the latter featuring more unusual choices than you often see. I opted for poppadums and pickles to start (always a must!) and found the poppadums to be fresh and tasty with a nice selection of dips and pickles. I then opted for the gunpowder chips (sweet potato fries with chilli and lemon) from the street food menu which were really good; sweet, salty, spicy and crispy and so moreish, I could have eaten bowls of the things! For main I chose the Chennai curry with chicken and this is where things became slightly unstuck. The chicken was dry and the sauce was swimming in oil to the point of totally putting me off eating it. It had also been described as fiery (and classed as hot) and, whilst I know I have a high tolerance to heat, it was medium at best and lacked that kick and flavours I really enjoy from a curry, similarly this happened last time I ate here. Some friends ordered all their food from the street food menu and it did look really good so maybe this is the way to go in the future, however the curry dishes (and breads which were just ok) still need to be great and should not be forgotten. As a few others have also said the service was a little bit all over the place with confusion over dishes and items being given to the wrong people (there was around 15 of us). There was also a really long wait between starters and mains, again due to confusion over whether people had finished I think. The manager, however, could not have been better and really took time to welcome and visit us during and after the meal. I will return to Mughli to try out more of the street food dishes but for a kick ass curry and breads I'll probably head to Zouk. read more

Hands down the best curry in Rusholme. Until recently, I had always frequented Sanam as one of the more authentic and pleasant dining experiences on the curry mile in Rusholme. As well as some fantastic food, Sanam manage to create a subtle, gentle atmosphere which probably has a lot to do with the fact that they serve no alcohol (and so you avoid the usual Curry Mile clientele). But that was then and this is now. After visiting Mughli I can say that the bar has been raised and the standard set. The food, atmosphere and service is unparalleled in Rusholme, and the dishes we tried at the wonderful Yelp Elite event a few months ago were some of the finest curries I've ever tasted. The restaurant is beautifully laid out with tasteful decor and flattering lighting, the food is delicious, well spiced and presented, and the staff are friendly and attentive. A great restaurant and a wonderful addition to the Rusholme strip, hopefully with Mughli's high standards some other eateries will have to sharpen up and raise their culinary stakes. read more

Great food, amazing menu, ok service. Worth coming back to for sure.

Wonderful service. Delicious curries. Mmm mmm the garlic naan is so good! Had the guava cocktail and house brew. All was excellent. Atmosphere was very nice and price wasn't too bad either. read more

For a romantic couple or friendly group up to 10 Mughli is without doubt the best curry house on the curry mile. The staff are attentive (at times even too eager, but in a wholly charming way), the decor slightly less cheesy and sparkly than other places tend to be, and the food is fresh, well spiced, great portions and just damned tasty! If you're seeking a curry house to be the stage for your first date or to introduce a friend to the curry mile, look no further. Furthermore for students the option of bringing your own booze or getting 15% off your meal is a great incentive to have a night off the drinks and simply enjoy delicious food. However, I have been to Mughli three times in the past year- the first in a celebratory group of 10, celebrating a birthday and successful annual conference, the second in a quiet double date, and the third in a ~40 people introductory group meet and chat kind of scenario. The first two times I went the staff were attentive, polite and seemed happy to be there, despite my group of 10 being fairly rowdy in our celebrations. The most recent time I went the service was terrible: once delivering us to the appropriately cordoned off area of the restaurant, the staff ignored us, except for trying to get us to order several times while we waited for a few stragglers running late; we were not allowed to order anything off the set menu they plonkled in front of us (not something we had been prewarned about but I can understand that for such a large group is necessary); and the three or four members of our group who could not afford to eat we're told to order or leave, resulting in one girl leaving looking close to tears! I was very upset at this, having been one of the people to recommend the restaurant in the first place. If we had been rowdy or had arrived with bags of alcohol I could have understood Mughli's reaction to us but we were having a quiet sit down dinner to meet new people. Their only redeeming point on this particular evening? The food was still delicious. In conclusion, I think you can tell from the shining four stars above my review, Mughli is a fantastic curry house if you go in a small-to-medium group; the food is amazing, the layout gives you a quiet table, allowing you to feel cosy in your own space. For anymore, even an office party, I would steer clear. read more

Mughli has a reputation as one of the top 2-3 Indian restaurants in Manchester. Located on the southern edge of "The Curry Mile" as the city has branded it, saying it's one of the best just in this area of town is a pretty big deal. After having dinner here I can attest that the food is world class. Had the Sindhi which they list as a regional variation of the traditional Jalfrezi with mixed peppers, green chili (they spell it chilli) and dried fenugreek. Selected lamb as the meat. The lamb was cooked perfectly, tender, moist and succulent. The dish has a bit of serious heat but at the same time the fenugreek gave it a heady sort of flavor punch that really stuck with the dish. A side of garlic rice was laced with hot peppers as well and to drink an Indian lager that was on tap. The entire dish was sort of a pleasure rush of protein and flavors we don't get in the states. I see clearly why they're considered a great dining destination, and the place was definitely hopping by 7:00 p.m. Only down side was service. Although pleasant and helpful it was easy to notice some help standing around while others were clearly stressed. My "chicken lollipops" I ordered for an appetizer never arrived and after some confusion I asked they just cancel the order. Probably for the best as what I had was more than enough. Still, even though the help has the right attitude there clearly seems to be some confusion about sharing the workload--hello, management and owners. Not a major deal, but not worthy of five stars for that reason. You get 5 when you hit *every* cylinder. Unfortunately I was traveling by myself and my cell phone had broken down so was unable to take photos or check in. The dish was as lovely as it tasted. It's unlikely I'll be in Manchester in the near future but for those traveling through, the Curry Mile and Mughli in particular are well worth your visit. read more

Traveling from Birmingham, I visited this restaurant last year with some friends & really enjoy ourselves. Visited Mughli yesterday again with some different friends & has I expected It did not disappoint at all. Food was great, staff were friendly & attentive, atmosphere was spot on. Would really recommend this place to everyone..... read more

I lived in Manchester for three months and the only place I went for dinner more than once was Mughli (3 times). If I had had the time and had went there earlier in my stay, I would have gone there more than the 3 times. Usually I'm not the biggest fan of Indian food. Whenever I have to choose between e.g. Italian, French, Indian or Asian food, Italian is the save choice for me. But that changed here. Mughli has a very attentive and kind staff. They make sure that you do not need anything - however, some might see them as a bit pushy when it comes to appetizers and drinks, but if you say no, they respect that. The food is fairly cheap. Every time I went there I bought a main course, rice on the side and naan bread for around 13 pounds. If you can't eat all your food (which I couldn't), they put it in a box and you can have it next day. 13 pounds for dinner and e.g. lunch the next day is cheap - especially when it taste as good as their food does! I can recommend the butter chicken. It is absolutely fantastic. My guess is that everyone would like that dish, however, it is a bit spicy, but not too much. Go there if you want to enjoy a fairly cheap meal of good quality! read more

I can't believe I have left it so long to visit Mughli but I won't be waiting so long for my next visit. The experience was great from start to finish. First impressions were good as unlike a lot of other restaurants in Rusholme, Mughli is very stylish inside. The menu is also interesting with a lot of different and ethnic dishes to try. I went for the halloumi meander to start, which was delicious. The halloumi had been battered and sprinkled with a few chilli flakes. The ginger dip that accompanied it was very delicate and added a lot more flavour to the dish. The mains were also good, the lentil dahl was light and full of flavour and the chickpea channay was a good discovery that I would have again. Mughli is well worth a visit and is head and shoulders above its competition on curry mile. read more

Excellent food, very noisy restaurant couldn't hear what my husband was saying due to the noise of customers, loud music which we were sat under a speaker, banging and clanging. Sat next to the loos it was like being at Piccadilly Circus and the noise coming from the corridor where the loos were suituated was like sitting in a nightclub! read more

I visited this restaurant with a large party (about 8 people). The restaurant itself was decorated nicely and had a nice large table that was perfect for our large party. There were odd signs around the restaurant indicating many 'rules'.... I don't know if this was a joke, but I could see that being a bit off putting to some people. This was the only Indian food I had in England, so I can only compare their food to food I have had in the US and in India. The food here as a whole was sweeter than the Indian food in the US or India. The food was all good, maybe not 'authentic' but certainly tasty. I tried many dishes... Tasty spicy lamb...butter chicken.... Biryani (interestingly presented as a baked rice with sauces on the side)... Several different types of naan (delish garlic naan, coconut naan, and...lamb naan? Yup..it was good). Overall, I would recommend this place for tasty, if not authentic, Indian food. read more

came here on new years day it was packout. food came quickly and nice size portions friendly waiter/waitresses so service was good. prices for mains around £8.50 for a curry and £2.50 for a naan. food was cooked well so overall a firm favourite for me and am sure i will be back for more. read more

Literally the restaurant of my dreams, especially after two months in curry-loathing Italy. By far the best curry house on Manchester's curry mile. Get the lamb saag from the house specials menu; it will melt your heart. read more

I never eat curry in a restaurant since I always get disappointed with the spices - they usually never too spicy BUT Mughli has got the best Indian dishes I have ever tasted! I loved my spicy minced meat with chicken curry and brown rice pilau! Awesome venue, the walls are plastered with retro Indian movie posters and the menu card is quite hipster which is original! I definitely will come back again! read more

Great service. Some lovely food though Nahari lamb lacked flavour. Best Peshawari naan I've eaten. Authentic tandoori chicken - tasty but not 'pink'. Gets very busy. read more

Possibly the worst Indian food I ever had in the UK yet. The meats where not cooked, the food was bland and you had this anger chap who constantly walked around on your face.. would not recommend this place...it's possibly not an indian joint but rather a disguise bringing bad name to Indian cuisine Jude read more

Food was excellent and great choice of restaurant for a group of people where you can all share small plates and have a taste of different dishes. Staff were very professional and friendly and place was mobbed on a Wed night which is always a sign of a good eatery, Thoroughly recommend Mughli read more

Nice food and lovely decor but the service was absolutely shocking! Took 20 minutes to get our food order in (despite asking to order) and other tables being served before us (that arrived after). Took 20 minutes to get the bill after requesting it and was very close to walking out. Won't be going back which is a shame. read more

It's totally worth to visit to Mughli. The food is fresh, really flavorful and so good. Atmosphere and the service are like icing on the cake, making the dining experience even better. To me, most of food there are very spicy but " not Hot "..... Flavorful find of spice. I had been there twice in 10 days and if my time allows, I would go there every day to try everything on the menu. Highly recommended place. read more

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Went to this restaurant with my family for dinner while on vacation in Manchester. We had no idea where to eat and honestly do not know a whole lot about middle eastern food. This restaurant was very helpful with the menu and recommended that we order family style and it was perfect! The food was very spicy but was delicious. Very enjoyable meal for sure! read more