mughal e azam

i would leave zero stars if i could.this was an awful experience. the food is awful for the price and to make it even worse it is not even close to authentic. should have just stayed away from this place altogether. the restaurant should take the advice of the reviewer, especially if there is a trend within the reviews.

appalling service, untrained chefs, threatening staff. i was told it was a 10 min wait, turned out to be 45 mins. asked for starter and main to come together, starters come 10 mins after ordering, upon asking a waiter for the remaining food was told it hadn't been put through the system yet. was also asked from the chef "how well i want the chicken cooked". was told to pay for all sauces. after raising all these issues with owner's brother he lied to my face about how long he told me and was very threatening saying "you don't know who you're speaking" and "stop jumping about". honestly, i have never written a review on a restaurant before, but this was horrendous. was forced to pay for food i hadn't eaten and i walked out, trading standards should investigate this place as it violates consumer right act 2015. not one apology from one staff member, rather was ganged up on 4-5 to initially just me. felt like thugs run the business.

first things first. when i visited this place last saturday, i wasn't even coming here. in fact i was on my way to tipu sultan in moseley for a reliable chicken dinner when we were waiting on the red light and saw this place from a distance and found it fancy. we went in there and were instantly greeted by a very cold guy who told us that it'll take 15 minutes to get a table despite 70% of the tables being free (since it was early evening, i assume the kitchen capacity was low and that's why they were making us wait - i'll give this to him). after we get seated and get comfortable and order, it took approximately 10 minutes for the food to come. the shahjani murgh that i ordered looked really sad. in the sense that there was no garnishing whatsoever and was served in the most casual manner possible. the naan looked pre made and felt that it was in a freezer 5 minutes ago. it lacked softness and the saltiness that you generally expect from a naan. my friend mentioned that his lamb chops were also okay but could've been made much better. service wise the place was very average and we didn't feel welcomed at any time. the ambience was authentic and nice. all in all, a very average experience for a place that has the potential to do so much better.

good evening
i don’t normally write reviews but i feel had to. ***avoid this place***. my uncle came from the usa and we decided to take him to an asian restaurant, so we booked a table for 5, and when we got there, they forced us to sit on a table for 4, i didn’t really want to make a big deal about it so we carried on. it became difficult to sit for the 5th person, so he took a chair from a empty table, as there were about 30-40 empty chairs in the restaurant, and he sat at the side of the table, we had our meal, and about to order deserts, and what looked like the owner or something, told us to move the chair book when we complained, he shrug his shoulder and said he didn’t care.

please if you are reading this, do not give these idiots any of your hard earned cash, they have become too successful too quick and their true nature which is basically moronic comes through….***terrible experience****

we found small pieces of metal in palak ghosth . the pieces seemed like tin pack cap pieces. we showed the pieces to the manager and other staffs

also the attitude of the manager was rude towards us.

we visited this restaurant following recommendation and were absolutely delighted. the venue is fabulous. excellent and authentic decor in a converted church and a really relaxing atmosphere. 

we were greeted by a doorman and ushered to the welcome desk and a very attentive young lady. our table for two was in a lovely area, although all tables were well positioned. we were welcomed but bot pressured into ordering quickly. the menu had a variety of starters and main meals which were slightly different from the usual items you would expect. our meals were lovely. very well presented and extremely tasty. the portions were very generous and food reasonably priced. all in all a wonderful experience.

our only negative was having to ask for glasses for our drinks. we took our own wine etc as the restaurant only serves soft drinks. we would definitely eat there again. full marks.

on the same scale as tipu, but i settled for one less - it doesnot quite live up to the charm that tipu exudes. 

food is amazing here - service is a bit slow, but very friendly staff.

less expensive than tipu, but equally ambitious on the scale of both food and ambiance.

i had been with my fren's as i heard a lot about it.. ambience was good.. food was not good. non veg has the same menu as others but not upto the mark.. veg too didn't surprise me much,

great food and decor. friendly staff . some wait for food but the decor makes up for it. good for birthday parties etc.
authentic indian food taste.

the best place to go!.

best among all other indian restaurants! 👍
ambience: awesome!
quality: too good
quantity: too less
price: costly
highlights: tanghri murgh lazeez, lamb chops, samosa chat, tandoori mix sizzler!

good food, friendly staff and a stunning location, what's not to like?

the place looks really nice! i like the lighting and structure and layout of the restaurant. their food was overall good. i was only disappointed from the pina colada. tried their chicken biryani and some tikka grill. it was good and i liked going there especially for the way the place looks!

food is okay but staff are rude & service is slow and deco isn't all that

i was there last weekend for a wedding there the whole place
was breathtaking the staff were polite and professional
the food was great i over ate omg
i will go there again with my family