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Mogul Indian Restaurant, Houston

1055 Bay Area Boulevard, Houston, TX 77058

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Mogul Indian Restaurant
942.2 mi

1055 Bay Area Boulevard, Houston, TX 77058

ClosedOpening at 5:00 PM

About Mogul Indian Restaurant


Chef and owner Ram Allam brings decades of culinary experience to Mogul Indian Restaurant. He graduated from the Institute of Hotel Management in Catering and Nutrition in New Delhi in the 1970s, and then spent two decades working as an executive chef and manager for various restaurants and catering services in India, the U.K. and the U.S before fulfilling his dream of opening his own Indian restaurant. Ram, recognizing that Indian cuisine can be dauntingly complex and unfamiliar, promotes a "back to basics" theme that also includes many of his own creations and favorites. This results in flavorful dishes that rely on traditional Indian flavors plus a few more inventive combinations. These include traditional dishes such as saag paneer and chicken curry, along with lesser-known dishes such as a chicken fajita platter with Indian spices, Khumb hara Dhania (mushroom curry), a shrimp platter slathered in a coconut gravy with jalapeños, and pistachio ice cream infused with saffron.

Customer Reviews

3.6
based on Groupon 97 reviews
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David
Top reviewer
18 ratings|16 reviews
Really good food and service. Will return!
ann
1 rating|1 review
They added 20% gratuity to our bill. Very dishonest business practice, use a groupon pay more.
Richard
Top reviewer
35 ratings|28 reviews
Good food and excellent service. We ate off the menu but checked out the buffet before we left and it looked great!
Charlotte
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Helpful reviewer
107 ratings|83 reviews
I am distressed at how what I thought was a good restaurant (and still think is good food) will treat its patrons. As I always do, I explained to the waitress that we had a groupon and knew the limitations (no buffet, no combo meals for two, no specials, no alcohol). She explained that in addition her boss had told her that she was not to serve rice with any groupon meal. He had sold too many groupons and was losing money. An Indian meal without rice? And that not on the limitations? That says the owner is not really thinking of his patrons and the purpose of a groupon - which is to make a new customer who returns for your good experience. Some great tasting food but we won't go back.