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It’s been a while since we ate at Mughal Mahal. And I can’t recall ever eating at their Salmiya branch. I guess the main reason would be that you can hardly see the sign board since there are 3 more prominent ones nearby and the entrance is at the back of the building!
Anyway, we got there early and hungry. We started with some Sweet Corn Chicken soup and I must say that for a 1 by 2 order it felt like a 2 into 1 serving. Very generous portions of chicken in the soup.
For the main course we chose the Mustard Fish from their continental menu and a Black Mushroom Beef and Shrimp Noodles from their Chinese menu. You have got to try out that fish. Simply awesome. The beef dish was a tad bit tangy but it was very delicious.
And like I do at every other restaurant that serves Indian food, I ordered a Rasmalai for dessert. Now when it first came, I though they brought me a coffee latte. Must be the very dim lighting. But that is one thick and yummy Rasmali and unlike some other neighboring Indian restaurants, they were actually able to serve me a Rasmalai and not just show it on the menu!
Although they didn’t plate our dishes or offer to, their presentation and organisation impressed me a lot.
Now for the ratings:
Overall Score: (4.2/5)
I think that from now on Mughal Mahal is now going to be our #1 choice when eating out. There is a lot more on their menu waiting for us to sample.
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Mathai
June 30th, 2009 at 10:36 am
Hmm that Rasmalai looks really good, You might also try the rasmalai at Daawat in B’neid al Gar. I liked it