The Moghul’s

We were on a mission to find garlic naan!
The Moghul’s is convenient restaurant located by Best Buy in Hamilton.
The space is clean, bright, and they have a fun fake palm tree in the middle of the restaurant.
There was no music, but they were playing Bollywood movies on the screen.
We started with the vegetable pakoras which were crispy and not too oily (8 pieces for $ 3.99).
The Bhel Puri was a giant portion of rice puffs, chutney, and onions ($ 4.99).
The chicken Tikka Masala ($ 11.99) was good. The chicken was moist and it was a good portion.
The okra was not as spicy and heavy, and enjoyable ($ 9.99).
I liked how the service was quick, friendly, and attentive.
If I was in the area and wanted Indian food, I would return and try some of the Tandoori items!

Had the lunch buffet. Would rate it a solid «meh». Service was lacking (slow, only one person there, not at all friendly or welcoming). The food was decent, but nothing to write home about. The dishes in the buffet were very sauce-​heavy, I had to swipe the spoon several times to even come up with meat. Décor and atmosphere were very good.
I’m not overly adverse to eating there again, but not compelled to, either.

We visited this restaurant several months ago and rated it «good». This time, however, we were not so impressed. The food was not as good as last time — the Tandoori Chicken and the chicken in the Butter Chicken were very dry. Most of the dishes had way too much «sauce» and not enough «substance». Nan bread was excellent and so were most of the salads. Service was slow and not very attentive even though the place was pretty well empty. The lone waiter was very slow clearing the used plates from the tables — he was mostly just standing around. We probably won’t go back.

Finally found a new Indian eatery in Hamilton that’s worth the money.
Atmosphere: Open concept, with 17 – 20 tables. Comfy chairs and booths. Complimentary orange blue and gold décor. Dishes, platters and silverware go well with the theme as well.
Service: 1 – 2 servers but it’s usually the same friendly guy there. He’s a great server and knows his stuff. Serving the eldest lady first to lastly the man at the table. That’s something you rarely see these days.
We tried many dishes and drinks which were wonderful.
Drinks:
Mango Beer — $ 6.00 sweet, refreshing and it really does taste like mango.
Food:
Mixed Vegetable Pakora — $ 3.99 for 8 pieces. Fried to perfection and served with a nice tamarid sauce.
(Next dishes range from $ 10.99−12.99)
Beef Vindaloo — Perfect level of spice and tender beef. It wasn’t so spicy that eating the entire dish would be painful but there was enough there to keep you warm.
Chicken Korma — Creamy curry sauce with soft chicken pieces which were to die for.
Fish Masala — Breaded fish with a chunky curry sauce including fresh tomatoes.
Palak Paneer — Cheese cubes and a smooth spinach curry. I FELL IN LOVE WITH THIS DISH! It went so well with the naan bread.
Basmati rice — $ 1.99 for a service for 2.
Naan — $ 1.99 a large plate sized naan, cut into quarters. Seasoned beautifully and not oily.
Amazing. We will definitely be eating here again.

Absolutely fantastic food at a fair price. Great service also made the experience that much better. The lamb masala was unreal! I’ll definitely be going back.

The food was exceptional, great service, reasonable prices, beautiful authentic atmosphere, best Indian restaurant so far

Ordered butter chicken which came with only 2 pieces of chicken. Was syrupy sweet and way too spicy. Terrible customer service — when kindly asked about the dish, they hung up on us. Will never go there or order from there again!

Great Indian food, and awesome to have something like this on the east mountain. Curries we’re exceptional, and the bread is exceptional. Great service and the place looks great as well.

Went to dinner with family today. It’s great to have an Indian restaurant in the east mountain. The service is great and they delivered food to our table really fast. The food could be a bit better (as compared to restaurants in Toronto). We had paneer tikka, kebabs, and Madras beef and the dishes were good. The mango lassi was on point. Mango fizz not as much. I did love the scene and the furniture and lighting were great. Prices were competitive. Improve food and I’ll be there more often.