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We visited for an office dinner, and the place is lovely with a great atmosphere. The food is a bit pricey, but it's definitely worth it. The portions are generous and absolutely delicious!

amazing! I took my man to the birthday last week. the service was wonderful, food recommendations were before place, cocktails were beautiful and eating was amazing! very recommended and we will come back soon!

Found out the place through online research and zomato. Awesome place to go to for delhi chaat! Love their picnic potato curry, temple dahl, yoghurt chat bombs, bhel puri and himalyan cheese toast! Have already visited the place twice in a month! Ver carta

my friends told me about this place mowgli so I visited it was an Indian food destination and I was in dilemma diet what to order and what not, first I tried to street chat bomb or masala omlete wrap, and also tries mango leti, then ordered mother butter huhn and rooti eating was delicious and tasty

I was told about this restaurant by my manager and it did not disappoint. The friendly staff and the low key atmosphere provided a good venue for lunch. Having ordered tamarind fried, himalayan Cheese Toast and the mowgli paneer I was amazed by the taste and consistency of flavour in each dish. Definitely recommend

We started with the Himalayan cheese toast and chip butty, and for the main course, we ordered paneer and potato curry accompanied by roti. The Mango Lassi is absolutely phenomenal, which is why we ordered it a second time. My husband also enjoyed their cardamom tea, which was equally impressive. The spices and flavors in the food were perfectly balanced, and I highly recommend trying their Mutter Paneer. With reasonable prices and friendly, attentive staff, Mowgli is a great option for a weekend lunch. Ver carta

After being told about Mowgli by a friend who knows the owner (aka Barrister turned chef Nisha Katona) I gave them a follow on Facebook. I watched them take their first steps, from idea to opening (November 2014), and with my interest piqued I couldn’t wait to try it out. Named after the Kipling character of the same name, Mowgli isn’t your average Indian curry house. It aims to serve traditional Indian style street food, admittedly in a slightly more comfortable setting offered at most such stalls in India. The interior is bright and tasteful and has the feel of a comfortable yet edgy warehouse.

The butter chicken was the standout dish for us, while the house special Mowgli Chicken was also quite enjoyable. However, we found the Mowgli Lamb curry to be our least favorite; it resembled more of a chili than a traditional curry. We also tried a cheese toast accompanied by Indian pickles, which were so delicious that we ended up ordering more to mix with our curries. These pickles are incredibly flavorful and truly enhance the meal! My daughter opted for the butter chicken as well, and I appreciated that the children's menu offers milder options, ensuring it's not too spicy like the adult dishes. The waitstaff were very attentive, making our visit to Mowgli a delightful experience!

The summer holidays lets me take a break from the day job and spend a bit of time with the family, try some food and write the odd piece. This was the case this week when Red (the wife), Fidget (the eldest) and I popped into Liverpool to do some shopping, followed by the promise of lunch. So after several hours of that bloke thing of standing awkwardly in clothing aisles, trying to not look at the ladies unmentionable sections, wondering why there are no seats anywhere, I even had a look at some clothes, only to wonder why everything is slim fit? I, like many, fit into the ‘well built’ category and, as the country goes through an obesity epidemic, who exactly buys the skinny fit clothes? Whe... Ver carta