I'm a regular visitor to Mughal's and, despite it being a little rough around the edges at times, it never fails to deliver good value curries and decent Naan. In my opinion, competitors such as Ganges, Indian Kitchen and Mirch Masala never seem to get it quite right and if you're not willing to pay sky-high prices for top-end places like Taj, then Mughal's is your best bet -- and the beers are cheap too!

Definitely agree that this is a tasty place with very friendly waitstaff. The food is in part delicious because it is made fresh, but then it may take some time, but in this kind of ambiance you dont mind, especially if you are on a romantic date. Really perfect for a date. Slip away to this aloft restaurant and get some food and then go next door to the Village Cinema for a movie. Just make sure you have some wiggle time in between.

The lunch buffet is pretty delicious, but what I like about here the most is the service. They're friendly, speak great English. They're knowledgeable and can explain to you what the dishes are and can handle modifications to a dish. (Every time I ask a waiter in China to not put in bacon, or to place dressing on the side, or some other simple request like that, they look at me like I've asked for the moon)We stuck around quite late, until around 3pm and the manager was nice enough to come over and to check if we were finished eating so they could could clear the buffet. I can really appreciate little things like that.

Had dinner at Mughal, we ordered butter chicken, vege curry, garlic naan and saffron rice. The naan was like any other naan in Beijing. Average.
While my friend was munching the veg curry, she bit on something hard and it was a small piece or porcelain. We checked the curry and found another piece. We called the waiter, she apologised and replaced our curry with something slightly different.. it tasted better than the previous curry. So no complaint on that!

On the way out, the owner apologised to us and explain how pieces of porcelain ended up in our meal. Then he 'compensate' our not so good experience with a gift voucher. The overall service was average, quite forgettable.

Last week I was in the Sanlitun area on the way to the airport. I hadn’t eaten lunch and a friend suggested grabbing a burrito for the plane. Having been to the Side Saddle before, I was in the mood for something a bit different. Around the corner was Mughal’s and their sign said “We deliver.” I figured, well if they deliver then they surely do carry out as well.
Up to the fourth floor I went, marched in and demanded a lamb curry, naan, and something with spinach and cheese cubes be prepared for carryout asap. The wait was fairly long and I was getting irritated when I realized that normally the wait is a good sign. They were making my order instead of just preheating it like McDonalds does. When my order came out it I quickly paid and ran off to catch the light rail to the airport. At this point I was sure I was going to miss the flight. Long story short, I was starving so I ended up eating the Indian food on the train. It could have been the best food I have ever eaten! Yes, perhaps it was because I was starving but honestly, I don’t think I have ever eaten a curry naan combination that tasted so good. By the time I arrived at terminal 3 I had all but ploughed through the curry and half of the spinach dish.
I returned yesterday and the first restaurant I went to was.. you guessed it, Mughal’s. This time I was accompanied by my girlfriend. I ordered the exact same dishes and the lamb curry was as sumptuous as I remembered it to be. I tried their garlic naan which, for garlic lovers, is a real step up in flavor.
Both of us very much enjoyed the restaurant, the service, and especially the food.

I wouldn't pay either if they used comic sans font on my site. amateur.

Living in the UK,I often keep frequenting China & Beijing in particular.Being a devot muslim and very strict about halal food,I have always had reservations about the so-called HALAL Indian restaurants.Thanks to the management of the Mughal my problem has been solved in as much as a halal muslim eatery in form of Mughal with their excellent food is there.
Great food,keep it up Mughal.

This place is pretty yummy. I feel like this was the restaurant that taught me what Indian Food is supposed to taste like. The food was very flavorful and spicy. Loved their Mango Lassi!

It's a little on the difficult to find side, but if you'd like some really good indian food, at a reasonable price, this is the spot.

There are plenty of Indian choices here in Beijing (as demonstrated by the adverts on every Beijing English language website) but for me Mughals will always be my first choice. That’s not to say that I don’t like some of the others, just that I think as an overall package, Mughals is the best. First, I am convinced that their curry would beat any other in a side by side taste test. Each curry tastes different as it should. The only example I can think of is the difference, or lack thereof, between kungpao chicken and kungpao shrimp. The sauce tastes the exact same in both but it wouldn’t if the chicken or shrimp were cooked along with the sauce (instead of making batches of sauce and adding the meat as a last step.). When I order lamb I want lamb, and when I want fiery lamb vindaloo, I want spicy lamb vindaloo not spicy chicken vindaloo with “Chinese characteristics.”
Second, unlike much of Indian cuisine, Mughal’s has cut down on the oil. I get enough oil in China without getting it again in my Indian food.
Third, I like the new location on the roof of Nali Patio. It’s autumn and the time of the year for me to spend those remaining weeks outside before the harsh weather arrives. The roof of Nali Patio is the perfect place. They also have seating outside but under roof as well as indoors.
My personal recommendations: samosas to get warmed up, lamb vindaloo for spice, garlic nan bread to dip in the sauce, mango lassis to cut the spice, and papaya kulfi dessert to finish the meal.

Went to Mughals for lunch today and had a great lunch, don't remember the name of the dishes but they had about 10 dishes, ranging from some salads to curry and several meat dishes. The samosas were very good, and the nan is made when you get there so it is very fresh and warm. All the food was very tasty. If you like spicy certain dishes here have a lot of kick to it. Whats even better is that now the lunch buffet is buy one get one free. So 2 people can eat for 45rmb!