Maratha Mughlai

I was looking for a genuine Marathi food experience and Maratha Moghlai gave that. I had the privilege of interacting with the owner, who recommended their specialities. The food was good and portions were good. The chiken maratha had a good taste with flavours of curry leaves coming through the well cooked chicken. Not too spicy, it was just right for me. The soul kadi and the bhakri were fresh.

Non-veg cuisine is a diverse world of bold flavors. From grilled meats to rich stews, it's a gastronomic adventure. Barbecue, biryanis, seafood, and poultry dishes showcase global culinary artistry, weaving together tradition and innovation. Each bite tells a story of carnivorous cravings satisfied through a symphony of spices and textures.

Well.. Opposite place to Madhuban, this restaurant 🍴 provides Non-vegetarian food 🍲. We tried the mutton dish and bakhri, tasted good. Its a place to try Maharashtrian dishes... Wonder why they named it Mughlai though The ambience and decor signifies Maratha culture I think 🤔 the place can be made a little better with some more presentation and decor

Restaurant has been running in pune since past 11 years and continous to serve its really tempting food. Located on busy streets of Pune this place isnt hard to spot. The place offers indoor and outdoor seating with maximum capacity of around 90. Place boasts in Maharashtrians and North Indian cuisine. What I had here: Mutton Kaleji : Thick masala having slight hint of coriander leaves and onion was lipsmacking and the perfectly cooked kaleji took this to another level. #Recommended Mutton Sukka : Small cut mutton pieces where cooked in traditional maharashtrian sukka masala. There were bits of ups n down in the cooking part, rest was perfect. #Recommended Mutton Thali : Thali consisting of Mutton kheema, Mutton masala,Solkadhi, Tambada rassa. Tasted just perfect. This one thali can bring one big guy with huge appetite down. Chicken Thali : Huge thali consisting of chicken masala,chicken kheema, tambda rassa, rice and roti/chapati as per preference. I loved the thali but the chicken masala could have been more spicy. Mutton Biryani: Biryani had perfect masala and few mutton pieces. The masala could have been a bit more and spicy. The long grain rice properly cooked.Overall the biryani was good experience. Tambada Rassa : Same rassa that was served it both thalis. One of the best rassa I came across. It was heaven to have sips of this hot and piping rassa alongside a meaty dish. Went well with roti/bhakri and even rice. Loved the rassa to the core because of the consistent blend. Overall: The ambiance was good and gives a feel of traditional maharashtrian decor . Place was well maintained and hygienic. Place offers lots of variety and dishes are reasonably priced. Do give and visit to have an experience.