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Trying my first Mowgli street food at McartherGlen Bridgend. I am delighted at the fresh tasting and stunning flavours of the crispy Chichen and chicken wrap. This is food like I've never tasted before.

First time visiting Mowgli’s Bridgend and we were definitely pleased with the friendly service and great range of choices on the easy to read menu, which came accompanied with full allergen information and plenty of gluten free dishes.
Food was amazing and full of flavour with individual portions large enough to have a selection of dishes, I personally didn’t have room for dessert!
The restaurant itself was well presented, being clean and tidy with a lovely decor and plenty of lighting. The tables were adequately spaced out so there was no risk of bumping elbows with the patrons next door!
The desserts my family ordered looked delicious and every bite was eaten.

Prices were what we expected and inline with other local restaurants.

The restaurant boasted very clean toilet facilities as well as easy access for wheelchair users via the large main entrance doors.

Being located at Bridgend MacArthur Glen offers the bonus of plenty of free onsite parking.

Will be going back in the future and will absolutely recommend to friends, family and everyone else!

We thought we would try Mowgli, Cheshire Oaks. Loved the sticky chicken, but the house chicken was not up to par, lacked taste. The roti was OK along with the Basmati rice.

Our biggest gripe was the size of the portions, for the price. A good Indian take away serve larger portions at the same price.

Whilst not overwhelmed with the “visit” , I am then expected to donate to a charity, and pay service charge.

Increase the size of your portions!

Small portions, food nothing special tastes, precooked and then ovened /microwaved . Gets more expensive at every visit . Adding a 10% service charge is also rather cheeky. Won’t be going again

Very disappointed at the Water St Liverpool branch tonight.
The staff were lovely but the food wasn't.Had the chat bombs, chip butty, the lamb and rice and some thin bread.
All pretty bland and very small portions.
The chat bombs were ok but the chip butty was just potato in a small wrap with a bit of chutney. £7.00 for this.
The lamb was non existent,in a vinegary,cinnamon laden sauce, it looked like dog food, a bit of rice and thin bread.
Total lack of seasoning and luke warm.
Others in our group didn't fair better,£13.00 for 2 dry, scrag end thin lamb chops was shocking as was the so called butter chicken.
Go to your local Indian, not this place, it needs a major rethink.

Went to Mowgli in Bristol city centre. Upon arrival I was impressed by the look of the place, nice decor and beautiful lighting. I noticed that some of the seats were swings suspended by ropes from the ceiling so was pleased to be shown to a table with normal seating.
Upon placing the order I asked for poppadoms first ( as you would in an "Indian" restaurant ) to be told they don't do them???
Ever been to an Indian restaurant that doesn't serve poppadoms?
No, me neither. I later found out they didn't do naan breads either.
The waiter advised me to order "yogurt bombs" instead but they turned out to be bland and no substitute for poppadoms and a pickle tray.
The food was reasonable but somewhat lacking in flavour. I ordered a Goan fish curry but it wasn't a patch on my local Indian in Clifton. The portions were fairly small and I left still feeling slightly hungry.
There is an obligatory 10% service charge which I always resent. I always tip if I'm happy with the experience but I prefer to be the one to decide.
Also, what's with the pretentious new buzz phrase "street food"??
Do you cook it or serve it out in the street?
No??
Well it's not street food then is it really?

Group of 6 visited the Water Street restaurant in Liverpool. Food lovely, lots of choice. Able to take doggy bags home for what we couldn't eat. Staff friendly. Only one negative it was very noisy, but like a school canteen but this is to be expected.

Food very Good and lovely service and fair pricing …but not very comfortable sitting on a piece of Wood…Also The Music was too Loud for talking…

Visited one of the restaurants in Liverpool, staff very welcoming, fantastic interior.
The food......had to have a set menu as there was 14 of us, which was fine but the choices were very limited, 3 starters, 2 main, 2 desserts.....for £35, ouch.
Food was very good, fresh and tasty. More choices for a set menu would rate it higher for me. £25 would have seemed a fairer price. The set menu did include a glass of Prosseco (I think).

Went to mowgli lincoln and really disappointed with the food. Growing up with Indian food and having been to other Indian restaurants it was the worst flavoured Indian food and very small portions! Wont be back

If you don't want to pay a lot of money still leaving the place hungry and you don't like to be ripped off I will recommend to avoid this place.
Just horrible 🫤

We booked at Mowgli Sheffield and despite other tables being free, were given a table right by the door where diners and staff kept squeezing past. Music was playing so loudly, it was hard to hear each other talk. The staff who served us kept changing.

This restaurant is expensive, the portion sizes were tiny and to make things worse, the food which we did get was not very nice (and it was certainly not as described on the menu - key ingredients were missing). In general, the food was really sweet although the dahl was too salty (and the split peas not quite cooked). The paneer dish was supposed to come with vegetables in it, but there were only a few sorry lumps of paneer drowing in a (most probably preprepared) sour sauce. Bhel Puri was missing dressing, rotis were cold, the Holy Chow was a poorly spiced, dry mush of vegetables in a loaf... I could go on. The Chat Bombs are decent, but quite sweet. This restaurant doesn't seem to have any quality control on the food. We might not have minded the big prices for small portions if we'd been served something special, but there is much better food to be had in thousands of restaurants around the UK. We'll try those instead next time.

Just home from a great night with friends at Mowgli Glasgow. Wonderful delicious food. We decided to get a mix of starters to share and a mix of mains too. Everything was so good and plenty of it too. We did have room for a wonderful pudding too. Great atmosphere and service. Our main person for the night was Connor, a lovely guy from Newcastle, up for training in readiness for the Newcastle branch opening later this year. He couldn't have been nicer and more helpful. He was a lovely treacle and we came away with a piccie too. We'll definitely be back.

I went to Mowgli in Birmingham for lunch this weekend with my daughter and had what I thought would be a fancy toasted cheese sandwich with an Indian twist. What I got for £6.25 PLUS an additional £3.02 service charge and £1.00 "charity" donation, was a small, single piece of a white sliced loaf, with a bit of dried up toasted cheese mixed with a few herbs and a teaspoon of truly vile lime pickle. This was nothing short of daylight robbery. Our server could see I was not happy yet still proceeded to add the additional charges. I DO NOT recommend. Would have been better off at Greggs...

Lovely restaurant for Indian Street Food Mowglis in Preston. Staff very friendly and helpful. Food excellent ordered two dishes and rice and bread. Will definitely go again.

Went to the Bold Street, Liverpool branch. Ordered a vegetable curry and a chicken curry amongst other items. 2 small pieces of chicken in the chicken curry, that was it. When I mentioned it to the waiter, he said and I quote ‘well better luck next time’. Poor attitude and service, no apology, or offer of a partial refund. We should have made a bit more of a fuss and refused to pay for the chicken curry, just pay for 2 vegetable curries instead! Sorry but could not recommend.

Ambience was fine,food lovely,service poor.Many of the staff were obviously new and untrained.Wouldn't rush back but
never say never!

Visited the Leicester branch.
I had higher expectation for this place, was expecting flavoursome & authentic food.

The decor and ambiance was stunning. The service was great, approachable & friendly staff.
Ordered from the gluten free menu (plenty of choice which was valued). Sadly was disappointed with the taste of food. Ordered a selections tapa’s dishes 5 in total with rice. The only dish which wasn’t sweet was the Angry bird, but very bland. The Treacle Tamarind Fries, MOWGLI sticky chicken and House Lamb dish were all too sweet, which got a little too much towards the end.

It was the first time we visited a Mowgli restaurant - Raghav in the Bristol restaurant was amazing. He guided us through the menu to help us choose the tastiest food we have enjoyed in some time. I would highly recommend both the restauarant, food and service - thanks Raghav we will be back soon!!

Took friend for 50th birthday., Received great service especially from manager Randeep.
Just loved the food and environment. Thanks x