Shan-e-Mughal on Tariq Road serves up the grandeur of Mughal cuisine at accessible prices. Their korma and handi gosht are slow-cooked to perfection, and the Shahi Biryani with its saffron-infused rice is a bestseller. A great spot for Mughlai food lovers in Tariq Road.
A house specialty prepared with authentic flavors
A house specialty prepared with authentic flavors
A house specialty prepared with authentic flavors
A house specialty prepared with authentic flavors
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Note: Please confirm specific dietary requirements with the server before ordering.
2 days ago
The korma is rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced with warming spices. Outstanding.
1 week ago
The handi gosht slow-cooked in a sealed clay pot is absolutely divine. Deep, rich flavours.
3 weeks ago
The shahi tukra dessert is the perfect ending — rich, sweet, and utterly indulgent.
1 month ago
Authentic Mughal cooking that carries the real essence of this royal cuisine.
2 months ago
This is what Mughlai cooking is supposed to taste like. Every dish is a royal experience.
3 months ago
A true Karachi institution for Mughlai food. Standards never drop, quality never wavers.
4 months ago
The Mughlai biryani here is simply extraordinary. Fragrant rice, perfect spices, tender meat.
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Shan-e-Mughal (Tariq Road) is located at Tariq Road, Karachi. You can reach them at 021-34315577.
Shan-e-Mughal (Tariq Road) is open 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM. It's recommended to call ahead for reservations during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The average cost is ₨ 900 per person. With a value rating of 2/5, it is considered one of the best value-for-money spots in Tariq Road.
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