The Moti Mahal dining room, tables laid beneath pendant lights

About

You're not a guest here. You're family.

Good food, good mood

A kitchen built around Bengal, wide enough for everyone at the table

Moti Mahal takes its name seriously — every dish is meant to feel like it was cooked for family, not for a menu card. The kitchen starts from Bengal: mustard, gondhoraj lime, panch phoron, the slow kosha gravies and steamed bhapa fish that a Murshidabad household would recognise. From there it widens — a full tandoor for kebabs and breads, a continental section of pastas and sizzlers, and a pan-Asian wok line for the nights everyone wants noodles instead.

Most first-time guests start with the thali, veg or non-veg, from ₹149 — rice, dal, a vegetable or two, chutney, papad and something sweet to finish. Everything on the card is priced to order more than one dish and share.

Moti Mahal's facade, lit up after dark beneath an old tree

The room

Top floor, looking out over the grounds

The restaurant and bar sit on the top floor of Mahfil-e-Motijheel, air-conditioned throughout — eighty seats in the dining room, forty more in the bar, windows on the lawns and the water from both.

  • Multi-cuisine
  • Bar, 40 seats
  • Fully air conditioned
  • Room service for hotel guests
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The dining room set for service

Not dining in?

Free delivery across Lalbagh

If you'd rather eat at home, we deliver free across Lalbagh and the areas nearby. Order on WhatsApp and it comes hot — scan the code on any of our posters, or just message the number below.

Part of Mahfil-e-Motijheel

One kitchen, whether you're staying or just visiting

Moti Mahal is the in-house restaurant of Mahfil-e-Motijheel, the resort beside Motijheel Park. Hotel guests can order room service straight from this menu; everyone else is just as welcome to book a table.

Come hungry

We'll keep a table