If you’ve walked past a Mowgli and thought, “This looks like Indian street food—but make it fairy lights,” you’re not wrong. Mowgli Street Food is a UK-born Indian restaurant brand founded by Nisha Katona, who left a 20-year career as a barrister to build a restaurant concept inspired by the food Indians eat at home and on the streets.
Mowgli has grown into a widely recognised chain with multiple locations across the UK (including London), and it’s become a go-to for people who want Indian flavours in a modern, approachable setting.
This visit, though, was very specific: Charlotte Street (Fitzrovia), London, and it was during their Christmas Feasting menu season.
And my overall verdict? A genuinely enjoyable experience—great service, great atmosphere, great presentation—but the food (especially the mains) didn’t land for Indian tastebuds in the way you’d hope.
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