Laham Mandi
Premium lamb, slow-roasted until it gives way at the touch of a spoon, laid over long-grain basmati scented with the smoke it cooked in.
Charcoal pits that burn from dawn. Spices ground at the start of every service. Two hundred dishes across Arabia, the subcontinent and the Far East — cooked to order, carried to your table while they still steam.
Produce arrives each morning. Nothing is portioned the night before.
Led by chefs trained across Lahore, Dubai and Bangkok.
Charcoal pits and a clay tandoor lit from eleven in the morning.
A private family hall, laid linen and unhurried service.
Most tables are served within eighteen minutes of ordering.
Breads pulled, sauces reduced and pastes ground in-house.
Grass-fed mutton and free-range poultry from Narowal farms.
From the first pour of kahwa to the last plate cleared.
Moon Grill began with a single charcoal pit dug behind a small shop in Zafarwal. No menu, no signage — just mutton that had been marinating since the night before and neighbours who kept coming back.
Six years on there are two houses, two hundred dishes and a kitchen that spans Arabia to the Far East. What has not moved is the pit. Everything worth eating here still passes over open flame, and every masala is still ground the morning it is used.
“If the fire is honest, the food needs very little help.”
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Two hundred dishes leave this kitchen. These three are the reason people come back — and the reason they bring someone with them.
Premium lamb, slow-roasted until it gives way at the touch of a spoon, laid over long-grain basmati scented with the smoke it cooked in.
Twelve mini kababs, sixteen mixed botis, four tangri tikkas and roghni naan straight from the tandoor — the whole pit on one board.
Fresh mutton seared in a traditional iron wok with ripe tomatoes, green chilli and black pepper cracked to order.
Three questions, and the kitchen will put a whole table together for you — priced, portioned and ready to send.
There is no shortcut to a six-hour roast. Our kitchen is organised around the parts of cooking that cannot be rushed — and everything else is built to keep out of their way.
Eighteen spices, ground that morning, worked into the meat and left overnight.
Coconut charcoal, held at temperature. Nothing touches the grill until the pit is right.
Every cut rests off the heat so the juices settle instead of running onto the plate.
Plated at the pass and carried straight out. Still steaming when it reaches you.
We are not chasing invention. We are chasing the same plate, made right, a thousand nights in a row.
Head Chef · Moon Grill Kitchen
Photographed across both houses during service. Nothing styled, nothing borrowed — this is what the room looks like when you walk in.
“Absolutely incredible biryani. Authentic flavour and premium ingredients — the best meal I have had in years. I would recommend it to anyone bringing family.”
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Family hall, terrace or a quiet corner — tell us when and how many, and we will have it laid before you arrive. Larger parties and celebrations are always welcome; just say the word.
3 tables open at 20:00
Sends your details to the Narowal host on WhatsApp.
They will confirm the table straight back.