Indian restaurant brand Arsalan has announced the launch of a new outlet in Rajouri Garden, Delhi, as reported by ET Hospitality.  

Founded on 6 October 2002, the Mughlai cuisine brand operates 12 outlets in Kolkata and has an international presence in Dubai. 

Arsalan CEO Raghib Parwez was quoted by the news agency as saying: “We are thrilled to bring Arsalan to Delhi’s food lovers. Delhi has a deep appreciation for authentic royal flavours and we are excited to share the taste of Mughlai heritage with the capital.  

“From our signature biryanis to the royal kebabs and rich curries, each dish is a tribute to Mughlai royalty – crafted with love, tradition and an unwavering commitment to excellence.”  

The menu offered at the new outlet includes slow-cooked chicken and mutton biryanis, kebabs and curries inspired by traditional Mughlai recipes.  

The new restaurant’s interior reflects elements of Mughal-era aesthetics while incorporating modern elements. 

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Parwez added: “Our journey began with the vision to bring the timeless flavours of Mughlai cuisine to a larger audience. The overwhelming love we have received from our patrons has been the driving force behind our expansion.  

“With this launch in Delhi, we look forward to continuing our legacy and forging new connections with food enthusiasts who appreciate the royal taste of Mughlai tradition.” 

In October 2024, the Calcutta High Court issued an interim order, effective until November 26, after the owners of the hotel chain filed a case against service providers using names identical to the Arsalan trademark. 

The court observed that certain restaurants and service providers were using the name, including variations such as A1 Arsalan Biryani, with the intent to mislead consumers and create confusion in the market. 

Justice Rao stated that modifying the Arsalan name with prefixes or suffixes could mislead the public into believing that these restaurants were connected to the plaintiff’s business.