An excellent in service with smile What An Authentic , Homely Food very Very Friendly Approach with all the customers.... Food is always served according to desire and taste....

Very fast and efficient service. We had veggie pakora which was crunchy and delicious, followed by a fish curry that was delicious despite the mild spice level. Beautiful decor and upscale. Meal cost about $42 including 2 breads. Very reasonable

I've been coming to swagat Indian cuisine for 5 years and the food here has never disappointed me when it comes to their ambiance and food. I would highly recommend their Malai lobster, chicken biryani, and butter chicken. It's a MUST try.

The best Indian food in Morisville. Try the Butter Chicken, you can't go wrong or the Malai Lobster.

Been here at least 10 plus times now and it never fails. Me and my partner LOVE this place. Driving 30+ mins now that we're not close by anymore. The manager Raj is always super friendly and the food comes out super quick! The vibe is always chill and easy! The chilli naan will change yo life. Coming from peeps who have tried just about every place in the triangle.

Parking:located next to a food lion and movie theatre so plenty of space to park Food: pani puri was a great start and really enjoyable. Kadhi was spiced and creamy. Service: was good and attentive server. got food in timely manner Ambience: spacious on the inside and more of an open dining area with Indian vibe

Excellent food and service. Original flavor and spices I had the goat curry and chilli naan. Topped it off with homemade mango ice cream.

I went to Swagat for dinner on a Tuesday. It was pretty busy around 8pm. The restaurant is located in a strip mall. It has a bar, booth seating, and tables as well. My cousin's husband is from northern India, and according to him, this place was very close to what he'd get in India. We ordered a lot of food. For the appetizers we got a fried vegetable patty and the Swagat (chicken) 65. For entrees, we got butter chicken, chicken korma, lamb rogan josh, and saag paneer. We also got some garlic naan and roomali roti on the side. All of them were very good, though the Swagat 65 appetizer came after the entrees. My favorites were the saag paneer and Swagat 65. The spinach blend the paneer was cooked in was very flavorful and surprisingly creamy. The Swagat 65 was heavily sauced, but it was tender with some crispy parts. The sauce was lightly spicy and a little sweet. Service was good, there was one guy who specifically kept refilling our water. Food came out pretty quickly too. Definitely a good Indian restaurant, and apparently authentic North Indian cuisine.

Solid Indian food. Work catered lunch from here and everyone was raving about the food. I ordered the chicken tikka masala medium spice and I'd say their medium spice is pretty spicy. The dish was rich and loaded with chicken! The problem of spice levels at Indian restaurants is that they can be pretty random and even at the same restaurant it can be a different experience from one visit to another. They had 3 levels of spice: mild, medium, and swagat spicy lol. I can't imagine what swagat spice meant honestly. That's just a word of warning, but I'd eat from here again.