Mayuri Indian Cuisine

We went for lunch after a hike and got a decent meal with some filling food. There is parking out front. We arrived around the lunch rush and had to wait 5-10 mins to be seated as the restaurant seemed understaffed (3 servers for the entire place). There is no more lunch buffet either because of COVID or changing costs. You can order off the lunch menu during lunch or the full menu. The restaurant overall seemed a little worn down but had that cozy family restaurant vibe. I ordered lamb and vegetable samosas for appetizers and they were okay. Felt a little overpriced. I tried the Andhra Chicken, Butter Chicken, Coconut Chicken, and Mutton curry, and honestly think they all tasted fine. Nothing spectacular. The lunch combos all come with rice, naan, soup, beans, potatoes, yogurt, and dessert, so you will definitely be full. The mango lassi is tasty and not too sweet. My only complaint is that due to low staffing, I had to wait quite a bit for my food to arrive. Also they didn’t bring out my combo until I finished my samosa appetizer, so make sure to tell the staff you want your food altogether. Overall decent food for a formerly well known restaurant that has passed its heyday.

Go-to Indian restaurant for dine-in food. The food can sometimes take a miss but has been good 95% of the time. There are certain dishes that are never bad - chicken dum biryani, majestic chicken, tandoori items. The curries can sometimes miss the right taste but overall, a nice Indian restaurant that we happily go to when we cannot decide where to eat!

The food was really delicious- especially South Indian food. We ordered one North Indian lunch special and that was okay. But the Poori Potato Curry, Uthapam and Masala Dosa were really really good. Would prefer to have South Indian from here. Dont forget to order Madras Coffee - it’s pretty good too.

We really like the food here. The management has also done a good job of spacing out the tables and modifying the layout to create a safer environment during the pandemic. The buffet is closed, understandably, at this time. The menu is great and a good value. However, we chose not to dine there the other night because we noticed many of the staff were not following proper procedures. Many of them were not wearing their masks correctly. As a patron, we question what other safety measures they are not following. We did not feel comfortable to stay and dine in. I hope the management does a better job in training the staff to take the safety measures more seriously for everyone's protection. Mandates are irrelevant to all individuals who are immune compromised, who may also work there, so it's important to follow precautionary measures to protect everyone, as many restaurants still do.

Been going here weekly for months. Their lunch specials made me like Indian food — good variety on a single platter, generous portions. The only feedback I can give is that the food is not always consistent (still good but not as good). For example, naan is more crispy sometimes, or the curry is slightly less salty / more watery. Consistency will make this place truly stand out