Mayuri Indian Restaurant

Aslam Aliekum My Name is Karim Yasin My Family and just want to say thank to the Mayuri Staff and Crew for doing an excellent job Wonderful Food and Most Fabulous Service we couldn’t have picked a Better place May Allah SWT Bless you always Thank you so much i hope to do another get together real soon inshallah

Very spicy… no Indian taste at all. Waste of money. atmosphere is great. Chicken soup taste like bad onion.

I had a work Christmas party here and the food was horrible. I’ve been to alottttt of Indian restaurants and trust me I’ve had way more better food. Everything was very bland and not tasteful the quality of the food was poor even the desserts I’ve had better elsewhere no taste. Lacking a selection and variety of foods try indian grill in Arlington Highlands wayyyyyyy better the best I’ve ever had when it comes to Indian Food!

Mayuri is hands down my favorite Indian lunch buffet place in Irving. The fact they serve dosas plays a part, but the price and quality of food is very good. I like Underground as well, but Mayuri is my first choice every time I want a good lunch! They chicken tikka and biryani are always great!

Good Afternoon buffet. Please remove the night buffet if you can’t cook food at night don’t just keep the left overs and charge the same thing. You are just gonna loose your customers if you do it.

We went for night buffet, the food is very spicy and tasteless. I got sick after eating their food.

Fresh food in dinner buffet. An unusual to find dinner buffet in Indian Restaurent and it was very good with lots of variety.

I gave two stars because of late night hours on weekend, but this place is not clean and had hairs in biryani and thats the reason I am not going there again. It is very disgusting.

Food is very limited considering a buffet. serves veges that smells like off the date. not worth the price.seriously.will never visit again.

Worst food in the night bufeet, they ruined my friday night. i filled my stomach with water besides of thier dishes. Noodles and manchuria are of oily odour. No hospitality.

The food is not bad it is average, the only reason for me giving a 1star is due to its worst customer service. It is shit they put faces like they don’t was us to come into the restaurant, the management should take care of it.

I went to Mayuri during a special promotion. $ 10 All You Can Eat dinner buffet. The selection was great. Not many buffets where you can find biryani as a buffet item. They had both chicken and veggie. The naan is fresh out the oven. Although they have garlic naan, I like the original. I will definitely go back! It’s my favorite Indian restaurant.

A decent restaurant with selectively good menu. Starters (chicken manchuri, baby corn majestic) are too good, spicy and have the authenticity.
Regarding the main course we ordered chicken kadai and navratan korma with naan which was again good but tandoori roti was not at all good, it was a mix of neither parota nor roti.
Deserts lassi was too good but whereas gajar halwa and ras malai was pathetic. My suggestion would be not even to try this.

Went to Mauyri after long time; sad to find the taste of food has gone spectacularly down.
Apart from the goat curry, nothing was worth almost $ 14 for weekend buffet.

I’m a huge fan of Indian food and have tried many places. I have been to India and appreciate the time and vast quantities of ingredients. Fresh naan, idlies and dosas are made. Plenty of heat and variety of South Indian style dishes. Surprisingly no samosa or aloo on the buffet on my visit. It was about 13 bucks which seems average value for the quality of ingredients. Seems popular with young and older Indians, so what do I know? I think I’d pick another spot as my favorite, but this place would certainly satisfy and curry craving

This place has the best indian food around this area. The food here reminded me of India .
The mango lassi is delightful here.
The paneer and manchurian is also sumptuous.
I would recommend this place.

Recently visited this Indian restaurant with a few friends for dinner. The location is pretty convenient; right off 635 with a dedicated lot. Nice.
We didn’t have to wait long to sit and already I enjoyed the peaceful ambiance and overall quiet feeling of the place. Relaxing.
I ordered a very standard tandoori chicken dish while my husband opted for something more exotic, out of the norm. Both us and our friends were definitely pleased with our meals– delicious, perfect spicing, and plenty to go around (read: leftovers). I ate on those leftovers for days afterwards and they were still amazing.
PS. Try the mango lassi– you won’t be disappointed!

After a return visit, I’m confident in a four star rating. Several of the items that were lacking in my previous visit have been resolved, including:
— Goat curry sauce seems spicier and more flavorful
— Naan was excellent, not too thick, not too chewy etc.
— Plate pickup service was quick and efficient
I was a little disappointed to see that Chicken 65 wasn’t available on this day, but they did have a «chilli chicken» dish available (I suspect not extremely authentic) that was very good, featuring bell peppers and onions. I also tried more of the vegetarian options, and they were all really good.
Most of all, though, they’re still hitting it out of the park with that biryani. It is oh-​so-​good, great spice and perfectly cooked.
Finally, the galub jamun was just as good as I remembered. This is definitely my favorite Indian place in the area. Yum!

Night buffet is deceptive. All they have is biriyani and a sweet dish. Biriyani is full of raw spice and it seems that you will find more spice than rice. Not to mention, only chicken biriyani. We called them before going there, but they said they have variety of items. Totally disappointed. It is not recommended to anyone.

We used to be constant customers when Mayuri was located right off of Lake Carolyn in Las Colinas.
It seems with the move perhaps there was a change of management and most staff, because this place is a shadow of its former self.
The hot and sour soup and samosas were wonderful, but after that everything, including the service, was underwhelming.
Our dishes were mediocre and lacked the old exciting flavors they used to have.
Our server was hard to understand, seemed to have a hard time understanding us, was not particularly friendly, and goofed up our order.
As of this month, the health department rates this place with a grade of C.
We will not be returning. Mediocre service and food are too much for the price you pay to eat here.