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Address: 385 NW Gilman Blvd, Issaquah, WA 98027
Phone: (425) 270-3739
Website: http://www.mauryacafe.com/
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Fridge “, “ food will be ready is 15 min” a better and clear communication would make the experience much better for first time customers or even anyone.
Things tried:
Idly Sambar, Medu Vada, Rava Dosa
Verdict:
The Rava Dosa is the star of their South Indian offerings — crisp, flavorful, and worth the wait. The Idly was soft and fluffy, though I’ve had better elsewhere. The Medu Vada was a bit underwhelming — not because of the taste, but because it wasn’t made fresh and felt reheated. The Sambar was decent, but their Coconut Chutney really stood out — creamy, fresh, and delicious. Be sure to end your meal with their Chai — it’s a must-try.
Service & Ambience:
While the dosas take time to prepare, everything else arrives fairly quickly. The ambience is quite basic and nothing to write home about, but it serves the purpose.
Overall:
A convenient and reliable go-to spot that won’t disappoint, especially if you’re craving classic Indian comfort food.
The food was absolutely delicious, with authentic flavors that hit all the right notes. Mysore masala dosa, Samosa, coffee, fish and chicken biryani all were delicious. The service was friendly and attentive, making us feel right at home.
Though this isn’t a hi-fi place, the atmosphere is surprisingly calm and relaxing, especially with the soothing sound of a small water spring running just outside the dining area, visible through the windows. It’s a peaceful, cozy spot for a great meal—highly recommend!
We opted for the Chole Bhatura, and it was promptly served to us. The food itself was quite delicious, leaving us satisfied with our choice. The store is impressively organized, offering a wide selection of Indian cuisine, and I particularly appreciated the availability of freshly made South Indian dosas.
I would recommend Maurya Indian Restaurant for a quick bite, especially if you’re looking for a flavorful and speedy meal. However, it might not be the ideal choice for those seeking an elaborate dining experience. Overall, a solid option for a casual, tasty meal
No table service – you order, pay, pick up, eat, and drop your tray fast food style.
5/5 for both the potato samoosas and (very) garlic naan. Loved the Tamarind chutney, ended up pouring it into my samosa .
3.7/5 for the chicken curry (not masala), a little soupy, good heat but lacked spices for my taste.
4/5 for the (dry spicy) mutton, a bit overcooked but excellent mix of spices.
I’ll definitely be back to try some of the other goodies on the menu.
Tried tea, coffee and gobi 65. All of them were very good.
Service was outstanding! Ambience is too good too.
Highly recommend!