Address and Contact Information
Address: 701 Commerce St, Dallas, TX 75202
Phone: (737) 975-6776
Website: https://mayfairgarden-texas.com/
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⭐ Cauliflower 65 – 5/5 Absolute standout dish. Perfectly crispy on the outside, soft inside, and the sauce was insanely flavorful without being overpowering. Easily a must-order.
⭐ Paneer / Spinach Curry – 4.5/5Rich, creamy, and well balanced with spices. Tasted fresh and paired amazingly with the naan.
⭐ Garlic Naan – 4.5/5Soft, buttery, loaded with garlic, and slightly charred just the way it should be.
⭐ Biryani – 4/5Great aroma and good spice level. Flavorful overall, though I personally like it a little more layered.
⭐ Tandoori Appetizer – 4/5Nicely grilled with a smoky touch. Juicy and well marinated.
⭐ Desserts (Gulab Jamun & Baklava) – 4/5Warm, sweet, and a satisfying way to end the meal without feeling too heavy.
Service – 5/5The owner was very welcoming and personally checked on customers, which made the experience feel warm and genuine.
Menu – 5/5Loved the smaller, focused menu. It usually means better quality and execution, and it definitely showed in the food.
Overall Rating: 4.6/5Great food, excellent hospitality, and a comfortable vibe. If you’re nearby, this spot is absolutely worth trying — and don’t leave without ordering the Cauliflower 65!
It was our first time seeing this style of restaurant and we were really unfamiliar with the dishes so we decided to ask the cashier for recommendations. They kindly recommended the dishes in the photos and they were really delicious! We had ordered a sandwich looking one (apologies i forgotten the name), a rice platter, truffle fries and Turkish Delight. Each one came out fairly quickly, in really big portions and they had a very warm homemade feeling to them. The sandwich in particular was my favorite because it had really fresh tasting vegetables and the bread remind me of green onion pancakes. The Turkish delight was very surprising. I’m really used to the snow cubes ones you get in stores but these ones had some nutty, floral, and sweet tasting ones. In the end, we packed some to go and saved it as lunch during the convention and even overnight, they still stayed really fresh the next day.
Overall, the staff was really kind and for the first time, we got to speak with the owner about his story on starting up this restaurant and his humble beginnings. I really wish this place luck for the future because this has gave us a lasting memory of our first restaurant we went to in TX. Thank you and happy holidays!
Our server was very welcoming and kind. He said they recently tweaked their menu to add more options.
I don’t typically write reviews, but I felt this one deserved some clarification. And since they asked me to, I will oblige.
I’d been looking forward to trying this restaurant for a while. As someone who enjoys French and kebab-style food, and who’s missed North African and Middle Eastern flavors since living in Europe, I was excited to see a spot that seemed to offer that mix.
However, upon arriving, I quickly realized it wasn’t what I expected. Despite its name and the posters on the storefront, this is not a French or fusion restaurant, it’s an Indian restaurant. The posters (which look AI-generated) show dishes that aren’t even on the menu, which is very misleading. I found it funny they, Larping as French fusion restaurant, gave me a business card to give a google review and on it says: “from Paris to Dallas”.
To be fair, the food and service were both excellent. My review isn’t about quality, it’s about honesty in presentation. I stayed and ate because I was already there, and the meal was genuinely good. It just wasn’t what I had come for.
For anyone craving Indian food, this place might be worth your time visiting. But if you’re expecting North African or French cuisine, you may want to look elsewhere.