Restaurante Mayura

4 Anthony Hogan - 3 years ago

This restaurant serves a continuation of Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi cuisine. The photos on the wall are of Bangladesh. The service is attentive. The bottom floor is more like a cafe, but go up upstairs for the more formal dining room. The flavors are intense and there are a variety of options. Even if the tables are empty, don't let that stop you. Definitely try this delicious option.

5 Rachel Sasser - 3 years ago

Great Indian food! Wouldn’t even want to try anywhere else in the city! The owner is super friendly and the food is delicious - we’ve tried 4 curries now and all of them have been excellent. Great value too! Try the samosas, butter naan, murgh chole (chicken and chickpeas) and bhuna gosht (lamb) but really, I imagine everything is fantastic. They’ve got cheap beers too. Also, if you ask for “muy picante” they don’t play around with the heat! SO GOOD.

1 Gaby Rikys - 6 months ago

First time here. Brought my Indian friend and I repent, felt ashamed with him. The service isn’t bad but the food is. No taste at all… the butter chicken was sweet and the spinach mutton very poor… But you cannot expect too much from a restaurant that also sells clothes. You can immediately notice that they do this only for the money, not the people that dare to go inside their place.

3 Alexa Sanford - a year ago

Nice people. Having been to many Indian restaurants in many countries the food was decent. The chicken Tikka masala was just OK but the boscht and daal saag were really nice. However there was very very little meat in the curries, very disappointing. Considering the lack of meat and standing of the restaurant it was quite expensive.

3 Guru Chandar - a year ago

Nice Indian food in Mexico and for the facilities what they have i feel they charge more. Its very unfortunate to see they don't carry utensil for carry out order

5 Felipe Cervantes Sodi - 2 years ago

This is the best indian restaurant in Mexico city. I had high expectations about the food and were satisfied. The service is also great. The only drawback is the small place that seems old.

2 Pranjal Agarwal - 8 months ago

Not authentic Indian food. Having tried many different Indian places in cdmx, i can say there are much better options in the city. They don't have proper equipment to prepare tandoor/naan breads. So the food hardly tastes like original. Also, we felt pressured to order more food at a point. Some things were decently priced, but some were overpriced. Overall, definitely not worth it.