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Maaya Review – March 2024
If you desire sublime decor, a warm ambience, coupled with good service with a smile & excellent food, the Maaya delivers strongly on all counts. The menu offers all spice levels and a good selection of drinks.
The restaurant was full with customers throughout our stay. Service appeared praiseworthy given the magnitude of staffing levels. Our orders were taken smartly. The popadoms with spices arrived in good time and the starters then mains were equally punctual
The food was, on the whole, an absolute delight. Exceptionally fresh and tasty accompanied with expected spice levels. One of our members was quoted as saying the onion bhaji’s were the best he had ever had, another member was as equally impressed with the bombay aloo. The giant Naan breads add theatre & a gloss to the Maaya event.
Prices are a “degree above the average” and absolutely justified. It is no wonder this restaurant has won so many awards.
PH
Also, check out the scores and the common curry.
Common Curry – Top end of price range but worth it.
Certificate – 5 star certificate awarded.
Web site – http://www.maayamiltonkeynes.com
Positive | Negative |
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Cod Amritsari, a fish pakora, best starter I’ve ever had | Koh-E-Awadh, meat on the chops a little sparse |
Chicken Tika Trio, a different flavour and spice of complimenting tastes | Lamb Dhansak wasn’t a Dhansak, not sour in any way |
Chicken 65, excellent starter | Starters arrived before the popodom plates were cleared |
Gol Gappa, superb | Egg fried rice perhaps a little ‘over fried’ |
King Prawn Puree, lot of spice, delicious | |
Laal Maas – hot, tasty | |
Lamb Achari, superb | |
Jhinga Tawa, good quality prawns | |
All positive comments about the veggies or naans. Rice mostly good | |
Good service and atmosphere |
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