Though India and Indiana are roughly the same word, their cuisine offerings are worlds apart. Find out the difference two letters make with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $10 for $20 worth of Indian food for tables of two or three
- $20 for $40 worth of Indian food for tables of four or more<p>
In addition to mixing fresh fruit and nuts into the navaratan kurma’s array of seasonal vegetables ($11.95), the chefs can spoon fiery sauce over the lamb vindaloo’s slow-cooked lamb and potatoes ($12.95). See the full menu.<p>
Mayura Indian Grill & Bar
Relying on traditional recipes from northern and southern India, the chefs at Mayura Indian Grill & Bar forge their halal-friendly menu of meaty and vegetarian dishes. Their specialty lies in filling dosas with spicy lentil chutney or potato curry, but they also simmer house-made cottage cheese alongside fragrant herbs and seek out seasonal vegetables for some of their entrees. They can marinate orders of chicken and lamb in one of their spice-infused sauces before roasting them in a clay oven that burns more intensely than a bodybuilder's love of lunges.
Dishes, whether meat or vegetable based, end up on the dining-room tables' crisp, white linens, which, along with the rows of corrugated pillars, imbue the space with a stately air. Beyond mealtimes, Mayura embraces south Asian culture by occasionally showcasing Indian films for the community.
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“Great food, but don't go expecting great service.”
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“Helpful waiter provided information and suggestions for delicious gluten free options.”
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“I went to Mayura last night and the food was delicious. The restaurant is very nice, well decorated and lit, perfect place to go on a date. It was my first time...”
“I went to Mayura last night and the food was delicious. The restaurant is very nice, well decorated and lit, perfect place to go on a date. It was my first time trying Indian food and I would recommend this place!”
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