I ordered chicken briyani slp and chicken manchurian as a takeout and both turned out good and tasty. That's the reason ive given 5 star because the food was really good and up to 5 star taste

My wife and I constantly crave Indian food and, while we rarely visit Indian restaurants strictly for a buffet, we enjoy the variety of items that only a buffet can provide. My wife grew up in the Research Triangle area of North Carolina, which possesses multiple restaurants specializing in grand weekend buffets offering a vast array of items. We are always on the hunt for similar places, and Mayuri seemed to fit the bill based on reviews. As such, we decided to visit the Herndon restaurant for a Sunday brunch. We found the buffet selection a more modest affair than the more vast selections we are used to and in comparison to other reviewers' more elaborate descriptions. Think about 6ish vegetarian and nonveg items each, plus the standard accoutrement (naan, rice, chutney, etc), and you'll get a more accurate picture. Despite the smaller selection than expected, we still enjoyed our meal. The staff consistently refilled items throughout service, and the food tasted reasonably fresh. Furthermore, while we ate amply, we did not find the food overly rich or oily as is the case at numerous other Indian restaurants. We also appreciated the Andhra focused flavors, as these often are harder to find than standard North Indian fare and speak to my wife's heritage and palate. Some highlights of our meal included fluffy idli with tangy sambar, juicy and well spiced tandoori chicken, and a well prepared gongura mutton curry. The dining room seemed clean if not a bit spartan. The weekend buffet costs $19.99 per person. We have no reference point for Indian buffet costs in the area yet, but found this an okay value given the quantity of items on offer. Overall, we had a good meal at Mayuri and found the buffet food fresh and tasty. The selection did not wow us but the quality of cooking was there. If in need of a quick weekend buffet lunch with South Indian flavors, Mayuri will hit the the spot.

My wife and I got lunch from here yesterday. I would definitely recommend it, but our order was a bit of a mixed bag. The highlight by far was the Mayuri special gobi. It was spicy, flavorful, this dish alone would be enough to get me back. The chicken tikka masala was good too. Nothing that special about it, but flavorful and went well with the gobi. The one part of the meal that was a bust was the Aloo Fry. This may be popular for some people, but for us, the undercooked lentils made it almost inedible. The flavor was great, and the potato was excellent, but there were a lot of lentils that were rock hard. If it has not been for this dish it would have been a 5 start meal.

I ordered for pick up but I was pretty impressed by their clean and modern restaurant. I had a pretty early scheduled pick up so I ended up having to wait a little extra. It was ok though because they gave me a nice cup of hot milk tea while I waited and it was so good! I ordered the Chicken Lunchbox and it was a great deal! Two types of chicken, I think it was tandoori style and the other was a curry. It had daal and another creamed spinach onion stew and a big serving of rice and naan. My favorite part was that it had dessert! I really enjoyed everything and I'm pleased that I'll be having another meal out of this, a generous serving!

Delicious carry out experience. Im familiar with Mayuri from its old location in Hunters woods and was sad when it closed. I think this restaurant is the same one. Food is reasonably priced. The Tandoori chicken was my favoriteSucculent and tender. The portion sizes of everything was good and fed two people for two dinners. I picked up my order within 20 min after ordering online. It was ready before being notified even. I would definitely come here again.

I want to give this place 4+ stars. The food is actually good and fresh. South Indian preparations, tried the Sunday buffet to sample a bunch of things. The chaat corner with spinach chaat, pani poori, mirchi Bhajji chaat, amongst others were good. Their sambhar is delicious and many varieties of coconut chutneys. Service is prompt and very clean and hygienic place.

LUNCH BUFFET IS WEEKENDS ONLY Went here for lunch on a weekday. They served me a water bottle instead of a glass with ice, which I found odd. Unsure if that's their normal method or if there's a problem with the water supply. I ordered chana masala and an order of garlic naan. Hot, fresh, and fluffy. Was hoping for a strong garlic flavor but it was very faint. The naan itself was excellent, but the garlic portion was not. The chana masala portion was very generous. I ended up having a snack's worth of leftovers. Flavor wise it was ok, nothing special. There were some herbs that I didn't quite like the taste of, as they sort of clashed with the rest of the ingredients. Overall, I had a decent lunch here. Can't really recommend but also can't knock the place. My return depends on how good the other Indian restaurants in the area are.

Service was good. Ambiance was semi-clean. Pretty open for a Friday night at 6pm. Goat curry left some flavor to be desired. Almost as if the curry wasn't thick enough. Garlic naan was good though, loaded with garlic.