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Mayura Indian Restaurant

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Mayura is a standout for its authentic Southern Indian cuisine and welcoming atmosphere. Reviewers rave about the depth of flavor in dishes like the red fish curry with porotta and appam, as well as the quality of the mango lassi and chai. The Kerala fish dishes are also a highlight, with their perfect balance of spice and flavor. Be prepared for a potentially busy dining experience, as reviewers mention that the service is stellar but the restaurant can get crowded. Reservations may be a good idea, especially if you're planning to visit during peak hours.
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What I loved most about Mayura was the feeling that it was a real family business. It was spotlessly clean and everyone was very kind and welcoming. It was my first time trying Southern Indian cuisine so I let my dining partner do the ordering, though I insisted on at least getting some butter chicken, which I know is not a regional specialty. Idly- these were very different and interesting but the flavor profile didn’t work for me and the dipping sauces were also too spicy for me, though I need things to be VERY mild. Onion Uthappam - this reminded me somewhat of a scallion pancake and I enjoyed it. Aloo Palak - this warm, savory spinach dish was very good Butter chicken - yum, but a tiny bit too spicy for my taste Porotta - this multi-layered bread was the highlight for me! Absolutely delicious!! Appam - This spongy bread was fine but I wouldn’t choose it again Chapathi - this wheat bread was very good

What I loved most about Mayura was the feeling that it was a real family business. It was spotlessly clean and everyone was very kind and welcoming. It was my first time trying Southern Indian cuisine so I let my dining partner do the ordering, though I insisted on at least getting some butter chicken, which I know is not a regional specialty. Idly- these were very different and interesting but the flavor profile didn’t work for me and the dipping sauces were also too spicy for me, though I need things to be VERY mild. Onion Uthappam - this reminded me somewhat of a scallion pancake and I enjoyed it. Aloo Palak - this warm, savory spinach dish was very good Butter chicken - yum, but a tiny bit too spicy for my taste Porotta - this multi-layered bread was the highlight for me! Absolutely delicious!! Appam - This spongy bread was fine but I wouldn’t choose it again Chapathi - this wheat bread was very good

Amazing South Indian food. Tried the red fish curry with porotta and appam, blew us away with the depth of flavor and quality. Mango lassi was deliciously slurpable, light, yet heavier on the yogurt with a light whipped texture, perfect for spicy food pairing. Good chai. Amazing chicken biryani. Ras malai is delectable, sweet, refreshing. Service is stellar, and the woman owner goes around to each table to check in with guests, a wonderful moment to connect with the one who makes this all happen. Coming again!

Amazing South Indian food. Tried the red fish curry with porotta and appam, blew us away with the depth of flavor and quality. Mango lassi was deliciously slurpable, light, yet heavier on the yogurt with a light whipped texture, perfect for spicy food pairing. Good chai. Amazing chicken biryani. Ras malai is delectable, sweet, refreshing. Service is stellar, and the woman owner goes around to each table to check in with guests, a wonderful moment to connect with the one who makes this all happen. Coming again!

What a true treat and gem. If you're looking for your default dishes and some exciting treats from the southern regions of India, you've come to the right place. It's touted as the best Indian in LA and I surely agree! The Kerala fish dishes are fantastic and leave you yearning for more, especially with all the hotness that opens up your appetite. The fried chicken and biryani's were also delectable.