The Mayura, Karen

"Good food with a decent variety. We had the platter. Lamb chops were excellent. Quite full when we went. Service is a little slow."

"A place while visiting Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, to get a taste of Indian food. The taste of the food we tried here were authentic. The food were delicious, tasty. The price was a bit on the higher side. The service was a bit slow, but we were not in a hurry, so we enjoyed the time spent here. Had an interaction with the Indian chef and he had a pleasing personality. Highly recommended during stay in Nairobi."

"Absolutely fantastic 🤩 and outstanding experience at this Indian restaurant. This is what Indian food should taste like!! Ignore that bad review below. This food was out of this world. The customer service is amazing! 😍 The Chicken Corn Soup was amazing. I cannot complain anything about this restaurant. The Head Chef (Indian) came around confirming. I let him know the food was FANTASTIC 😊! It really is. I was loosing faith in Kenya restaurants and places to eat, but this place restored my faith and happiness. I will definitely visit again and I highly recommend eating outside near the grass area. It was super relaxing."

"I don’t want to be mean, but this is nowhere close to authentic Indian food. I feel bad for the other people have not had proper Indian food and think that this is a hotspot for it. We decided to come here knowing that they have average food. Of course we regretted it when we saw the exorbitant bill. The only nice thing was the naan. The food tasted old, especially the kebabs. Why do you charge such high prices and then serve old meat? Not to mention, they have a problem whereby they raise their prices as they keep getting popular so a dish that was worth 500 in the beginning now is worth 1000. This is a good way to lose customers. Keep it up."

"This is my fourth time eating here. Located in the hub and probably one of the few eateries there that serves food as opposed to fast food. They have three seating areas: upstairs, indoors and the balcony area. I like the balcony area. They serve Indian dishes and have both vegetarian and meat options. I like that the meals can be shared. This is always a plus. The meals are always hot and they light a candle below to maintain the the temperature. The waiters always give good service. Cutlery is always on the table and their cart of serviettes is a great idea because you hardly run out of serviettes or toothpicks. I also like that they ask you about the level of chilli you can handle: mild, medium or full blown chilli. I have eaten here with my family and everyone can get something to eat be they kids, teenagers, or elderly people. This time round I ordered the fish curry with garlic naan and I enjoyed my food. I also had enough leftover for lunch the next day. The prices can be high or reasonable depending on how you look at it. For me the prices are reasonable because the meals are always enough for two and even if you are alone you get to have some leftover for the next day. This is also a whole meal for around KES 1500. This is the same price you are paying for a drink and snack in most restaurants within Karen, Kilimani and Westlands so I think their prices are reasonable. The only thing I think has an exaggerated price point is always the steamed rice. I also had a passion juice. I remove a star because of location especially if you are not driving. If you are around this area, don't hesitate to give them a try. It is an ideal place for everyone and a great place to treat someone for a meal."