Having read all the good reviews we booked fairly early (7pm) on as Saturday night. We were the…read morefirst customers, so expected a fast and efficient service. The welcome was certainly friendly and efficient and we were quickly seated in the largest dining room with roof lights, interesting wall paintings and pictures. The menu (which has changed from the one on the web site) is quite extensive. We chose a mixed starter for two (£11.95), a large plate of fried onions and bell peppers (capsicum) with two each of: Onion Bhajee, chicken on the bone, chicken and lamb tikka, Sheek kebab. This was pretty good, but on the whole rather greasy especially the onions and peppers and the Onion Bhajee, and some of the elements too mildly spiced. We followed this by two lamb curries (around £9.00 each), one medium spiced and one Madras hot, with Garlic Naan Bread (£2.45) and Bombay Alloo potato side dish (£3.45). Unfortunately the medium dish was much too cool so we had to send it back to be re-heated, this proved to be difficult as the restaurant had started to become busier and the service seemed to be struggling. Overall the food was pretty good, but not special. My Madras hot dish was quite spicy, but temperatures always vary as you travel across the country. On our single experience I'd rate both the service and food as variable between 2 and 4 stars. Given everybody else's comments, we'll probably have to give it another go sometime and hope for the best. The pricing would be pretty good, if the food and service were up to scratch. The location is in the middle of town with no private car park, but there is a reasonable amount of parking on a side road almost opposite.

Went to the Mysore when a friend was visiting England and wanted to go for a curry. There was a…read morelarge party (15) and they took us with no booking, that has got to be a plus! The food was really nice and more traditional than a normal curry house. As other curry houses have there was lots of choice for veggies. Mmmm making me feel hungry thinking about it. the restaurant is quite small and they were not too keen on the buggy being up in there but the baby of the party was asleep in it so folding it was not an option. The service was good and the food was a decent price. I would go again, as the food was so delicious. Parking is limited if you want to park close by and there is one disabled space, although there is a car park across the road a short walk away.

Without question the best Indian restaurant in Milton Keynes. We've lived in MK for 25 years and…read morehave tried many Indian restaurants including all of the 'big name' restaurants (Jaipur, Calcutta Brasserie etc) and this little Jem of a restaurant blows them all out of the water. We've been getting takeaway regularly from here for the last year or so and the quality of the food is exceptional. Having spoken to the proprietor it's clear that they buy the best quality ingredients and pride themselves on good quality and authenticity. The look of the restaurant can be deceptive as it's very small and doesn't have fancy decor but the food is amazing and they have a very good food hygiene rating from the council.

Take away is nice. Not spectacular but also not poor. Every time we've been in to collect the card…read moremachine doesn't work. So make sure you take cash.

Very nice, clean & friendly thai restaurant…read more Prices are a little bit steap for what you get but still very tasty!

Very nice decor in Thai restaurantplay above the Indian below. Good food and service except a delay…read moregetting our bill made us late for a cab.

Okay this isn't the Taj Mahal but for Indian it'll do just fine. Large portions and decent prices…read moreat Maaya. I was here for lunch, so maybe it's gets crazy for dinner or weekends or brunch or something. But it was pleasant outdoor dining on an early-fall afternoon, with fast service without rushing things. All the traditionals are on the menu, and the naan was soft and hot. My appetizer chicken was a nice take on the full tiki dish, with a little heat a sauce that complemented. Saag is always a solid choice, but there are many choices they won't disappoint. Since it's near the office I'll return when in town.

Hands down this is one of the best Indian restaurants you'll visit. Came here with my son, we love…read morean Indian when the girls are away but we thought we'd treat ourselves. Great location, perfect ambiance and the food is amazing. Staff are friendly and attentive (I hate to be invisible!). We will definitely visit again, thanks guys

We went for lunch but sadly half the menu items are only available in the evenings. No British…read moremains, no salads, no sushi, just 80% Indian food and some Chinese. The popcorn was stale, as were the prawn crackers. A disappointment.

There is a limited choice of restaurants in Milton Keynes and this buffet offers a welcome variety…read moreof foods all in one place. The quality and assortment of vegetable dishes is probably the best I've seen at a buffet including dishes with baby carrots, mushrooms, beans and water chestnuts. You can have grilled meats, noodles, and ice cream served upon ordering. The pizza and naan bread was freshly cooked and replenished. The atmosphere in the restaurant is relaxed with upbeat music and there is Asian inspired artwork lining the walls. Nothing mind-blowing here but MK buffet is a solid good-all-rounder.