Maurya Indian Groceries & Restaurant

Extremely authentic southern Indian restaurant tucked inside a grocery store! One of the best Indian food experiences in Seattle. Gigantic dosa. Plenty of vegetarian and gluten free options. Can’t wait to work my way through this menu.

A decent place to get all your Indian groceries done. The vegetables are quite fresh. The thing I like about their grocery is the cost is very transparent. They have a few screens that display the vegetable (both picture and name) with the price. I have rarely seen this type of transparency for Indian vegetables elsewhere. Kudos to them. Their frozen section is quite comprehensive. They also a nice cozy restaurant on the back of the store. The food there is fine.

Small and quaint Indian grocery store with an attached cafe. Their fresh produce section is my favorite. They stock fresh Sapotas when they are in season. I bought a bunch and let them ripen in a paper bag and they taste just like the Sapota I used to eat in India. The idli batter is also great. The best I have tried so far.

Delicious authentic food with subtle flavors, incredibly tender meat. Biryani was a generous portion and had lovely nuances of clove and cardamom. This place is also a busy grocery store with a multitude of hard to find items from India. Was brought here by friends from India who recommended it for its genuine flavors.

The best idli I have ever had in Washington. Portions are generous and the idli is so fluffy it melts in your mouth. It's a must try. They have some good biryani too.
Absolutely loved the food here.

Excellent groceries shop for availability of Indian spices and food stuff The staff is very friendly and helpful and some items availability is more or less not available in other groceries or malls.Will post photos which I will capture the essence of the shop

I always liked the idea of grocery and restaurant together. But restaurant with a view is added advantage. They need to spend sometime and money on upkeep of the surrounding rest is good. Variety in groceries, decent quality food. Dosa was little thick then usual, masala in dosa had a touch of ghee! And coconut chutney with taste of peanuts. Whole wheat Roti were light and nicely done. Garvey of veggies were rich in flavor.

Great food! Recently visited their restaurant while picking up some groceries. You could give your take out orders, and finish your shopping while it is getting ready. All under one roof.

Tried 3 times so far, 5/5 stars every time! They know their craft. It is kerala style, and they shuffle up their "this week's special" menu that is unique and flavorful so do give that a try!

Vegetables are fresh and most of Indian rice bags are available, friendly staffs. I would recommend this store

Did not expect the amazing food from this little grocery/cafe. Authentic Indian food. Their fish biriyani was really spicy but so good!

Best biryani I have had in the states. Dindugal biryani got to be the best.

Loads of grocery options at this place. Must visit for all the Indian food stuff from Masalas, ready to eat packets, Snacks and fresh native veggies.

Got the Biryani and Tandoori and it was tasty! Don’t really eat Indian food but was recommended by one of my customers and I am not disappointed. The spice levels were well balanced, I’ll definitely be back!

This place is both a Indian grocery and restaurant. On the grocery side it is a well curated selection of authentic Indian products. Extremely affordable spices, and absolutely worth checking out. They even have a pretty great freezer section as well!

Authentic Indian grocery with tiny restaurant in the back. It's a neighborhood grocery with lots of foot traffic. The seating area is very informal, but the food from the restaurant is very good. If you are a foodie, or looking for great prices for spices and cooking ingredients it's worth checking out.

We recently found out about this restaurant and since then we never miss a chance to eat there. We do not live in the Seattle area but frequently visit Seattle. We time our trips so that we get to Issaquah when the restaurant is open and eat lunch there on our way to and from Seattle. And in addition, we also order food to go. The food is excellent, unbelievably tasty and reminds us so much of Kerala. Service is awesome and the staff are very friendly. Thank you Maurya for the super delicious food.

Wife and I stumbled across this place and glad we did. We went to have brunch somewhere close and they were packed. Saw this grocery place and was told about the cafe... Walked back met with this super nice guy who talked with my wife and I about the menu. Amazing suggestions! The food was great. So much flavor, spice, and VERY reasonable on pricing. My wife and I will be going back again and again. If you are sensitive to hit food, make sure to tell them very light on hot. One dish was super spicy, I loved it.. wife not really.

Good quick bite!

Wide collection of Indian items, including niche ingredients and snacks. There’s also a snack restaurant attached to the grocery store (or maybe it is the other way round). They also have home delivery and a 10% discount if your bill is over $50.

Their cafe is a regular place, at which I prefer ordering South Indian non-veg dishes and evening snacks for takeout. Recently, I have gone with a recommendation from one of my friends and tried Nattu kozhi biriyani, Malabar Parotta and Lamb Sukka. That was a gem of a finding for me. All of us in my family became a fan of these items and I went back for the same dishes in a week. I go back for items that I like, but going back for items in a week’s time is unusual. I would recommend these to anyone, who prefers South Indian and especially Kerala non-veg dishes.