Maya Masala Joondalup Shopping Centre

Worst Indian food you can ever have. My wife and I had thali with two naans on last Thursday, the naans were so hard to eat. Food was disgusting. The staff was so rude. When I talked to give feedback, they didn’t even respond properly, total waste of money…. Tjos was the third experience and I will never visit them again… Worst Indian food you can ever have. My wife and I had thali with two naans on last Thursday, the naans were so hard to eat. Food was disgusting. The staff was so rude. When I talked to give feedback, they didn’t even respond properly, total waste of money…. Tjos was the third experience and I will never visit them again…

I spend $50 but it all gone to waste No taste shows non professional attitude That's the reason no one likes you .learn how to cook and be professional

I would give it below 1 rating..!! Firstly the customer service from the man who is at the counter is very snobbish.. he just gave us a no smile and attitude with a " i don't care if you buy" sort of attitude. The food when we ate it, we could not even pull apart a piece of naan as it was so rubbery and the butter chicken was soo sweet!! I could taste the sugar in it.. I have never ever had sweet butter chicken in my life! Was so disappointed!! I hope they shut down cause they were all together a horrible experience. - 1 star !

Yeah, I have eaten at other franchises too where the service and food was great However! same situation with me, starving and well the service was pathetic.The plating looked more like a cow pile.My son ordered tandoori chicken which was not only dry but virtually upalatable.Very poor service, steer well clear peeps! They should close this joint.Personally the curry out of a jar is better, meaning i could cook a better curry at home!

I was shopping at Joondalup yesterday and as is usually the case, forgot about lunch till the hunger pangs started niggling around 2pm.  I made a beeline for Maya Masala in the downstairs food court and was happy to find my old favourite, chicken kati roll on the menu. It's usually about a 10 minute wait for this which is a good sign that it's freshly prepared. It's a giant of a meal, with spicy chicken, fried onions and capsicum wrapped in a massive roti paratha. It's always messy to eat, so I end up opening the kati roll and eating it with a knife and fork. I'm hopeless with these big rolled up concoctions and always make a mess of things! I haven't been to this franchise at Joondalup before, but have had this meal at Garden City where it is SPOT ON.  The Joondalup version, whilst being ok, just wasn't up to the same standard and was lacking something in the spice department. Even the roti wasn't as flaky and yummy as the Garden City's version. Different cooks, different spicing, different cooking methods -  I guess this proves that not all franchises are created equal. thewomanfromoz.com