• Authentic Indian fare
• Elegant 16th-century folk art
• Lauded by the Detroit News

• Expires in 1 year
• Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table.
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• For $19, you get dinner for two (up to a $41.85 value). Dinner includes:
  • One appetizer
  • Two entrées

• For $9, you get lunch for two, which includes two lunch entrées (up to a $19.90 value).

Lauded by Detroit News columnist Molly Abraham as an authentic Indian-cuisine outpost and a cozy, elegant spot to politely dismantle food with your mouth, Mazza Indian Cuisine offers diners dual menus of adventurously flavored fare. Inaugurate a yacht-sized feast with a shattered masala dosa, a south indian crepe crammed with savory potato curry ($7.95). Then tuck into an entrée like the tandoori mixed grill, packed with a menagerie of clay-oven offerings ($16.95), or the karai lamb, dressed in an edible tracksuit of tomatoes and onions ($13.95). Lunch fare includes the savory vegetarian baingan bartha, an oven-baked eggplant steeped in subtle spices ($5.95), and the shrimp bhuna, wallowing in a thick curry with green peppers and tomatoes ($9.95).

Mazza’s intimate yet roomy interior is adorned with a soothing synthesis of folk art and Venetian-plastered walls, making it a homey place for Venetian folk artists to dine. Great for a romantic dinner for two or a subtly spicy meal during a coldly formal, mid-quarter friendship-evaluation session, Mazza Indian Cuisine offers edible cross-cultural nirvana.