Zayka Indian Cuisine

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Zayka Indian Cuisine offers you nice food and a place to rest after a long walk around Discovery Center of Springfield. Visit this place to taste good tandoori naan, lamb curry and garlic naans. You can share tasty mango pudding, curry dessert and creamy dessert with your friends and have a good time here. Delicious whiskey, marsala or beer are among the best drinks to order. Come to this spot for great masala chai, americano or mango lassi.

Zayka Indian Cuisine is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. Prices are found affordable here. You will appreciate the cute decor and comfortable atmosphere of this place. Google gives it 4.5 so you can select this spot to spend a good time here.

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Jayaraj Sivadasan Request content removal
Great food. Must try the mago lassi. Also liked the kebobs , kadai chicken and butter chicken. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4
Aleq Avila Request content removal
Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4
Phil R Request content removal
On Christmas Day, when Christians rightly mark the Incarnation of the world, Zayka Indian Cuisine in Springfield remained open. That a non-Christian house should offer hospitality on a Christian feast is not a contradiction but a quiet fulfillment of it, and deserves Christian approbation. For hospitality, after all, is among the oldest virtues, older than calendars and broader than creeds. We entered not in celebration but in subdued sorrow. By an unkind arrangement of circumstance, we found ourselves without our child and without family, strangers in a city on a day ordered toward togetherness. Such moments render one acutely aware of atmosphere, of whether a place merely serves or truly receives. Zayka receives. The service was conducted with seriousness unmarred by stiffness, and friendliness unspoiled by excess. There was no holiday display, no forced cheer—only attentiveness, patience, and a manner that suggested the dignity of both host and guest was understood and respected. We ordered the Zayka Special for two and customized it carefully: vegetarian assortment appetizers, goat biryani, lamb karahi, garlic naan, basmati rice, Indian coffee, chai tea, and two desserts. The water cold and crisp, iced well. The meal unfolded with a sense of order and completeness. The goat biryani was fragrant and deliberate, the lamb karahi deep and sustaining, the naan properly warm and indispensable. Nothing clamored for attention; everything was confident in its place. The coffee and chai were offered not as novelties but as consolations, and the desserts concluded the meal as conclusions should—without haste and without excess. The price was more than fair, which is to say it never intruded upon the experience. One felt not that one had purchased a feast, but that one had been entrusted with it. There was in the room a quiet love of family, unannounced yet unmistakable, present in the pacing of the meal and the care taken in every small thing. On Christmas Day, this love carries particular weight. We left and walked arm in arm around the promenade and the Christmas tree, the night calm and reflective, with a deepened gratitude for family and for those places that, when necessity demands, stand briefly in its stead. Support this business. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Order type: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Vegetarian offerings: Clearly labelled vegetarian dishes
$$$$ Price range per person $10-$20
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313 S Jefferson Ave
Springfield, Missouri, USA
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313 S Jefferson Ave, Springfield, Missouri, USA
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Delivery Takeaway Outdoor seating Сredit cards accepted Wheelchair accessible Parking Booking TV
Opening hours
SundaySun 11AM-2:15PM
5PM-8:45PM
MondayMon 11AM-2:15PM
5PM-9:15PM
TuesdayTue 11AM-2:15PM
5PM-9:15PM
WednesdayWed Closed
ThursdayThu 11AM-2:15PM
5PM-9:15PM
FridayFri 11AM-2:15PM
5PM-9:45PM
SaturdaySat 11AM-2:15PM
5PM-9:45PM
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