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Maza Bistrot
Indian
Amber light, tall ceilings, and a menu that has no business being in the Juárez neighborhood, in the best possible, wait, simply: Indian food done this carefully is rare anywhere. Maza Bistrot is a compact bistro where biryani arrives baked under pastry and mussels come with rasam instead of white wine. French touchstones appear here and there, but northwestern India is the main argument. In a city where the high end keeps rerunning Mexican and Mediterranean hits, this one is quietly doing something different.
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One number, weighted & current 65
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Raj kachori
“pakoras, curries, and raj kachori are well-calibrated and delicious, showered in crunchy bits, sauces, seeds, and herbs.”
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Gulab jamun
“There are a few Indian desserts like kulfi, gulab jamun, and a crepe.”
Condé Nast Traveler
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