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Sometimes choosing between different cuisines can be difficult, especially when dining with a group. One person may want Indian food, another may prefer noodles, while someone else may be interested in small plates.

An Asian restaurant in Bath with a varied menu can make that decision much easier. Maaya combines Indian cuisine with Asian-inspired dishes, giving diners a wider selection to explore.

Indian and Asian Flavours

Maaya describes its food concept as contemporary Indian and Asian tapas.

The menu brings together dishes influenced by Indian street food, North Indian curries and Asian-style cooking.

This combination creates a menu with different textures, spice levels and ingredients.

Small Plates for Sharing

Sharing small plates is an easy way to try several dishes during one visit.

Vegetarian options include Veg Momos, Veg Spring Rolls, Onion Bhajis, Schezwan Cauliflower and Chilli Paneer Dry.

For non-vegetarian diners, choices include Chicken Momos, Chicken Manchurian, Chicken 65 and Crispy Chilli Garlic Squid.

Indo-Chinese Favourites

Indian cuisine has a long-standing connection with Indo-Chinese cooking.

At Maaya, dishes such as Chilli Paneer, Chicken Manchurian and Schezwan Cauliflower bring together familiar Asian ingredients with flavours suited to Indian tastes.

These dishes can be particularly appealing to diners who want something between traditional Indian food and Asian cuisine.

Noodles and Fried Rice

Maaya also offers Asian Hakka Noodles in vegetarian, chicken and king prawn versions.

The Chef Special Fried Rice is another choice, with vegetarian, egg, chicken and king prawn options.

The fried rice combines Basmati rice with vegetables, chillies, spring onion, soya sauce and Sriracha sauce.

Indian Curries Are Still Part of the Menu

While the restaurant has a strong Asian influence, Indian curries remain an important part of the menu.

Guests can choose from Butter Chicken, Paneer Butter Masala, Hyderabadi Chicken, Lamb Rogan Josh and Dhaba Murg Curry.

This means one table can enjoy both Indian curries and Asian-inspired dishes.

Drinks and Dining

The restaurant also features a cocktail bar lounge.

Its drinks menu includes signature cocktails, traditional cocktails, wines, hot drinks, cold drinks and alcohol-free options.

Guests can therefore enjoy food and drinks together in one setting.

Discover Maaya

For anyone looking for an Asian restaurant in Bath, Maaya offers an interesting combination of Indian and Asian flavours.

From small plates and street food to noodles, fried rice and regional curries, the menu provides plenty of choice.

Visit Maaya Bath to explore its contemporary Indian and Asian dining experience.