Zayka Indian Cuisine

Wow. This place is so much better than the google reviews make it seem. The Agra Ki Kurkuri Tikka Chaat was the most amazing appetizer. The potato pancake was fried crispy and the sauces had depth of flavor, a little spice, and the right amount of seasoning. Definitely try this dish if you’re looking for an appetizer. It is vegetarian and if you like Indian food in general you’re sure to enjoy it. I had the chicken tikka masala as my entree. The chicken was cooked perfectly, and the sauce was spicy since I ordered it Indian hot. If you like spice definitely go for the Indian hot - it was not crazy, though tikka masala is never crazy spicy in my experience. The garlic chili naan was also a must get. I was blown away by all my food and will come here every time I return to the area for work.

Have been to this place many times and it does not disappoint. It’s one of the best Indian places in this part of the Triangle. The food is always delicious and flavorful. They have a full bar and a drink menu too. The service is friendly. It has a nice atmosphere and can be good for a date night or a celebration. Always a lot of Indian people eating here when we come as well, so I’ll take that as a good sign of the authentic nature and flavors of the dishes they cook. The only downside is every time we come here I eat way too much, it’s just too hard to stop eating as the food is so delicious! They are a bit pricey, but I think it’s definitely worth it.

I showed up at about 1:30 on a Monday afternoon. I was the only customer the whole time I was there. Not sure why, because the food is really fantastic and very authentic. My only concern food-wise is that because they were slow a couple of the dishes on the buffet were either overcooked due to sitting, or luke warm because that spot on the table was not as hot as it should be. They had a good variety of choices on the buffet and I thoroughly enjoyed everything I tried. I will be back!

The food was very average. We ordered lamb curry and chicken biryani—the lamb curry was okay, but the chicken biryani was disappointing. When we provided feedback on the biryani, it wasn’t well received. A lady named Dolly, who seemed to be the owner, showed unnecessary attitude throughout our dining experience. She had far too much attitude for the poor quality of food served.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I had the pleasure of dining at ZYKA Indian Cuisine in Morrisville for Father's Day, and it was an unforgettable experience! We indulged in their signature dishes, starting with the Zayka Mixed Grill, which was a delightful assortment of perfectly grilled meats, bursting with flavors and spices. The Goat Sarian Biryani was rich and aromatic, with tender goat meat that melted in our mouths. The Luknavi Chicken Dum Biryani was equally impressive, with succulent chicken and a harmonious blend of spices. The Chicken Dum Anari Korma stood out with its unique sweet and spicy balance, and the chicken was cooked to perfection. Accompanied by the soft and fresh Rumali Roti, every bite was a delight. To top it all off, we tried their house-special cocktail, "Meet Yourself," which was refreshingly unique and complemented our meal wonderfully. A special mention to the owner, Keshav Kalia, who was exceptionally hospitable, ensuring everything was perfect and checking in on us throughout our meal. The ambiance was warm and inviting, and the staff was incredibly attentive and friendly. A big thank you to Darshan Bhai for recommending this wonderful restaurant. Thank you, ZYKA, for making our Father's Day celebration so special. We can't wait to return!