Now, the great menu of Maya Da Dhaba comes with a great venue too! You can host all your celebrations at Maya’s new function centre – The Madison in Dural.
The Madison boasts a sophisticated and contemporary décor with trained staff who pride themselves on delivering on all your expectations to create memories that will leave a lasting impression on your guests.
“We were looking to expand our services by giving clients more value for their money,” says Ajay Raj of Maya Da Dhaba. “With this acquisition we can offer a complete package to help our clients host their celebrations in style.”
Just seven minutes from Castle Hill, the hub of the Hills District, The Madison offers two banquet halls – The Stella Room with a capacity of 250 guests and The Phoenix Room which can accommodate 200 guests, and on-site parking for over 150 cars. The centre also provides access to highly reliable professionals such as decorators, make-up artists, photographers, and a lot more.
With so many facilities, The Madison is already popular as a venue for big parties as well as weddings. “We also host school formals as well corporate functions,” adds Ajay. “Our Dural location makes it an ideal choice for the entire Hills District as well Western Sydney.”
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