Ayesha Indian Fine Dining - Key Biscayne

Ayesha Indian Fine Dining Key Biscayne - Review - Key Biscayne - Miami - The Infatuation

"If you’re not already in Key Biscayne, don’t go out of your way to have dinner at Ayesha’s. But it’s the Key’s only Indian option and does the job if you have a serious craving for samosas and curries. If you like spice, ask for something greater than medium, or else your bright green lamb korma will be as fiery as a glass of milk. Though the tables are draped in white tablecloths and the name includes the words “fine dining,” the restaurant is easygoing, casual, and the friendly owner is skilled in the art of banter." - Mariana Trabanino

On the Grid : Ayesha

"As you walk into Ayesha, the smell of saffron immediately takes you from an island setting straight to streets of India. Its vibrant colors and rich flavors represent the authenticity of Indian food. Sitting outside on a breezy night while enjoying the smell of curry, turmeric, and other spices will make you believe you're sitting in Mumbai." - Maas Studio

"Ayesha, Key Biscayne by Maas Studio. As you walk into Ayesha, the smell of saffron immediately takes you from an island setting straight to streets of India. Its vibrant colors and rich flavors represent the authenticity of Indian food. Sitting outside on a breezy night while enjoying the smell of curry, turmeric, and other spices will make you believe you're sitting in Mumbai."