Rishtedar

We visited Rishtedar with high expectations, especially drawn in by the stunning decor and ambiance .it truly felt like stepping into a royal, vibrant setting. The lighting, interiors, and atmosphere were visually spectacular and perfect for special occasions. However, we were quite disappointed with the service. While the food was flavorful (though on the expensive side), the way our family was treated by the staff didn’t sit well with us. One of the female staff members was being very warm and attentive to other guests ,even engaging with Indian traditions like placing a bindhi on women but completely ignored our family. It felt disrespectful and selective, and that soured the overall experience. For the price point, we expected not just good food but also warm, inclusive service. Sadly, that was not the case for us. 📝 Food: Tasty but overpriced 👎 Service: Uneven and disappointing ⭐ Ambiance: Truly beautiful and well-decorated Would recommend only for the vibe — not for the hospitality.

A Truly Authentic & Fun Indian Dining Experience! Absolutely loved my experience here! The food was delicious — full of rich, bold flavors that truly captured the essence of Indian cuisine. What made it even more special were the thoughtful little touches that added to the overall atmosphere, like the decorative bindi sticker placed on your forehead upon arrival — such a fun and cultural detail! I also really appreciated the unique wash basin brought to the table — super convenient and a nice nod to traditional dining customs. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making the whole experience warm and welcoming. Service was fast, professional, and always with a smile. Highly recommend if you’re looking for not just a meal, but a memorable and immersive Indian food experience!

Food was good, the naan was perfectly crisp and they did good with Indian spicy. Ambiance is great! Great place to check out in Wynwood. William our server who was from Goa was excellent with good recommendations and also was more than happy to celebrate my mom’s birthday! Portion sizes for the entrees were small compared to other Indian restaurants I’ve been to but I guess that’s Miami.

Front the moment we stepped in, our hostess Maria was so kind and welcoming. We had an amazing experience from the drinks, to the food to the service. Our waitress Juliette was amazing as well. We will definitely be returning very soon. I highly recommend the butter chicken and chai tea!

Ambience: The ambience was warm, welcoming, and beautifully reflective of Indian culture. As soon as we were seated, we were served bhindis as a gesture of hospitality, which instantly reminded me of home and added a personal touch to the experience. The setting made the whole afternoon feel cozy and special. Food: The food was authentic, flavorful, and visually appealing. We tried the fish curry, chicken tikka, and rasmalai. Each dish was well-prepared, but the rasmalai truly stood out, it was the best I’ve had in the USA. The presentation, especially of the fish, was impressive and added to the overall dining experience.

A beautiful Indian restaurant in the middle of a very busy Wynwood street. The decor of the restaurant is amazing as it is easy to spot Banarasi sarees used as curtains, the ceiling decor at the second floor is of red net cutouts bordered with a golden border tape, the hanging lamps on first floor and the staircase ceiling. The guests receive a warm welcome and women are offered bindis which is a cute gesture along with the cultural brief explanation of its significance. The service is quick and they took care of us throughout. The food was delicious. Everything from chicken tikka, bindi masala, daal tadka, lamb chops, malai kofta, garlic naan, chicken tandoori leg, and kulcha are finger licking good. This was followed by pistachio kulfi that made my day. Williams from Goa took care of us along with his colleague and made our experience even better. If you are looking for Indian food in Miami ‘Rishtedar’ is your go to restaurant. Would love to come back again when I am in Miami.

I had the most incredible dining experience at Rishtedar! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was warm and inviting. But what truly made our night unforgettable was the amazing food and our exceptional waiter, Stanley. Every dish we tried was bursting with flavor, beautifully presented, and clearly made with care. Stanley went above and beyond to make sure we felt welcomed and taken care of. If you’re looking for a place with top-tier service and unforgettable cuisine, Rishtedar is it. I’ll definitely be back!

It was my first time ,and Im speechless with their service, I was outstanding!!! —The guy who took our order (Stanley) was fantastic! The whole Stuff were kind. Definitely, I will comeback. The food was delicious . My friend and I love it! Stanley gave a good recommendation for me because I’m vegan.

Amazing Indian cuisine, beautiful art filled ambiance, and friendly staff. Rishtedar has to be one of my favorite restaurants in Wynwood. The quality of food and service is the best. The lamb dishes and butter chicken are my go to items on the menu. The garlic Naan is delicious! And the desserts are a palate pleaser. If you haven't been to Rishtedar, you have to make an effort. it's worth the experience. The food is authentic. You will be very satisfied.

This is a stunning Indian restaurant in Wynwood. I dined for Miami Spice's 30 lunch menu. After being welcomed with a Bindi, I recommend grabbing a bite KarmaSutra Mocktail, which is not included in the Miami spice menu, but is a deliciously sweet passionfruit drink that's worth the extra $7/8 bucks Off the prefix menu you can go for either the mix of battered vegetables in the Pacora mix, or a traditional Indian Samosa with potatoes and peas in a crunchy shell. Both are delicious and are served with a smooth or green sauce and a sweet and tangy pineapple ginger sauce. For entrées you can choose the vegetarian tomatoey chickpea masala or the infamous tender butter chicken, both in rich flavorful sauces alongside basmati rice, and fluffy naan. if you're unfamiliar with how to eat Indian cuisine, there are instructions on the menu or you can stick to your utensils. Dessert is included & you can choose the Gulab Jamun, a fried dough ball in sweet rose water syrup, or kulfi, a pistachio almond ice cream

I recently dined at Rishtedar, and it was a delightful experience. I tried the garlic naan, a shrimp dish, lamb dish and basmati rice. Each dish was bursting with authentic Indian flavors. The garlic naan, in particular, was exceptionally delicious, with just the right amount of crispiness and kick of garlic. Adding to the experience, the restaurant's décor - bold colors that create a vibrant and inviting atmosphere. Women were offered bindis upon arrival, which added a unique, cultural touch. Rishtedar is a fantastic spot for anyone looking to enjoy flavorful Indian cuisine in a warm and colorful setting.

Just OK. The good part: pretty restaurant in the heart of Wynwood with a very warm and hospitable staff. And most of the clientele was of South Asian descent- usually a good sign for an Indian restaurant. The so so part: the food was just ok-menu is limited (no bryani- my fave, for example.) The octopus masala was dry and tasteless, the Raita tasted more like mayo than yogurt. The tandoori meats were tasty. The service was lacking in attentiveness (we ordered 2 bottles of wine and poured most of it ourselves.) I probably won't be back, although there are not great Indian options in Miami in general (maybe I am spoiled by all the good Indian in NYC and NJ and of course India!)

**Vegetarian Friendly** Our Order: Appetizers: (1) Samosa, and (2) Pakora Mix Entree: (1) Lahsuni Saag Paneer, (2) Veshnu Masala, and (3) Malai Kofta Bread: (1) AK-47, (2) Tandoori Kulcha, and (3) Garlic Naan Dessert: Kulfi The food was delicious, and flavorful. We appreciated the unique spin on traditional vegetarian options - the table favorite was the Lashuni Saag Paneer. Their naan is on the crunchy/stiff side. If you have an Indian-palette, I recommend 2 out of 4 on their spice level. Immediately pass on ordering the kulfi, it was not good. It's not a traditional, or even semi-traditional kulfi. HUGE thumbs down that they charge a 3% Credit Card Fee for payment, on top of their "other fees" (which the waiter couldn't explain). Overall, not high on our list to come back.

New Indian restaurant in Wynwood with a fabulous Butter Chicken . The restaurant is full of vibrant colors and fun designs, the servers are all welcoming, and they even offered the ladies a bindi jewel, which we found to be a nice touch. The one downside... they were still working on their liquor license when I went, so no beer, wine, or cocktails.

Arrived here on Sunday evening with no reservations but we luckily were able to be seated right away (party of 2). I Had never tried an Indian restaurant in Miami so tonight was a first. We ordered 2 portions of plain naan Bread. I got butter chicken with the basmati rice that had fruit in it (forgot the name!) and my partner got the karay murgh tikka masala. We each got our entrees at medium level of spice--next time i go I'll try spicy because i overestimated the kick. Both dishes were equally satisfying, no complaints. For beverages we got mango lassi which was super tasty. I had no room for dessert but next time i want to try the Kulfi. The ambience indoors made you feel like you weren't in the United States, not so "Americanized" restaurant in comparison to others. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience here and I'm eager to try this spot again! :) happy customer!

From the moment you walk in ... it's an instant wow this is nice. The staff was nice and I thought it was really cute that they asked if you wanted a bindi. Like of course I wanted a bindi while eating Indian Cuisine. The service was nice, the food was delicious. My only thought was that I wish the dishes weee already serviced with rice but here everything is a la carte style. The dishes appear to be small in size but with a few selections a party of 6 was easily able to share.

Closer to a 3.5 - good service, good food, but the prices seem a bit high for portion size. Came here the other day with a reservation. Was seated very quickly. Service was great the entire time. Tried the butter chicken after reading other reviews. It was delicious, but I thought the portion size for the price was quick small. Overall the food is solid, just a bit pricey.

Absolutely amazing. We were a group of five with a dog and we weren't sure if the outdoor seating was open since no one was there. They were immediately accommodating and brought menus out and checked up on us regularly. The food was so delicious. One person in our group is a picky eater and all he did was rave about how good it was as he ate. For the price I thought the servings could be larger but this is Miami so it was to be expected. Highly recommend!

Amazing food, ambience and service!! I would definitely come again! My friends and I were absolutely thrilled with how scrumptious the food was, especially since I love sea food their take on shrimp tikka masala was to die for additionally the garlic naan leaves you wanting to keep getting more bread.

I joined friends for a Diwali lunch fiesta at Rishtedar, and color me impressed! This place is like a canvas of deliciousness - vibrant and flavorful. The food journey went from zero to spice hero, and I'm here for it. Spice Odyssey: They warned about the spice levels, and trust me, they meant business. We went for level two, which brought the perfect spicy symphony to our taste buds. I dodged a bullet there but in a good, spicy way! Flames and Warmth: Small flames under the food? Genius move. It keeps things warm and toasty, like a hug from your favorite sweater. The Culinary Ensemble: Dal Makhni, Bhindi Masala, Jheenga Punjabi, and Garlic Naan took center stage. Each dish was a flavor-packed maestro, and I was ready for an encore. Sweet Surprise: And then, Diwali magic happened. Complimentary Sheera landed on our table, and I was introduced to a dessert I never knew I needed. Sweet Diwali dreams, indeed! Return Ticket, Please: The service was top-notch, and because of Diwali cheer, we tasted complimentary sweetness. I can't wait to hit repeat on this culinary adventure, and I've already marked my calendar for the husband's grand introduction to Rishtedar. Spice levels, flames, and flavor galore - this place is a keeper!

Lives up to the hype of Best Indian in Miami! Food is very flavourful, tasty, and authentic Indian. Beautiful decor inside, and music is Indian music which is good however I wish the playlist was updated and not the cliche Indian music you hear every time. Service was good, they let you order and aren't coming by every couple minutes, they let you chill.

I went for the first time for the Miami Spice lunch. Everything was up to expectation. Please keep in mind that Indian food is by nature spicy, so even mild will have a certain level of spiciness in it. The restaurant is decorated in brass lamps with golds and glass that make it look elegant. Food portions are on the large side, I had to take about half of my food home. Street parking is your only option here and this is a one way street where the restaurant is located so you may have to park a bit aways. Service was above average and I would rate the food quality as above average as well. Staff was friendly and efficient. This is a good pick for Indian in this area.

Amazing service and savory flavors await you at rishtedar. Decor is on point!!! I ended up here with friends after spotting the restaurant among others on 24th. Parking is street side or a few nearby lots. I had naan, samosas, (amazing pineapple and mint sauces) and the madras curry took me to a happy place.

This place was a major letdown. The plain naan was too hard. The onion kulcha had too many spices and smelled different. The side dish (Kadai paneer tikka masala) was very oily but at least slightly better than that inedible naan. We threw out all the naan and that was the first time we've ever done such a thing. The quantity was too little as well. We really wanted to give a better review. 2 stars is very generous.

Beautiful Indian spot in midtown Wynwood. I can't get over the decor, it was so elaborate. I had the samosas and the tandoori kulcha as appetizers. The samosas were light and crispy with some delicious dipping sauces. The tandoori kulcha was way lighter and tastier than I expected. For the main course I ordered the Jheenga Masaledar which had such flavorful sauce I hardly tasted the shrimp and I really enjoyed that. The service was quick and efficient and the waiter was quite knowledgeable of the menu. I would definitely return the next time I'm in town.

The food is good . The ambiance is cool and trendy . It looked like more middle eastern decor but it was really nice . The service was good and servers were paying attention .

Wow! Rishtedar was more than we expected. Food was very nicely done and presented in such a cool way. Loved the atmosphere and service was quick, friendly and fun. We got the malai kofta, Kashmiri Pulao and mocktails. They were all 10/10! Maybe best Indian food I've had in Miami

I'll start by the decor, very very beautiful. It's very detailed and you definitely feel like you are getting the touch of India. The service was very good. I know they had just opened not long ago so they were a bit shortstaffed, they still had the most hospitality. They definitely made their guests feel as they are very special. The food was spectacular!

Extremely traditional Indian food. Super flavorful and yummy, but be careful with the spice. We order a mild veggie dish and it was the spiciest one. I would definitely recommend any lamb dish since it was soooo tender and creamy. Plus you can't go wrong with butter chicken, so definitely order this one. The service was good, the waiter was able to help us decide our meals. Once the meal ends they have a traditional hand cleanse they do to remove any scents lingering on your fingers from the naan. The decor in this place is absolutely wonderful and feels like you are in a different place. I would hope for a dinner and a show but they don't have this available. But the decor is breathtaking and must go for special occasions.

Wanting to try authentic Indian cuisine? Then by all means stop by Rishtedar, which is located in the heart of Wynwood. As soon as you step foot into this restaurant, you will be welcomed by mesmerizing decor full of vibrant colors featuring rich tapestries and dramatic furnishings as well as beautiful designs on the walls and ceiling that will be sure to captivate you. We were greeted by the host, and immediately seated. Our waiter offered us bindi jewels which I thought was a nice touch. The staff was kind enough to explain the different options they had on their menu as well as selecting the spice level you preferred. I opted for their butter chicken curry (level 2 spice), garlic naan, and basmati rice. The Butter chicken curry was incredibly creamy and flavorful. The naan and rice complimented the curry perfectly. The only downside would be that any entrée you order you would need to order the rice separately as a side. Which was a surprise to me being that I have dined at other Indian restaurants in the past that had rice already included. If you would like to spice up your night and get a taste of India, then I encourage you to try this unique spot out!

Ok the BEST SAAG I've ever had!! I travel weekly and my favorite go time is spot for Indian is in Washington DC until I tried the food at Rishtedar!! Brought my friend here for her birthday because she loves Indian and she could not stop talking about how good it was!! The service was great! The ambiance was everything! So colorful and vibrant !

Really the prettiest restaurant in Wynwood! You have to walk upstairs to see that area too; it's stunning. They have one of the biggest menus I've seen at an Indian restaurant. Of course, there are plenty of vegetarian options. I recommend the eggplant appetizer and the paneer tikka masala, but it's all delicious.

This is a beautiful restaurant with picture-worthy and colorful decor. They immerse guests into the Indian culture by having their staff wear Indian clothing, offering female guests a bindi, and greeting guests by saying Namaste. They even have printed instructions on how to eat naan for guests who may be new to Indian food. The food is flavorful and they have plenty of options including pakora, shahi paneer, dal tadka, and various types of naan. Their mocktails were all amazing, we specifically tried the Karma-sutra which was passion fruit flavor. Portions are small for the price and there is a LONG wait time once you order. Lastly, parking will be difficult to find near the restaurant so park a couple of streets away.

LOVE this place. Does not fail, every time consistently delicious food. Their appetizers, JOHAR (mushrooms), JHEENGA (shrimp). Main course I'm a creator of habit love the Butter Chicken and their cheesy naan is bomb. Definitely must try for their food. And on certain nights you even get entertainment as part of the dinner. Recommended 5 stars.

Two stars are provided for the decor and the potential the tikka masala could have had. The other stars are missing because the food quality, proportions, and service were an utter catastrophe. FYI Even though you order everything at once, all of the food here will arrive at various times, with at least 15 minutes between each plate, A.K.A. TAPAS STYLE. None of the 3 people at our table could ever eat at the same time, and several of the items never even showed up until we asked the waiter about them twice! The proportions are small except the tandoori chicken, which was disgusting and it did not have the flavors it typically should. NAAN: greasy and wet. SAMOSAS: one bite size and straight from Trader Joe's freezer section. SESAME SHRIMP APPETIZER: If three shrimps decided to roll themselves in glue and then roll themselves in a lot of sesame, then what you get is this: A hard shell that breaks away as soon as you bite in, leaving the shrimp naked and embarrassed). This menu item was a pretty idea on paper that should never actually made it to anyone's plate. TANDOORI CHICKEN: Three words of advice from a TC professional: JUST. STAY. AWAY. CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA: Tasteless, dry chunks with zero flavor or salt. The sauce (had potential) was requested spicy, but arrived 100% mild, and when we requested to please revise the sauce to be more spicy, it disappeared into the kitchen for 20 minutes before arriving back to us three shades darker and thickened sauce that had been reduced by 80%. It seems they simply added a pint of hot powders and threw it into the oven only to be forgotten there until we complained about the wait. The spice level at that point was OFF THE CHARTS. I managed to eat it all, despite the chefs obvious attempt at revenge (or achievement at stupidity). BEWARE: The proportions are also quite small here compared to most Indian restaurants. It's not the family-style approach you are accustomed to. Also, they will add 20% tip to your bill even if the waiter sucked and barely spoke English. I keep trying to find an Indian place in Miami other than my favorite one (a far drive), but these amateur wannabes keep disappointing the hell out of me (and my friends who are also on this quest). Either the food is bad or the business execution is backwards. But Rishtedar somehow manages to screw up both. SO WHY 2 STARS??: If this place were run by an experienced team instead of amateurs, it could be quite decent.

Honestly - best Indian food I have had in Miami. Everything delicious, made fresh daily. Fragrant with Indian spices. Full vegetarian menu, many chicken, lamb and seafood dishes. They have liquor and various signature drinks, beer and wine. (I recommend dry white wine with Indian dishes). We didn't have dessert so can't comment on that, but we've been there twice and both times I was blown away. Service is very courteous and attentive and prices are very reasonable (most entrees in low $20 range, some seafood a little more) . So go, indulge and enjoy Rishtedar!

Okay came here because I saw it on Instagram from Cheyenne the blogger. She did not miss because the food was amazing the service was a 10. The ambiance of this place was so romantic in a way and it made me feel like I went to India. The food was delicious the samosas were freshly made. The chicken on the skewers was delicious and juicy now the stuffed mushrooms were amazing the white sauce made that dish. Now of you don't like heat please ask for a 1 this is no game I did a level three and I caribbean and can take heat but this was just right don't go any higher if you not about that life. The desserts was nice involved the pistachio and mango ice cream. This is a must try for a small group or a date let me know what you think As for parking try to get there before the crowds for that Wynwood night live is tough.

While the decor of the restaurant is stunning, the food and service was mediocre. We had a baby with us and asked if they could bring us a boiled potato we could mash, but they said that there were no potatoes left...that is unusual and unlikely at an Indian restaurant. There is not a full bar, only certain premixed cocktails from the menu and beers. The chai did not taste like chai I was expecting. An Instagram-able spot for sure.

Finally, a great Indian spot in Wynwood. Service here goes above and beyond, they didn't miss a beat. Atmosphere and decor are all on point. As for the food.... My standard in south Florida is Bombay Darbar and Rishtedar is right up there. I live in Mimo so this saves me the drive to coconut grove. Instead of being stuck in traffic, I'm home resting before my concert tonight. If you love great Indian food, definitely give this place a try, make sure to make reservations for busy nights. Looking at some of the low star reviews, people need calm down. I went on a Saturday night around 6pm and service went off without a hitch, food came out quickly, and at first I was eyeballing the portions but I quickly realized, it was perfect. I left plenty full but not hating myself, I'm a big boy and I can eat. GF had some leftovers which I'm sure I'll eat at 2am lol. Prices are comprable to every other Indian restaurant in SFL. Maybe the earlier reviews were from when they first opened but I had an excellent experience and I'll be coming back again and again.

This place deserves 5 star for the ambiance and Indian hospitality. The ambiance inside feels like you are in a luxury dining place in India. All the staff is dressed up in traditional Indian. Their presentation is really good. We ordered tandoori chicken and the presentation was really good we got the chicken on skewers and placed in a small charcoal grill. Taste perspective the chicken is juicy and tender perfectly cooked. We also ordered hariyali kebab and they came in the same small charcoal grill. We ordered main course as naans and balti ghost, the lamb in the curry was very hard and did not absorb any of the flavors from the curry. Otherwise the curry was decent from taste perspective. Service was really fast we were offered to wash our hands in a bowl at the end of the meal.

I was initially apprehensive about coming here after reading the many mixed reviews. I'm so happy to say pretty much everything we had was great. We started with Goa Chilli Bengan the shrimp appetizer dish, this was everyone's least favorite dish. The shrimp was heavily breaded and the breading was really salty. For entrees we had tandoori scallops, Balti Gosht (lamb in stew), tandoori lamb kabob, and a curry fish dish. All were really good except for the fish to me. It was way to fishy for me and most of the table. The garlic naan was great. We were nervous because the reviews said portions were very small, I thought they were fine. They don't have liquor so all drinks are made with a wine based alcohol. The ambience is beautiful. The server started off great but then he seemed a little distracted towards the end even though the restaurant was emptier than when we arrived. I would definitely go back.

Dining at Rishtedar was an experience for sure, interesting I guess. The food was undeniably delicious, but the portion sizes left something to be desired--especially considering the prices. We found ourselves ordering multiple rounds of the same dishes just to satisfy our group of four, which isn't exactly ideal. That said, the flavors were spot on, even if our wallets felt a bit lighter afterward. The restaurant itself is beautiful, with an ambiance that almost makes you forget the portion dilemma. The staff were very helpful, adding to the overall positive experience. In summary, Rishtedar offers tasty cuisine, but it wouldn't hurt to be a bit more generous with the servings.

Got a no spice daal tadka/ yellow dal with rice and it was delicious!!!! Then got the chicken kadhai but it felt more like chicken tikka masala.. it was alright.

This is the second but last time I will visit. Not a very friendly welcome and waiter appeared to be angry the food is good but extremely OVER PRICED the eggplant fish was 3 eggplants each the size of a plum. $22? The second dish was as 3 potatoes the size of a quarter. $20? The naan bread was One loaf split in half. No meat or any animal products and food could cost that much Food is good BUT they need to Look at the portion. Not a fan anymore

I love indian foods and this place was good. Decoration is so beautiful. Staff are super nice.

Best indian food in Miami. Beautiful decor, friendly and attentive staff. Food was exceptional. Can't wait to go back.

What a fun time! The decor inside is amazing! The service was perfect! And the food!!! I'm still drooling. Came for dinner with two other friends and we loved everything! They even have a great list of mocktails! Parking is street parking, wynwood can get busy so give yourself time to find parking and walk here. We sat inside on the first floor and we were told the second floor is for larger parties. I can't wait to go back!

What a beautiful little jewel box of a restaurant. The food was so delicious... For Sunday lunch after church we shared the Pacora Mix appetizer. Ordered the Chicken Korma and the Lamb dish served in a small copper bucket with 1-4 spicy option. With 2 spice I needed to order the yogurt to cool my palette ; ) They serve the meals in beautiful hammered copperware with stainless inserts that keep the food hot. All was very delicious although everything was Ala Cart which adds up Garlic Naan and Basmati rice. Dessert - we shared a Mango Kulfi, a small square of homemade ice cream that was sublime. $111.00 Lunch for 2 Included a refreshing Mojito Mocktail Love this place

The moment we were greeted we felt welcomed and the decor made you feel like you were visiting India. Everything was beautiful. The hostess gave me a Bindi to wear while having dinner to align my chakras and open up the third eye... very traditional! We had for appetizer JOHAR E MOTIA delicious mushrooms and for dinner chicken dishes MURGH RESHMI and KABAB MURGH MADRAS along with homemade NAAN BREAD and pistachio and almond ice cream for dessert called KULFI. Everything was so yummy and full of flavor. So glad we picked this place for our date night . So close to home yet made you feel like you were on vacation in India thank you to the staff and of course compliments to the chef!

Tried their butter chicken this evening along with the Lasun Naan (Garlic Naan). We chose Spice Level 3, which was a perfect Medium/Hot. The sauce was so delicious and creamy, we mopped it all up with the Naan. It tasted very authentic with lots of spices, and in my opinion is the best butter chicken in Miami. Tip: The butter chicken did not come with the rice that was in the photo, so be sure to order some on the side.

Wynwood absolutely needed a good Indian spot! What can I say, I was so peasantry surprised with this new place. The minute you walk in you are impressed and delighted at the beautiful decor and ambiance. I thought it was such a cute touch that the servers offer all the ladies dining a Bindi upon sitting. The food was delicious and the naan was perfectly crispy. Great portions too. I loved every single thing we ordered, including my drink. I heard that sometimes they bring in Bollywood dancers and henna painting. Will certainly be back!

Some of the best Indian food I've ever had! The paneer tikka masala was especially delicious. It was so good we ordered another one for the table to share. Don't be afraid to order it extra spicy; it tastes better that way! Everything was extremely flavorful. Loved the variety in the menu. The portions are smaller than most places, but appropriate. Usually when I eat Indian, I wind up bringing home a plastic quart full of leftovers (that usually sits in the fridge for too long and then eventually winds up in the trash). I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that we were able to finish everything in one sitting and feel satisfied. The restaurant is beautiful. The ceiling is covered in patterned, fabric light fixtures. It's very cozy and colorful! To be honest, the service wasn't great. Our waiter was a bit short with us at times and he didn't seem to understand the menu. Also, they forgot to keep a table reserved for us (we booked on OpenTable). Still, they were able to seat us pretty quickly. We were not bothered by the poor service too much because when we go out, it's all about the quality of the food. Just thought I would mention it because I know that could bother some people. Overall, I highly recommend the restaurant and we'll definitely be back!

I was so impressed at the decor as I entered through the gold doors. The restaurant is so unique and has a lot of Indian influence. The ambiance was perfect for a date night or night out with friends. The drinks to start were amazing. I enjoyed the Mojito. It was fresh and boozy. For the appetizer we had the samosas, which were crispy and very tasty. For the entree I had a coconut curry shrimp with garlic naan which you order separately. The coconut curry was a creamy dream and the shrimp were nice and plump. The naan just complimented the meal and I was able to grab all the sauce. You are able to control the spice by selecting the spice level. After the entree, our waitress came by and washed our hands with warm rose water. It was such a moment. The staff were so pleasant and a accommodating. The service was 10 out of 10. This is definitely a must try.

Upon arrival the place is stunning and makes you excited to be there for the ambiance. Unfortunately, the decor is the only main highlight of this place. The menu and the servers fail to communicate essential info such as the fact that Basmati rice is NOT included with your choice of entrees. That'll be an additional $4 for a small bowl of rice even though you just paid over $20 for a bowl of protein. The food did taste good but it definitely all had a kick. I've had Indian food before but when I ask for a very low mild, I expect it to be mild. All of our meals were pretty spicy. The cost was definitely pricey. One order of Lamb Bhuna (again with no rice) was $23, a cheese Nan was $7 (for 2 pieces per person), and even a can of soda was $6 each. When we asked to split the check based on what we ordered she couldn't even do that. They batched together similar orders into groups and she couldn't separate them so we had to literally split the total in half or tell her how much each bill would pay. Oh yeah and they automatically add a 20% gratuity despite there only being 4 people for our table. Sorry the service wasn't that great to deserve 20%. They were not attentive to us. They didn't give us 4 menus only 2 and we had to share, took almost an hour to get our food served, never refilled our water glasses, and they cleared our table from food but took forever to give us our bill. Again, for the cost and lack of great service I wouldn't go back or recommend this to other people. Especially for the hassle of having to find parking in Wynwood? Sorry this isn't worth it. I've had amazing food, service, and better bang for your buck at places like Taste of India in Coral Gables.

An upscale place in the heart of Wynwood on 24th. The interior is very beautifully decorated, and they offer a tableside hand washing between courses, making for a classy experience. To start we had the pakora mix and samosa, both of which were very light, almost as if they had been air fried. For mains, we had the malai kofta, mattar paneer, and the achari bengan, all of which were excellent at a medium spice level. The assorted desserts are a must have, since they have a variety that are all worth trying. We were the only party in on a Sunday afternoon, so our service was pretty quick. As far as standard Indian dishes go, this place does it well.

We were having dinner with my girlfriend last month and we were looking for a new restaurant to try. We love Indian food and one of my friends is Chilean and mentioned that the same restaurant he used to go to in Chile has just opened in Miami! We made a reservation at 7.30 pm and it was a weekday so when we got there it was pretty empty. The restaurant is so beautiful! It really transports you somewhere to another place but Miami. We sat and our server came right away to introduce himself and offered us water. For drinks, my two friends ordered some wine and I ordered one of their mocktails and it was amazing! Kamasutrq, a perfect blend of passion fruit, ginger, and rose soda, is so refreshing! For appetizers, we ordered the Samosas, which one order has 3 of them. They were delicious! Amazing filling and the dough, the dough was beautifully made and fried to perfection. It wasn't even greasy! For our main entrees, I ordered the Bhindi Masala, if you love okra, this is the one for you, so good!!! My friends shared the Butter Chicken and Chicken Masala and they loved both of them. None of those came with rice so you have to order the rice and of course naan. We ordered the original one and the garlic one. Everything was so filling but you couldn't stop eating. It was delicious! By 8.30 pm, the restaurant was packed so make sure to make a reservation. Can't wait to come back!

Went here for dinner last night. Enjoyed the atmosphere and food, however the 1 star review comes from this specific scenario: We ordered 2 glasses of champagne Brut rose off the regular menu, which states $8 per glass. The server gave us the check at the end of the meal on a hand held, which we then paid. We looked at the paper receipt after, which was underneath the hand held after and noticed we were charged $32 for 2 glasses. We called over the server to ask about the discrepancy and he said "oh well there's a mistake on the menu". He did not offer to refund us or provide another glass which was a vibe breaker. Upon ordering he could have mentioned the menu price was wrong, but nothing was done to make up for it. Unfortunately we will not return due to the lack of integrity.