It's a week after that glorious business lunch and I still have Tikka Massala on my Mind!…read more I had heard of this place forever and finally had the opportunity to eat there. Their lunch specials are the equivalent of Bento Boxes Indian style. Small portions of carefully seasoned and curated Indian delicacies along with naan, roti, samosa and dessert all for $17. It's like the original Miami Spice menu at a most reasonable price. Next time I'll try the Tandoori Chicken, or the Mango Chicken or any of their Vegetarian options. YUM-YUM

Really solid fast-casual spot. The food is consistently fresh and flavorful, and the prices are…read morevery reasonable for the portion sizes you get. It's a great place to grab a quick meal without feeling like you're sacrificing quality. Service is quick and efficient, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The whole place has a relaxed, no-frills atmosphere that makes it easy to stop in for lunch or a casual dinner. If you're looking for good food that's affordable and served quickly, this place definitely hits mark.

I came upon Swagat by chance. What a lucky chance! I love true Indian food, so when I saw the…read morerestaurant, I immediately stopped. I parked on the street right in front of the restaurant. It was about 2:30 PM Saturday afternoon. It was surprising that the restaurant was empty. As I was reading the menu in the window, a young woman asked if I would like to come in and read the menu. The restaurant is not large, but very nicely decorated. The young lady was part of the family owned restaurant and we had a very interesting conversation while I waited for my food. I ordered chicken tikka, mild, rosemary nan, and raita. The chicken was absolutely deliciously marinated in a variety of fresh spices and herbs, and tenderized by soaking in milk. It was prepared in a tandoori oven, at least it was under the 'tandoori' listing on menu. The flavor was wonderful and melted in my mouth. Everything was so good, even the fresh brewed tea. I can't wait to go back. The pricing is also very reasonable. My experience was even nicer as I got to converse with another family member about their business and Indian cuisine in general. I live in Fort Lauderdale, and probably won't be able to travel down as often as I would like, but I honestly highly recommend Swagat if you like Indian food!

YOU MUST TRY THIS SPOT if you love Indian food. The food is delicious and tastes authentic and…read morefresh. Everything we ordered was so flavorful and we were blown away. The sever was nice and the place inside is nice too. The prices are also very fair especially for Miami. We can't wait to go back!

Parking: plenty of parking available in the back of the building…read more Service: fantastic and expedited Food: so much flavor in every bite we started with the samosas and for a couple of staples of their menu. Worth every bite! Prepare to be full and satisfied!

Food and service is amazing. I definitely didn't know that this little quaint gem of a restaurant…read moreexisted. But it's definitely known because every table was taken the whole time we were there and not to mention the amount of take out. Ambience wise it's very simple. The food speaks for itself. I will say it's a little pricey so checking them out for lunch might be a more affordable option, but the food is definitely tasty. Looking forward to visiting (for lunch) again sooner than later.

The food was amazing.... different flavors, service was excellent, the quantities were very good…read moreand we look forward to our next visit!!

Ghee Wynwood is my favorite Indian restaurant! This location is especially great because it has a…read morefull bar with so many unique and delicious cocktails, plus an amazing happy hour. My favorite entrée is the chicken tikka masala, and I absolutely love the Truffle and Brie naan with the mango chutney. The ghost pepper cheddar naan with the apple chutney is another must-order if you can handle the spice. During happy hour, the tikka fries and charred corn are two of my favorite dishes. For dessert, the sticky date cake is my go-to, but if you're looking for something lighter, the chai ice cream sandwiches served on a traditional Indian cookie are perfect for sharing. The service and atmosphere make my whole experience so much better. The restaurant is beautiful inside, and everyone is always so kind and welcoming. Every visit has been a great experience, and I can't wait to come back again!

During my recent visit to Miami Beach, I was pleasantly surprised by the exceptional dining…read moreexperience at Akash. The food was authentic, bursting with rich flavors and just the right amount of heat... truly spicy in a way that is often hard to find in many restaurant! Each dish showcased a thoughtful balance of spices, making every bite memorable. The staff contributed significantly to the overall enjoyment of the evening. They were warm, welcoming, and genuinely attentive, ensuring that our dining experience was comfortable and seamless. Their friendly approach made the atmosphere feel inviting and relaxed. Adding to the charm was the lively ambiance of the restaurant. The bright, colorful décor and upbeat background music created a vibrant setting perfect for both casual dining and special occasions. It was a place that felt full of energy, complementing the bold flavors of the cuisine. Overall, this restaurant offers a delightful mix of authentic Indian food, excellent service, and a fun, dynamic environment. It's a must-visit for anyone craving genuine Indian flavors in Miami Beach.

Good place for Indian food in south beach. The area is definitely lacking in restaurants with…read moreIndian food but this is a solid option. There are a lot of things on the menu like curries, authentic appetizers, biryani, etc. Options for everyone. The service was average and they rushed us out the door and wanted us to pay while we were still eating because they close a bit between lunch and dinner but it wasn't 3 yet and just felt a little rude. Ambiance is fine but in my opinion it's better as a takeout spot.

Delhi Woks is Indo-Chinese restaurant available by delivery only. I ordered from Uber Eats. Based…read moreon the address, I'm guessing it's a side project of Taste Buds of India in Normandy Isles. Indo-Chinese food is some of my favorite food. It originates from the Chinese people who went to India many years ago. The best way to describe Indo-Chinese food is that it's Chinese dishes/sauces created with Indian vegetables/ spices. Delhi Woks is pretty good. The flavors cured my Indo-Chinese cravings but I would love for them to kick up the seasonings even more. I also wanted more wok flavor. But I would order this food again, especially since it's kinda rare here in Miami. The food was packaged well and arrived hot (a good thing since their location is only 2.5 miles from me).

Fantastic food !!! Beyond excellent service !!!! The greatest atmosphere!!! Super clean, beyond…read more100% excellent!!!! Been there many times and I will continue to!!! Pablo Dona

TLDR: Don't go here if you're Indian. Don't go here if you like Indian food the way it's made in…read moreIndia or in the home kitchens of Indian-American families. You won't find it here. Golden Chariot serves hyper sweet, hyper-Americanized "Indian" food. Some of it was not awful. - Samosa chaat -- made with overly sweet chutneys from a jar / can. It's hard to totally write off the combination of crisp sev, yogurt, samosa, and chickpeas, but versions we like better include more cucumber, tomato, and cilantro, less corn syrup. - Aloo gobi -- This version had a good balance of cauliflower and potato, cooked to the right consistency and made in a saucier style. If it hadn't been so sweet, it would've been good. - Fish tikka masala / Goan fish curry -- the fish component was fresh, moist and substantial. It's a shame to drown good ingredients in those hyper-sweet, corn syrupy sauces, which were clearly not scratch made, and oddly similar. The supposedly Goan fish curry was mostly only distinguished by a touch of coconut milk. It included no tamarind or other sour component that I could detect. - Tandoori chicken was moist, cooked to a good temperature, mildly flavored for the gringo palate, and dyed bright red. I know plenty of places use red food dye, but we strongly prefer ours without. Decor is attractive, there's a pleasant outdoor dining area, and staff are helpful enough. Just don't go expecting authentic Indian!

I had aloo tikki which was flavorful but the sauce was really watered down. My friend ordered…read morepaneer kathi roll and said it was very good. The business shares space with Shocolates and we got to try Dubai chocolate which was good too. We went Saturday evening but the place wasn't busy. Street parking was easy to get.

I was craving a small treat, and I tried this place in Miami Beach, my favorite Veggie Samosa. It…read morewas packed with the perfect touch of Indian spices. It was served with Tamarind Chutney & Coriander Chutney. Can't wait to go back to try the larger platters.