Ayesha Fine Dining - Midtown

Decent place. Food was OK but Server was confident to make Aaloo gobhi in the way asked but it tirned out to be disaster. If you don't know how to make it right accept it and tell how you can make it. Do not think you know all when you don't. Typical Punjabi Aaloo gobhi is dry deep fried aaloo a d gobhi and then cooked in paste till completely dried. Chicken Tikka was good. Tandoori fish was good not fresh though. Overall decent food but pricey.

I went here and was confused. I ordered the curry lamb and the saffron dal. I thought the waiter said it’s was corn. But no those were lentils. The meal was filling. The lamb was in curry sauce and tasted well. I ordered medium spicy. I should have ordered hot. But the 2 items over rice were filling. Also there were a-lot of folks inside as well . Overall good

This is the best Indian restaurant in Miami. I treated myself twice this week to the culinary perfection that is Ayesha Indian Restaurant. I ordered the vegetable samosas and the goat Korma spicy. And I got a side of the Korea sauce for the samosas. Truly divine. I really cannot think of a more satisfying meal at the moment. The goat was soft and didn't require strenuous chewing, the sauce was layered in flavors, the samosas were crispy on the outside and everything came out piping hot. Please support this place, they truly deserve it. I hope you go and get exactly what I got so you will know what I know, and feel how I feel at this moment...pure satisfaction.

Calvin and his team did a great job taking care of my wife and my in-laws. This restaurant is in a nice area of mid-town, so expect food prices to be on the higher side. Regardless, we enjoyed the Dosas and Chole Bhatura. We had the Gobi and chicken wings as an appetizer. Flavours and service was very good. Will definitely come back here again if I’m in the area. Nicely done decorations and overall ambiance. We enjoyed the Masala chai at the end.