Swagat Indian Kitchen — Restaurant in Miami

Pathetic place ever. Only one person to serve and clean and take order and everything. Some kind differential treatment is provided to us. She didn't even served water for half an hour and even after asking for it 5 times. Forget about food. She is serving to people who came after us and ordered after us. I had to literally shout and ask for water and food. I don't know who is the owner or manager but no one bothered to ask as what happened and why. After all this hustle finally the food came. Main course before starters 🙄. She didn't even serve the complete order. We were asking for everything. If you can't serve properly or treat respectfully you should shut your shop.

Let me add about food as well. What we ordered - pani puri, malai chicken, paneer makhani, amritsari chole, tandoori roti, laccha paratha, onion chilli lemon and papad What we received - pani puri served without pani (only with tamarind chutney), malai chicken arrived after main course when we asked for it. Super dry and tasteless. Tandoori roti and laccha paratha served again after asking, till then the curries got cold. Papad never arrived.

This place is nothing like what other reviews says. Don't be deceived by reviews and pictures. They all seem fake.

A great reply from owner. He has exactly proven my point. Human values are more important. Giving a disrespectful treatment by staff, not serving or hosting properly can make anyone aggressive as you are not serving for free. And honestly I would have never come back irrespective of your...

The brand new location on 79th St, just off of Biscayne is a refreshing and welcome change to the neighborhood. The atmosphere is clean and inviting, although a little Indian music would be nice. In all fairness, the new location is only 3 weeks old, so hopefully the music will come with the wine and beer next week. There was only 2 of us, so we did not taste many dishes, but what we had was really tastey and well presented. Palek Paneer is my usual first choice and I was blown away by the fluffy housemade paneer in a beautiful, silky spinach curry sauce. One of the best Ive had in Miami. We also tried a Pav Vada which was a very flavourful potato slider. Very unique, served with a delicious green chili sauce and tamarind chutney, a pile of dried chili and a fresh green chili pepper. The extremely knowledgeable and ingratiating server said it was a popular street food in Mumbai, which is where their recipes come from. The essential Garlic Naan was excellent! Crispy and fluffy, flecked with cilantro and garliky ghee. We definitely want to go back with more people to try more of the menu. Support this new, gem in the neighborhood. If you love good Indian food, you wont be...

Extremely Disappointing Experience – Avoid at All Costs

We ordered takeout from this restaurant while returning home from Miami and stopped at a rest area to eat. Unfortunately, the food was a complete letdown.

The appetizers were inedible and ended up in the trash.

The lamb curry lacked any real flavor.

The biryani tasted like plain white rice mixed with a bit of masala—definitely not authentic or enjoyable. I'm pretty sure its PAN made instantly adding masala on top of the rice. Very very bad 👎

While the packaging was decent, it’s the only positive thing I can mention. The food quality was absolutely terrible, and it’s clear that the management doesn’t care about customer satisfaction.

To make matters worse, the owner—especially the lady—was extremely rude, unprofessional, and clearly more focused on making money than treating customers with respect. Her attitude was unacceptable. Not good for business. Hospitality is the key for success i truly believe she will not deserve it.

I would never recommend this place to anyone and will be sharing this experience in my student community group to make sure...