Bawarchi Biryanis

Flavorful and authentic Halal Indian restaurant! Huge menu variety with south and North Indian dishes. Many different biryani and curry options. We enjoyed the tikka dosa. Samosa chaat was really good with great spice. Mango lassi was fantastic. The lamb dum biryani came with a side of extra spicy sauce and raita (yogurt), and we thought the flavor was great with the extra spicy sauce added. Appreciated having the option to increase or decrease the spice. Overall it's a classic Indian restaurant with good food.

Very poor service and the food was not good. Lot of the dishes were salty .Most of the friends at the table were unhappy with the dinner served

Terrible service girl with long hair very rude food was ok at best . Need to get people to work for you with manners.

The best Indian in miami. I am Indian. Everywhere else sucks in comparison. This is authentic and the closest to what I used to eat out in the mid Atlantic in all of south Miami. The cost is cheaper than main Miami places and the portions are quite large. Love making it out here for a taste of home and some culture. The place itself is nothing special inside. The service is okay. But that's the point! It's authentic. The food is the best part. A hole in the wall

Bawarchi's is an Indian chain restaurant and I've heard it's good in some cities. The decor is lackluster along with service.The prices and quantity of the food is better here than other Indian restaurants but if the food isn't the best then there's no point. The gobi manchurian was the best dish. The paneer butter masala medium spicy was oily and the paneer pieces were hard a rock that you couldn't eat much of it although quantity was great. Garlic naan was good.The podi dosa was one of the spiciest I've ever had that we couldn't eat it. They didn't have coconut chutney to go along with it. No complimentary papadum to start off with.Wouldn't be back.

I like the food here however some are hit or miss. The recommendations are butter chicken, chicken tandoori, stir fried cabbage,panipuri and the dessert fruit custard is good.The downside is the service ...no service at all . We picked up our table. There were 2 bottles of water and 2 glasses on the table .I loved this since I don't need to ask for water. However nobody showed up to pick up our plate after we finished so we stacked the plates on the side of table. No waiter or no waitress..only one cashier and one guy folding napkins at the back..This is the first time I left no tips since nobody came to service us at the table. We went to pay at the front, still never see our waiter LOL

I love this place. The vibe is very casual but great for a family night. I love the paneer tikka masala - it's AMAZING. Since I'm vegetarian I usually get this. Basmati rice is fresh and always served in a good portion. The samosas are great too.

Quality Indian food! I've had Bawarchi many times at the Orlando location but never knew of this Miami location until now! So happy they're in my hometown. Difficult to find authentic Indian food for a fair price in Miami. Ordered a family biryani for take-out which is around $30 depending on the kind you order and comes with an appetizer of the chef's choice, and a dessert of the chef's choice! Feeds 2 very hungry people but enough to feed a third and/or a child. My biryani was chicken tikka for $36.99 and came with gulab jamun for dessert. Insanely delicious and flavorful! Ordered "medium" spice level as it was my first time at this location. Next time I'll bump it up to a higher spice. Regardless of spiciness, the flavor packed a punch and was definitely authentic. Must try if you're in the FIU area! They're located on 107th and Flagler, across from FIU engineering campus.

This place has been on my visit list for a while & we finally got around to going....... I'm SO disappointed.The experience started with the hostess, we walked in the door & she just looked at us with a blank stare. No greeting or anything. I proceeded to say hello, I got no response. I asked for a table for 4. She just blankly responds "you can sit anywhere". Unfortunately the hostess was our server as well. When I say she was sooo unwelcoming, we felt very uncomfortable. We ordered samosas which came in about 20 minutes. We finished the samosas, 45 minutes go by and I ask the server if our food was on the way? She looked confused says okay and walks off. Another 30 minutes go by, we had to flag down another person (because our original server went missing) to ask about our food, no ever came back with an answer. We eventually tell another man that we'd like to leave & we needed our check. As the check comes they bring out the food. We were initially going to just suck it up and eat but then we only received 2 of our 3 plates. We ask about said plate & the server says "oh I'll put that in now". Like what?! We waited well over an hour for what we have now, we're not going to wait anymore. We ended up paying for the samosas and leaving.It was our table of four and one other 2 top in the whole restaurant, so they weren't busy what so ever. I genuinely don't understand nor appreciate the way we were treated. We won't be returning.

The weekend buffet is excellent. Indian food is delicious and healthy. Everyone is friendly and polite.