Rishtedar

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 bucksOff 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.

**Vegetarian Friendly**Our Order:Appetizers: (1) Samosa, and (2) Pakora MixEntree: (1) Lahsuni Saag Paneer, (2) Veshnu Masala, and (3) Malai KoftaBread: (1) AK-47, (2) Tandoori Kulcha, and (3) Garlic NaanDessert: KulfiThe 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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 .