Mint Leaf Indian Brasserie

True Indian cuisine presented in royal fashion can only be found at the newly opened Mint Leaf restaurant in Coral Gables. Owner Ranjit Sood, who owns and operates a number of restaurants in London, has developed a concept completely unique to South Florida. At Mint Leaf, the dishes are created to pamper guests with true exotic, traditional and authentic Indian specialties that focus around the...

This small eatery has some noise control and service issues to work out, but it fills an obvious void of Indian cuisine in Miami. The breads are the best around, and the meat/vegetarian samplers are tasty (and economic) mains. If you're not into sharing, the crepe-like dosas (crispy pancakes made of rice and fermented lentil batter, filled with meats or veggie concoctions) are where it's at....

In Short
If the exotic artwork on the walls, golden accents or the menu in your hands doesn't tip you off to the Indian cuisine that's coming, maybe the Bollywood movie screenings on 2...

True Indian cuisine presented in royal fashion can only be found at the newly opened Mint Leaf restaurant in Coral Gables. Owner Ranjit Sood, who owns and operates a number of restaurants in London, has developed a concept completely unique to South Florida. At Mint Leaf, the dishes are created to pamper guests with true exotic, traditional and authentic Indian specialties that focus around the...

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