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    Rows of labeled spice jars line the walls, which tells you something about how seriously this contemporary Indian restaurant takes its pantry. The chef sources ingredients from his own farm and runs a tight menu that swings between fiery naan and delicate tuna bhel without losing focus. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand and landed on the New York Times' Miami list. The suburban strip-mall setting is the only thing that doesn't match the ambition.

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    • Ghost pepper-cheddar seed naan

      “Ghost pepper-cheddar seed naan is a fiery, puff-pastry-like riff, while yellowfin tuna bhel with avocado makes for a zesty first course.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Yellowfin tuna bhel with avocado

      “Ghost pepper-cheddar seed naan is a fiery, puff-pastry-like riff, while yellowfin tuna bhel with avocado makes for a zesty first course.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Backyard pakora

      “That includes seasonal vegetable curry, and Backyard Pakora made with taro leaves grown in Mr.”

      The New York Times

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