Good food. Great prices. Just a bit cramped up if you are going in a big group.
If there was a rating below, I would have done it. Bad service, cold food, over charged.
Food was ok, not exactly hot (temperature wise). Definitely not the best I've ever had, but it was ok.
Food quality absolutely low and so was the taste. Bad service, when we entered there was only one lady who took the order, cooked the food and did the cleaning. Not at all value for money.
This is not a fancy place but the food is really good and fast.
Delicious, cheap and a hole in the wall. data always a treat to go downtown and be able to go eat at rajas
I love this place! I think it's the best Indian Restaurant in Miami. Their naans, chicken tikka masala are always on point! Great lunch specials every day. The food is always fast and consistent, plus great service! Still great place.Wish I can give more stars to this place highly recommended
Decently priced south indian food. Amazing owners.
Delicious authentic Indian food. Excellent fast service.
I come here for food every week but I saw the owner crushing cockroaches right by the food. I bought the food and gave it to the homeless person outside because I do like the people that run the place but unfortunately not cleanly enough for me to eat anymore. I will come back and update my review if they renovate the place. I have been coming for years so I feel bad but I also don't want to get sick.
This is a small restaurant with some tables and as one of the reviewers wrote. No ambiance and could be very good for a very quick lunch. They have a good variety on a buffet like display. Do not expect the experience of ur usual full menu Indian cuisine. I rated it 4 stars taking in consideration the category of SMALL restaurants it belongs to. Also, the fact that it is prolly the only place that serves Indian food in the area. Overall my experience was fine as I have missed the Indian food however the food was not hot enough. Tastes good BUT not hot enough.
I was downtown for jury duty and wanted something different--not usually in the mood for sandwiches. I wanted falafel, but no one knew what that was, so I asked for Indian instead. The directions to Raja's were vague, but I found it, tucked in a corner like a secret. They had decently priced lunch specials (from $8-$12) and vegetarian options. They all included rice, which I don't eat, but the woman at the counter subbed another veggie without issue, which I thought was nice.
I got chicken tika, palak paneer, and chickpeas. The chicken was just so-so--the texture was off--but he other dishes were good.
Tasty food , could be much better and not expensive but not worth paying it for some items , it's like you buy because you don't have any option.