That is, the Cuban cuisine you get in one restaurant might be completely different from another Cuban eatery. Metro Miami is not the kind of place you want to be wandering around in without directions. Cuban cuisine is a must for any South Florida visit. Try the corn tortilla filled with conch and spicy jalapeno peppers or the yuca stuffed with mamacito's picadillo. The restaurant claims to serve approximately one ton of stone crab claws daily and judging from the lines to get in, that seems accurate.
Lunch is generally less crowded than dinner.
It's as authentic an Indian restaurant as you're likely to find outside New Delhi. Try the tikkas - chicken or lamb marinated in yogurt and spices. The Indian breads also are delicious. Don't expect much atmosphere, but the Mexican food is great. At times the entire South Florida area resembles one big playland, especially the beaches along Miami Beach and Ft.