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Downtown flavor

Filipino, Indian and Indonesian cafes in downtown Miami cater to cruise workers coming into port nearby.

Lutong Pinoy
A typical spread at Lutong Pinoy, a Filipino eatery in downtown Miami. Photo: Linda Bladholm.
Indian Prem
Scarf, red lentils, spices and mano pickle are just a few of the goods sold at Indian Prem, a call center and Indian goods shop in downtown Miami. Photo: Linda Bladholm.
Chithra's
Rice, tandoori chicken, roast eggplant, dal, stewed chickpeas, samosas and parota bread at Chithra's in downtown Miami. Photo: Linda Bladholm.
Bali Cafe -- yum
Es Bali Special is a striated dessert drink layering mixed fruit, galatin cubes in crushed ice with coconut syrup topped with ice cream and candies served at Bali cafe in downtown Miami. Photo: Linda Bladholm.
Taste of Bombay
A selection from the lunch buffet, including onion pakora (fritters) at Taste of Bombay in downtown Miami. Photo: Linda Bladholm.
Raja's
Rajas's Indian restaurant in downtown Miami serves up masala doasa (Rice and lentil crepe) with spicy lentil soup (sambal), coconut chutney and potato curry. Photo: Linda Bladholm.
Matahari Cafe
Indonesian mie ayam (chicken noodle soup) with bakso (meatballs in broth) eaten together with hot sauce at Matahari Cafe in downtown Miami. Photo: Linda Bladholm.

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