Jaya at The Setai Miami Beach

Jaya at The Setai is a courtyard restaurant at 2001 Collins Avenue serving pan-Asian food at breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. It is a strong choice when you want a polished South Beach meal with a hotel setting, live entertainment and a menu that moves between Indian, Thai, Chinese and Japanese influences. The most important planning details are the meal period, the table location and the current event schedule—not simply whether the restaurant is open.

Menu, price and schedule details below were verified on August 24, 2026. They can change for holidays and special events, so confirm the final price and seating terms when booking.

Jaya at The Setai: quick planning details

• Address: 2001 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139, inside The Setai.
• Cuisine: Pan-Asian, with Indian, Thai, Chinese and Japanese dishes.
• Price level: OpenTable currently categorizes Jaya in the $31–$50 range; brunch and tasting-style experiences cost more.
• Best for: Special dinners, courtyard atmosphere, weekend brunch and visitors who want entertainment with the meal.
• Reservations: Recommended for dinner and strongly recommended for weekend brunch.
• Dress code: The Setai describes it as casual elegant.

If you are still comparing occasions and neighborhoods, use our best restaurants in Miami Beach guide before committing to a reservation.

Current menu highlights and prices

Executive Chef Vijay Veena’s menu is broad rather than tied to one country. Signature and frequently highlighted dishes include Peking Duck, truffle dumplings, dim sum, wok curries and Chicken Makhani. That range makes Jaya work well for groups, but it also means the best order depends on whether your table wants shareable starters, curries or a more traditional main-course format.

For breakfast, the current menu lists the Grand Breakfast Buffet at $44. À la carte examples include avocado toast at $16, Eggs Benedict at $22, and smoked salmon with a bagel at $28. Dinner pricing varies much more by dish and experience, so use the restaurant’s live menu rather than assuming the OpenTable price band represents the full cost of a night out.

For the latest dish availability and dietary guidance, check Jaya’s official page at The Setai. If breakfast is the priority, compare it with our broader guide to the best breakfast in Miami Beach.

Caviar & Champagne weekend brunch

Jaya’s weekend Caviar & Champagne Brunch currently runs Saturday and Sunday from 11:15 AM to 3 PM. The published price is $110 per adult and $75 per child ages 5–12, before tax and service charge, with a two-hour seating limit. The format is designed as an experience rather than a quick brunch: current highlights include caviar, Peking Duck, seafood, grilled meats and fish, desserts and free-flowing Louis Roederer Champagne.

The entertainment differs by day. Saturday is the livelier production, while Sunday is positioned around jazz. Choose Jaya when the courtyard setting and performance are part of the reason for booking; for a wider range of casual, waterfront and local options, compare our Miami Beach brunch guide.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and bar hours

• Breakfast: Daily, 7–11 AM.
• Lunch: Monday–Friday, noon–3 PM.
• Weekend brunch: Saturday–Sunday, 11:15 AM–3 PM.
• Dinner: Monday–Friday, 5–11 PM; Saturday–Sunday, 6–11 PM.
• Bar: Daily, 11 AM–midnight.

These separate meal periods matter. A generic “open from morning to night” listing does not tell you whether the brunch, lunch or dinner menu is being served. Check your reservation time against the meal you actually want.

Courtyard dining and entertainment

Jaya’s visual centerpiece is The Setai’s open-air courtyard. Tables near the action deliver the strongest atmosphere during a performance, but they can also be louder and busier. Ask for a quieter position if conversation matters more than the show. Because some seating is open to the courtyard, weather and humidity are also worth considering during summer.

Dinner programming can change, but the venue currently promotes entertainment during dinner and an Asian Night Bazaar from Thursday through Saturday. Confirm the entertainment calendar when you reserve rather than assuming every night uses the same format. For more setting-first choices, see our guide to Miami Beach restaurants with outdoor seating.

Reservations, dress code and parking

Book through Jaya’s OpenTable listing or The Setai’s official dining page. Weekend brunch and prime dinner times can be difficult to secure, so advance booking is the practical choice. If table placement matters, add that request to the reservation and confirm it directly with the restaurant.

The dress code is casual elegant: polished resort attire fits the room better than beachwear. The Setai offers valet parking, and a public parking lot is available near 21st Street and Collins Avenue. Rideshare is often simpler during busy South Beach evenings.

Who should choose Jaya?

Choose Jaya when you want the meal, courtyard and entertainment to work together as one occasion. It is especially suited to celebrations, couples and groups willing to spend more for the setting. Choose another restaurant if your priority is a quiet, food-only dinner, a quick inexpensive meal or a spontaneous weekend brunch without a reservation.