We had a really great meal here during our weekend in Miami - beautiful restaurant and really…read moreflavorful and unique dishes! Our waiter was incredibly charming and helpful when it came to recommendations. The kitchen was a bit slow and he was so kind as to bring as an extra appetizer. We loved every single one of our dishes, what I really liked was how approachable yet slightly unique each dish was when compared to your traditional chinese restaurant dishes. Our table shared everything, some highlights: cucumber salad (could not get over how flavorful this was), four foot belt noodles (awesome presentation but spicy, the good kind of spice!), chili corn fried rice (LOVED this) and the charred cabbage. DO NOT SKIP ON DESSERT! We got both the Lo Mai Chi + Mai Lai Go and were sooo happy we go both. Insanely good, I am still thinking about both. Would recommend to anyone in town or local for a great dinner.

Mimi Chinese was a bit hard to find and parking wasn't easy, but the restaurant itself is…read morebeautiful. It's dark inside, so photos don't come out great, but the vibe is nice. We tried the Miami Spice menu to sample different flavors, it was fun and the food was good. It's definitely on the pricier side, and the drinks were expensive and underwhelming. Service was solid, and overall it was a nice experience, just not one I'd rush to repeat based on value.

We came back to Jaya for Miami Spice Week because the menu looked wonderful, and it was a great way…read moreto try the cuisine while experiencing Jaya's stunning atmosphere and evening entertainment. The acrobatic shows began at 8:00 p.m., with additional performances at 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. The acrobat was graceful, mesmerizing, strong, and sexy. When we made our reservation, we also asked for a table with a good view of the show, and they accommodated us with a fantastic front-row view from one of the couches. It was so much better than our previous visit, when we were trying to peer around a pillar and across the restaurant to see the performance. If seeing the show is important to you, I definitely recommend requesting a table with a good view when you make your reservation. Before the show the DJ plays music. The volume was at a good level, loud enough to be fun but soft enough to be able to hear each other talk. Although the restaurant initially feels like an indoor space, the central courtyard is actually open-air with overhead coverings, so there is plenty of fresh air while still feeling sheltered. Tall palm trees, pools of water, couches, and traditional dining tables create a beautiful and distinctive atmosphere. Overhead fans kept the temperature surprisingly comfortable despite the Miami heat. For Miami Spice, we had the tuna tacos, miso branzino, and Milk Tea for dessert -- jasmine green tea crème brûlée with honey tea jelly and lychee sorbet. Dining at Jaya was one of the highlights of our trip to Miami. Delicious food, great service, a beautiful atmosphere, and wonderful entertainment made it much more than just dinner. We were very glad we came back.

If I could give this restaurant zero stars, I absolutely would…read more The food was decent, but unfortunately, the service was horrible and completely overshadowed the dining experience. I visited with a group of coworkers, and there was a legitimate business need for separate checks. When we made the request, our server dismissively informed us that we should have communicated this at the beginning of our meal. While I understand that restaurants may have policies, the attitude and lack of willingness to accommodate our request were disappointing. The manager initially refused to split our checks but eventually agreed. Unfortunately, the totals were incorrect, creating even more confusion and frustration. What should have been a simple process turned into an unnecessary headache. My biggest issue wasn't the initial refusal, but how poorly the entire situation was handled. The dismissive attitude, lack of professionalism, and billing errors made an already frustrating experience worse. How can a restaurant get the food right but fail so miserably at customer service? Hospitality matters just as much as what's on the plate. Decent food means very little when customers are treated like an inconvenience. Overall, this experience was disappointing from a service standpoint. I would not recommend this establishment for business gatherings, and I certainly have no desire to return.

First impressions when we walk in, it looks like a big courtyard in the mall…read moreWe ordered the pork ramen and spicy beef gyoza We also ordered the pork dumplings but the girl didn't hear us ! Customer service is always lacking in Miami but back to the food The ramen was really delicious and the gyoza was so good ! Definitely would come back if I'm in the area to try it again but I wouldn't make a special drive for it As far as the ambiance it like being in a mall food court I don't mind it and it's great cause we have kids who wanted something else so it worked out for everyone

had a long day at work and was so looking forward to a yummy meal, but this was so bad and left me…read moreso disappointed. I normally dont like to leave reviews less than 5 stars (and I'm being generous with 3 stars!) but I spent almost $50 for a meal that I ended up throwing in the trash (I have never done this before; it was that bad). Not sure if they were super busy or if they had a bad night, but I wouldn't spend your hard earned money on these two items: The gyoza tasted like it wasn't fresh. It was chewy and didn't taste good. It felt like something you buy at a grocery store that is left frozen for a long time. But even that wouldn't be that bad... The JB tempura was super salty (I was surprised because apparently people buy this a lot on Uber Eats), it also had very little creme cheese, and did not have good flavor. I guess I'll stay hungry tonight; thanks Ai Tallarin! At least your bag was pretty though.

When are the best Asian restaurants in Miami Beach?…read more I've been eating there for the last 10 years..

This place is a disaster. It was my worst dining experience of 2026. Let me tell you why…read more The food was honestly below what I was expecting which made what happened with the billing a very sour bite. I had an absolutely unacceptable billing experience from this restaurant that presents itself as luxurious. I dined at Hakkasan Miami Beach a few months ago with three friends. Our $805.72 bill was divided into four equal portions of $201.43. I authorized my $201.43 share. Hakkasan then processed my credit card for $201.43 TWICE. What followed was far worse than the original billing mistake. Rather than simply acknowledge that something had gone wrong and return my $201.43, Hakkasan fought my credit-card dispute and submitted doctored documentation to support keeping both charges. I spent months disputing this with Citibank, ultimately escalating the matter to Citi's Executive Response Unit and filing a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. And here's what I find extraordinary: Hakkasan's own reconstructed check shows four separate $201.43 payments totaling exactly $805.72. It identifies payments from two of my friends. It identifies one $201.43 payment from me. And then it shows my card a second time for another $201.43, without identifying a fourth cardholder. There were four diners. Hakkasan's records identify three of us. My card appears twice. Yet Hakkasan maintained that both charges were valid, and after nearly four months of fighting this, Citi ultimately sided with the restaurant. So I am now out an additional $201.43 because of a second charge their server (who appeared to be drugs that night) maintains I authorized. A billing mistake can happen anywhere. What defines a business is what it does after the mistake is brought to its attention. For a restaurant of Hakkasan's reputation and price point, I find this appalling. I would have expected meticulous accounting, serious customer service, and an immediate effort to determine why one guest's card appeared twice on a four-way split. Instead, I spent months fighting to recover $201.43 while the restaurant defended the second charge. I have dined at high-end restaurants around the world, and I cannot remember another experience that left me feeling this profoundly distrustful of a restaurant's handling of my credit card. Check your receipts when you go to Hakkasan. They cannot be trusted. Check your credit-card statement afterward. And keep all documentation. They doctor things afterward to fit their version of the story. I will not return to Hakkasan under any circumstances. If I could rate them as a -1, I would.

We ordered out and the delivery was super quick. The food was AMAZING! My husband got chefs…read more(special?) fried rice and it was awesome! I judge Chinese food by their hot and sour soup. I am not kidding when I say this. It was the BEST hot and sour soup I have EVER HAD! No ambiance as it was a delivery. I will be dreaming about this soup

YALL. The premier…read moreChinese food spot in Miami Beach. We order from here all the time at work and it beats out most of the other Chinese food in the area. I personally love Chinese and have had enough bad ones to know this is dope food right here. Always tastes fresh, never too salty and the noodles always taste legit.

We had another fantastic experience at Mr. Chow's iconic Miami Beach dining room!! We over ordered…read moreas usual and were delighted by the presentation, service, service, service, and terrific food and beverages ... I wish I could get there every night for dinner! Mr. Chows noodles were PERFECT (the sauce here in Miami Beach is the best in the world of Mr. Chow), the duck was incredible, the green prawns were impeccable!! The people are truly extraordinary as each made us feel as though we were the only patrons! This probably because Brian Murati orchestrates and manages EVERYTHING to perfection. He is a master maestro, and ensured the food arrived perfectly coursed and timed, piping hot, and beautifully arranged. We never had an empty water, champagne, or cocktail glass on the table. And the desserts ... off the charts ... so good. A priceless experience!! We only wish the rumors of closure are false. Even if Miami closes, we will still have Beverly Hills, New York Tribeca or 47th, and London! THANK YOU MR. MURATI! You and your team are truly masters of the art of fine dining!!

Mr Chow? More like Mr Crowded! Too small of a restaurant if…read moreyou ask me...cramped tables is the worst at any restaurant and this tops the chart. Don't believe me? Go see it for yourself lol. Why would I be comfortable to be sitting next to a strangers date next to my table? Plus they can listen to my entire conversation. And if I had to go to the restroom and I stand up- everyone stares like omg it's just no privacy in this restaurant - not my vibe. I went once and I will never recommend to go again lol. Food is average. Nothing knocked my socks off that's for sure. Just because the place is elegant does not mean it is premier.

A delicious and authentic Thai and Lao dining experience at Thai House in South Beach!…read more The boat noodles were rich, flavorful, and wonderfully authentic, with the added bonus of being able to choose your preferred type of noodles. Definitely a standout! The larb was delicious, packed with fresh herbs and a wonderful balance of savory, tangy, and spicy flavors. The Lao papaya salad was fresh and generously portioned, complete with salted crab. My only critique is that it was a little sweeter than I prefer. Less sweetness would allow the bold, funky, savory flavors to shine. The whole fried snapper was another highlight--beautifully crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and served with a flavorful dipping sauce. And the chili condiments were absolutely on point! Bold, spicy, and full of flavor--exactly what you want when enjoying authentic Thai and Lao food. Overall, generous portions, vibrant flavors, and a refreshing level of authenticity for South Beach. Would happily return!

I've now been coming here for over 20 years, and it's still one of my favorite Thai restaurants…read moreanywhere. What impresses me most is that after all these years, the quality, flavor, and service have remained consistently excellent. Back when I wrote my first review, my daughter was just a little girl. Today she's 19 years old, and she still loves coming here just as much as I do. That's a true testament to how special this place is. I don't come as often as I used to, but whenever I'm craving Pad Thai, this is still one of my top spots. The food is always fresh, flavorful, and prepared with the same consistency that keeps customers coming back year after year. In my opinion, consistency is one of the most important qualities a restaurant can have. When you're craving a favorite dish, you want it to taste exactly the way you remember it--and Thai House continues to deliver every single time. Twenty-plus years later, they're still setting the standard. If you're looking for authentic, delicious Thai food with outstanding service, look no further. Highly recommended.

Food was fantastic, and service was even better, Maria Gabriela, took care of us and suggested…read morespecials and very, very good dumpling noodles actually the house special If you're in downtown, or you come to the SILVERSPOT theaters, walk, one block, and enjoy a little secret of Miami downtown

Very delicious, super nice service, is small place but nice ambience, difficult to park,…read more I really like! it we try the dumplings, the raw salmon amazing, happy hour fantastic!