I have not been for a while. They used to be a sit in place, then pick up only during and after the…read morepandemic. Now they offer inside seating again, which is why I came! Service was friendly. I tried their pink lady sushi and sweet and sour chicken. Both were pleasant.

Favorite go to spot when I'm in the mood for good affordable sushi and rice. Ordered from here for…read moredinner on the website and upon arrival food was still coming out of the kitchen and it was still hot when i got home. Restaurant was very clean and organized and with lots of to go orders. Not sure if its open for dine in since a few years after covid it was strictly take out only.

Had an amazing experience with SushiRiko. I ordered the sushi boat for a takeout event, and it was…read moreby far some of the best sushi I've had in the area. The nigiri and sashimi were incredibly fresh, high quality, and beautifully prepared. Everything tasted excellent and was packaged very well for pickup. Their chicken katsu was also super good! The staff was also super friendly, and communicative throughout the process, which made the experience even better. I highly recommend this place and will definitely be coming back with family in the future. Thank you, SushiRiko!

The courtesy was so awesome as soon as walked in. It's located in a plaza with other shops but next…read moreto a club. Now we got the chicken noodle soup for my daughter and she stated that it was the best chicken noodle soup she had ever had. The chicken breast was diced but not small, the broth was rich so we are stopping by to get some to go home. Now the fried rice was overly soy sauce and not the authentic fried rice. When I opened my container it wasn't appetizing for me the meat wasn't as fresh and I was very disappointed with the rice and really just ate enough so I wouldn't be hungry until the next day. The Superhero theme decor was very cool. The only reason I didn't contact them was because it was close to their closing hours. That's how upset I was but my daughter was fully satisfied.

I came here on a weekday after 4:00 PM and they had a happy hour menu with so many specials. I…read moreended up with the volcano roll and it did not disappoint! It was delicious and so filling! The restaurant is very nice and spacious inside and the service was wonderful. The waitress was very attentive. I came here on a whim and I'm so glad I did. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area.

I purchased my meal through Uber. I ordered the chicken yakisoba noodles and a sushi dragon roll…read more The noodles alone were delicious. However, you can tell the chicken wasn't cooked with the noodles and was just added on top. The chicken was bland, didn't have the noodle's sauce flavor and was very dry like cardboard. The noodle portion size was also very small for $24. The sushi was alright, nothing to rave about. It was of good quality and arrived fresh. I do not think I will reorder from this restaurant.

I usually approach fusion restaurants with a healthy amount of skepticism. Too often, they feel…read morelike culinary speed dating, two cuisines forced together in the hope that chemistry magically appears. More often than not, one side dominates, the other disappears, and everybody loses. At Amazonia, a Japanese-Peruvian restaurant in Miami, that fear evaporates somewhere around the first bite. The opening argument came in the form of Gyoza Huancaína, pan-fried dumplings stuffed with lomo saltado and served with a vivid yellow huancaína sauce. It is the kind of dish that sounds gimmicky when described aloud. Then you eat it. The dumplings delivered deep savory notes from the beef, while the creamy sauce added brightness, spice, and richness. It felt less like a fusion experiment and more like a dish that had always existed. Four dumplings arrived on the plate. Four was not enough. My entrée, the Midori Risotto, continued the conversation between Japan and Peru. A strikingly green risotto made with kale and edamame arrived topped with grilled shrimp, microgreens, and dots of black garlic aioli. The rice was cooked properly, retaining a slight bite, while the edamame added texture and sweetness. The shrimp brought balance to the richness, and the black garlic aioli quietly tied everything together. It was a dish that managed to be both comforting and elegant. To drink, I ordered the Nikkei Lemonade, a blend of yuzu, Peruvian ginger, and huacatay. Bright, citrusy, and refreshing, it reset the palate after each bite and served as a reminder that the fusion extends beyond the food. My wife chose the braised short rib, a dish for diners who may not be ready to take the full leap into the restaurant's more adventurous offerings. Braised for 72 hours and served over mashed potatoes, it collapsed under the gentlest pressure from a fork. The beef was intensely flavorful, and the braising liquid was rich enough to make you consider asking for a spoon. Dessert brought one final East-meets-West moment. The Flan Nikkei paired a silky custard with miso caramel, whipped cream, and fresh strawberry. The miso added just enough savory depth to keep the sweetness from becoming predictable. It was a thoughtful ending to a meal built on thoughtful combinations. Amazonia succeeds because it understands something many fusion restaurants do not. Combining cuisines is not about piling flavors on top of one another. It is about finding where they naturally intersect. Here, Japanese precision and Peruvian boldness meet in the middle, and both emerge better for it. Fusion rarely wins me over, but Amazonia makes a compelling case for keeping an open mind.

My niece and I decided to try this restaurant on a whim. I'm so glad we did because the service and…read morefood was phenomenal!! Our server Claudia was so nice and helpful with explaining the different dishes. You also are treated to a complimentary mocktail and sweet yam bite to start. Claudia even provided us a tablet to see the pictures of the various dishes offered which helped us decide what to try. We started off with a mocktail that had coconut, passion fruit, hibiscus tea and pineapple. That drink was delicious and I didn't miss the alcohol. For starters we had the salmon crispy rice and that was so filling and delicious. Then we had the scallops in the black truffle sauce which was perfect a seared to perfection. We also ordered the kumogani roll which is crab based and that was very tasty with or without soy sauce. We loved everything we tried and will definitely go back to try other items on the menu. I highly recommend trying them out if you're in the area.

Small but mighty. The restaurant is located in a shopping center it is a little small and if coming…read morein a big group a reservation is suggested because of space purposes. They have a good amount of tables as well as floor seating to get a feel of traditional Japanese culture. To start we had a few appetizers to share. The edamame and fried dumplings which were both delicious. As our main meal we had a few delicious plates to try and they were all very good. Only plate that we had a suggestion for was the fish that was cut into very thick slices. Other than that the waitress was very patient with us and did the best she could specially that she was in charge of many tables.

Meh...and by meh, I mean...Meh...in every way. The decor is just...meh. Typical "look at me, I look…read moreJapanese" in Miami. The service was the bare minimum of hi, how are you, what do you want, and here you go. No pizzazz or anything memorable. Then the food. The food? Meh. I had actually arrived thinking that there was a happy hour or an all you can eat option, but neither existed, even after I researched online extensively, so that was a huge disappointment. I had to search hard to find rolls that weren't laid full of cream cheese, which, to me, essentially means "here is a roll with cream cheese to mask all of the icks flavors of the subpar fish that we are actually serving you and do not want you to be aware!" I ordered some nigiri, which tasted old, not fresh and on rice not treated correctly. Need I remind the YELP! Community??? Sushi is actually referring to the treatment of the sushi RICE and NOT the fish or ingredients on the nigiri or roll! So in this sense, Miyako Doral FAILED. I will admit, that this was one of the first sushi places that I had gone to when I first moved to Miami, not knowing the abysmal notion of what sushi is interpreted to mean here in south Florida. YUCK. Thank you for letting me know. SUSHI HERE SUCKS! Unless you want to pay an arm and a leg for true, pure and traditional types like at Omakai, ELYU or Shingo. Just. YUCK. I am from MN, a land locked state, and yet I know better sushi than the majority of locals here in SoFlo. I am really, and truly sorry for those of you who think good sushi means "cream cheese cream cheese cream cheese!"

I always do take-out here The place is always busy…read more Great ambience always and the servers are helpful

This Sushi Sake is in Hialeah in a plaza where you can't miss it since they have a big sign…read more Came here with a friend after dance class on a Saturday and it wasn't crowded at all for lunch. Parking was a breeze in the plaza it was in, although the parking spots themselves were a little slim. Walking in, we were greeted right away and seated shortly after. The staff was all friendly and the service was super fast. The place itself was super clean and pretty large in comparison to a few other Sushi Sakes I've been to. The menu is pretty extensive so I took quite some time looking at it to decide what I wanted. I was trying to be a bit healthy but my options were pretty limited if I wanted to stay budget friendly. I ended up getting some a sashimi sampler and shared the dynamite appetizer. Both were decent but I do have to say, I have high expectations for the dynamite appetizer so my opinion may be a little skewed. The sashimi was fairly fresh but I wish they had other options for something with less rice on their menu. We also got drinks, the lychee martini and lychee sangria. Both were really good! Overall, it was a great experience and recommend if you're a fan of Sushi Sake and in the Hialeah area.

Took my mom here for the first time. Service is a 10/10! The staff is so wonderful and thoughtful…read more Food is excellent too! Is you're around the doral area this is an easy choice to go to

Decided to stop here for lunch and was not disappointed. The staff was extremely friendly and…read morehelpful. The atmosphere was cozy and inviting. All of the food was freshly prepared and served immaculately. We definitely plan to return soon.

You have to order the GG wagyu sandwich; it was SO good, it completely exceeded my expectations…read more The Wagyu inside is crispy and juicy. The sauce they use gives such a special flavor. It was a party in my mouth. The strawberry sandwich is not too sweet, it's the perfect level of sweetness. The strawberries give it a nice tartness. Would definitely order it again. We liked the Osaka roll; the mango gives it a nice touch. The nigiri is good too. Nothing was fishy or chewy in a bad way. Gyoza were tasty. The curry katsu udon bowl was bland. We would not order it again. The egg sandwich was bland and we would not order it again. I wish they had funaguchi sake here. Cute ambience inside. They also deliver on uber eats but I haven't tried delivery yet.

Was out shopping nearby and wandered in for lunch fully expecting the usual and instead found a…read moresurprisingly reasonable omakase in Doral (a sentence I didn't think I'd ever say). The starter omakase runs about $68. It was around seven courses plus dessert, and honestly, every dish pulled its weight. Bonus points to the server, who gave clear, thoughtful explanations. Menu-wise, don't expect a parade of rolls they're clearly nudging you toward the omakase experience. But if that's the goal, they're doing it right. All in all, a really enjoyable meal and one I'd happily circle back to, next time to explore more of the menu.

I'm confused by the very low reviews in this place. I wonder if most of the reviews were before the…read morerestaurant expanden it's location. They did a full remodel and expanden so it's larger. We came here for lunch and just ordered two jb rolls. The rolls were actually really good. A lot of fish. And beautifully decorated. I was very impressed. Service was also great. Very quick which is what we needed bc it was for lunch during work. Give this place another shot bc I think it has improved a lot.

very clean and modern setting Food was delicious well the…read morespecial fried rice and the Dragon plate exquisite service was very good all in all was very satisfied in the seating. Thank you for a great evening.

So this has been our regular spot for quite some time now. I almost don't want to leave a review…read morebecause I'd love to gatekeep this place. We were customers of Katana ( sister restaurant) for quite a while but the wait times were not pretty. We decided to drive an extra 30 mins to try out Shima and we've never turned back. So it's the same wait list style as Katana but the line moves faster and there's more tables. What I absolutely love is the staff and servers. They truly make us feel right at home from the moment we walk in. We wait our turn like everyone else but the minute we sit down the servers are super attentive. Darling and the team are just the best! The seared spice salmon is to die for!! 7 orders are placed within 30 seconds of being seated. I've tried almost everything on the menu and so far nothing I didn't like. The fish is super fresh and boats have a nice variety. They are super accommodating as we always go with our 3.5 year old. We've taken a lot of friends here with us and to drive 30 mins out of way when Katana is only 10 mins away speaks for itself.

The best hole in the wall local spot for sushi!…read more Always prepare for a wait and get the thai donuts!