This feels like a pan-Asian place with the same proteins being offered in many different forms…read more(e.g. soup, noodles, rice). Also, they serve a huge menu of dim sum. Without specialization, it seems like their dishes are just ok. Steam Wagyu Beef Bao: A lot of hype and this was kinda disappointing. It tasted like a regular meatball inside a Chinese bun. Nothing really to make it seem special like the wagyu name implied. Pork Belly Ramen: This is pretty solid for food court ramen. It's no Ippudo, but the broth is very rich and pork. I liked the mix of corn and cabbage as veggies. The pork belly didn't seem slow cooked or tender. It was more like grilled. So some parts of fat were a bit too chewy (whereas a slow cook would melt in your mouth).

Well I was out with my friends and we came upon this really cool spot the Lincoln eatery, never…read morebeen here before my first time. Well we were so pleasantly surprised how cool this place was they had so many different spots to get food all different types. from Latin food, to Asian fusion, to American, Mexican, and so much more including a roof top bar. Well we were on our way to check out the rooftop bar, and I wanted to get a snack and the Neo AI Tallarin caught my eye. it was very clean and lit up and I love the decor. so I ordered some dumplings and they were absolutely excellent. They were made to order and very fresh and very juicy. There were the pork soup dumplings. So good I would definitely order them again. The nice girl at the counter helped me find something and she was very helpful. If I'm in the area again, I'll definitely stop in.

Yip is one of the restaurants located in 1-800-Lucky's food hall is amazing. There's so many food…read moreoptions to choose from; there's sushi, pad thai, chicken and so much more. I tried the shrimp bao buns and they were delicious. The spicy mayo drizzled all over was amazing. If you are at Lucky, you've gotta check out YIP. It is so good and my food was ready so fast. Parking can be tough but I came during the day so it wasn't too bad. There's indoor and outdoor seating. They are also dog friendly!

I ordered a strawberry lemonade with tapioca boba. Was very excited especially after my hot yoga…read moreclass. After paying an egregious 13.75$ I was expecting at least fresh lemons or something to explain the price. Nope. This man pulled out a jug of Publix brand premade lemonade, the threw a few strawberry, and forgot the tapioca. Yall should be ashamed of yourselves.

Novikov Miami was an amazing experience from start to finish. The food was delicious and…read morebeautifully prepared. You have to try the A5 Wagyu beef with the foie gras, both were incredible and full of flavor. The drinks were just as good and really well made by the bartender Domen. What stood out the most was the service. Robbie y Dylan treated us like royalty and knew the menu like the back of their hand. Everyone treated me so kindly and made me feel welcome the entire time. Definitely a place you want to visit for great food, drinks, and a great atmosphere.

We chose Novikov Miami to celebrate my wife's birthday, and it turned out to be an unforgettable…read moreexperience from start to finish. The highlight for me was definitely the wagyu slider--hands down the best slider we've ever had. I'm usually not a big fan of burgers or sliders, but this one completely changed my mind. It was rich, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The wagyu tataki was also excellent, tender and well-balanced in flavor. The sashimi and seafood were incredibly fresh, which is always a must for us, and Novikov did not disappoint. The dim sum selection was outstanding--each dish was crafted with care and packed with flavor. And the desserts? Easily some of the best we've had compared to other premium buffets--beautifully presented and delicious. What truly elevated the experience was the service. It was attentive, warm, and made us feel genuinely special throughout the brunch. As a lovely birthday surprise, my wife received a hat as a gift and got to choose her favorite--she picked the red one, which made the brunch even more memorable.

Hutong is a stunning restaurant -- the space alone makes it worth a visit. It's huge, beautifully…read moredesigned, and has both great indoor and outdoor seating. I went on a Thursday night when they had entertainment, which added a nice atmosphere, though it wasn't particularly crowded. The food overall was fantastic. The Kung Pao tofu was a standout -- really flavorful with the perfect balance of spice and texture. The bok choy was also excellent, simple but done really well. The noodles were just okay. They were a bit underwhelming flavor-wise, but once I added some chili oil they improved quite a bit. Overall, great ambiance and some really strong dishes. Definitely a place I'd come back to, especially to try more items on the menu.

Hutong Miami honestly hits a little better than Hutong NYC. This gorgeous space is an upscale…read moreChinese dinning experience in Brickell. The fine dining energy is not intimating but rather comfortable with good vibes. As we got seated, the staff were very warm and welcoming, taking the time to tell us about the restaurant. But we already knew what we wanted. The Peking Duck! We ordered a few sides to go with it but the duck was the star of the show. Everything we drank and eat here was delicious. Not a single complaint. I will be back for the flaming duck and treasure bowl dessert!

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

BEWARE! There's a 20% service fee!!!…read more My fiance and I were raving all about how good the food was after stumbling upon it. Dan Dan noodles had so much flavor, chili beef dumplings were thick and juicy, and the pork and shrimp dumplings were cooked perfectly. However when my fiance asked for a check all we got was one of the handheld devices with the total. I thought it was strange when the server said tipping was optional after the tap, and the options were 1%, 3%, and 5%. Since the food and service were great, I wanted to tip 15%, so I changed it to a custom value and did my own math. However when I got my printed receipt, there was a 20% service fee, plus my custom tip of 15%. Being from LA, when restaurants have the mandatory service fee, they usually tell you at the host stand or after you just sat down. I felt like this place was shady although it is in their fine print on their menu. What the server could have done is said "service fee is already included," after the tap, not "tipping is optional." I did like the service, but the 35% tip was not well deserved. I didn't feel like they went above and beyond and like I said, there's a special type of mannerism that I feel was a huge miss about the service fee, which could of been handled more professionally.

I discovered this upscale Chinese restaurant on our last day while staying at the Marriott Marquis…read moreBiscayne Bay Hotel. It's in the little mall area to the left of the hotel. You can access the mall area from the left of the hotel lobby. What impressed me most was the presentation of all the dishes. They really took great care to make everything look beautiful. All the plates and dishes were just so stunning. The other thing that really stood out was the service. They were so friendly and helpful. I truly appreciate when servers know their menu well and are able to make suggestions. I can't remember my server's name, but she was just top-notch. We ordered: - Miso soup, (served in a charming, Japanese chawan mushi cup) the flavor was really good and strong. (I hate it when it's weak) - Spicy dumplings. They tasted homemade. Yummy - Shrimp shu mai, good, tasted as it should - Tanaka roll, with extra crispies on top, (I was not a fan because I did not expect it to be deep-fried. if it had not been deep-fried, I would've liked it.) - Peking duck served in an impressive three tier tower that looks like a round Chinese Temple. - Pork Belly Bao bun, this was also a miss for me because I expected it to taste like barbecue, but it was just really salty like they used a lot of brown salty sauce. All in all, I really enjoyed this restaurant, even though I didn't like those two items. Bec But, because of the excellent service, the atmosphere and the beautiful way they served the food, I decided to leave them a five star review. Those dishes weren't bad they just weren't what I expected. We don't live in the area so if we were to stay in this hotel again, we would definitely dine here again. I'd like to try some of the other items on the menu. You should give this Restaurant a try, I don't think you will be disappointed.

I stayed at tje Double Tree hotel and came across this little gem. The restaurant was beautiful,…read morenice and cozy but also a chilled vibe. I had Sushi and tried the pistachio mochi ice cream. Food was good and fresh but took longer than I anticipated for preparing. The price point was ok for the value, but definitely not for the mochi. Service was average. I would recommend dining here.

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.

It's been a long time since I've eaten here. Saturday night date night. Beach scene is busy and…read morecrowded at that time. That's why we have been eating anywhere but the beach. The service is great. Nice people. Constantly asking us if we are "good". The restaurant is beautiful. Well thought out. Now what's important. It is expensive. Which I expected. It's the beach. If they don't charge some ridiculous amount of money. They are not keeping up with the "Joneses ". The food was good. Portions are small for the prices. You can't over charge and then under serve food portions. Overall. It's ok. the food is tasty. I won't say no if I'm asked to go. But it's not on me "beach list" to go again.

I'm so happy I had the chance to dine here during my Miami trip!! I haven't had such delicious and…read morefresh hotpot in so long. The portions are generous, the meat is SO fresh (I highly recommend the ribeye) and the flavors are authentic. The decor is super Chinese hahaha and the servers are helpful!

Took myself here for Valentine's Day 23'. I was so excited to find an authentic Chinese place in…read moreMiami, finally! I was so tired of all the Asian-fusion ish places in FL. I got some dishes along with hot pot, mixed my fav sauce at their sauce bar. I think the total was a bit more expensive (120$+ for just myself). I did had 2 lychee martinis, and I'd have to agree with other reviews, the drinks are probably some of the worst I've ever had. However, I think the food is decent although not the best value compare to the value. But I'm glad to finally have an authentic Chinese place in Mia!