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Hutong is, hands down, a five-star experience--from the food to the décor to the service. The brand began in Hong Kong over two decades ago, in a high-rise on Peking Road in TST (Tsim Sha Tsui). Beijing duck was wonderful. Here in Miami, it feels more grounded--literally and atmospherically. "Hutong," meaning the narrow, winding alleys formed by traditional siheyuan courtyards, is synonymous with old Beijing. I grew up in one, less than a mile west of Zhongnanhai--the political heart of China--and remarkably, it still exists. That personal association makes the name choice feel both evocative and slightly ironic, given the restaurant's polished, global aesthetic. The Food We ordered all nine dim sum offerings--every single one was excellent. Fresh ingredients, delicate execution, and real finesse. Nothing heavy-handed; everything precise and balanced. We ended up ordering in two rounds--unintentionally--but it worked in our favor. Each round arrived together, fresh and properly hot. They also offer takeout, which is good to know. Context We came here after being rained out at the Miami Open. Hutong turned into a kind of refuge--drying us out and restoring both mood and appetite. Details That Stand Out - The twin sauces: the spicy one is excellent--layered and satisfying. - The soy sauce is intensely salty, almost too much so. - Table setting: Spiegelau stemware, earthy-toned plates, and striking chopsticks--thoughtful and cohesive. - The bartender didn't change the beer glass between pours--something I didn't mind, though others might. Service & Atmosphere The chef is a small, understated Cantonese gentleman, with only the faintest trace of an accent--quietly confident. The front-of-house staff is mostly non-Asian, with several women speaking in noticeable Hispanic accents. Service is smooth overall, though the cultural contrast is interesting in a restaurant so rooted in a specific regional identity. A few practical notes: The bar counter has no hooks (a small but inconvenient omission). The new-age music runs a bit loud, though they do lower it if asked. Both restroom toilet tanks were leaking, and the faucets were slow--unexpected at this level. Logistics Street parking available Valet: $15 (cash only) Bottom Line A refined, globally polished interpretation of a very local cultural idea. Excellent dim sum, thoughtful design, and strong execution--paired with a few operational inconsistencies.
A group of friends and I came in a couple of Sundays ago for brunch and had a great time at Hutong. There was about 15 of us so it was a lot of people to serve but they got the job done. There was plenty of different apps and course and everything was tasty, but the very best part without a doubt was the duck! I truly enjoyed it and would be back just for that. The chef comes and out and does the whole presentation and then carves it as well into delicious pieces. It is served with Madarin pancakes, hoisin sauce, shredded cucumbers, and scallions. I could truly eat that every day. We had a lovely time and if you're Chinese food fan, this is definitely a spot to checkout.
Let me start off by saying that the food was great. I have no complaints about that whatsoever. The cocktails were also delicious, the espresso martini was smooth and the Sichuan Dragon cocktail was sweet and tart. I loved that the Sichuan Dragon cocktail was a bubble on top, it made the cocktail feel like an entire experience. The reason for the 3 stars was for the service provided in the beginning of our dining experience. We started off with a server that came to take our order initially and stated that if 1 person in the group ordered the Emperor dinner menu that everyone else also had to order the same set menu. After he told us this we had to take a moment to review the menu once again. Although, he didn't come back and a good 30 minutes passed by. Eventually we got a different server unexpectedly named Derek and he was an absolute angel sent from heaven. He really turned the experience around. Derek let us know that we can order the Emperor menu for just 1 person and everyone else can chose anything else that they would like if they were not going to participate in the set menu. Derek was also very attentive and came to check in on us every so often. We were glad he took over and provided exceptional service. At the end of our dinner he brought out a plate that said happy birthday with ice cream. This was very thoughtful. Overall, we did enjoy our dinner and cocktails. 1 other mishap that kept occurring was that the ac vents from the ceiling were dripping water onto us throughout the entire time we were having dinner.
I can't figure out why there are so many negative reviews about Hutong. Went for there Brickell nights deal on Thursday and it was amazing! I'm only worried it won't last long because it was not busy at all. For about $90 per person you get unlimited alcohol for 90 minutes and tons of great food. And 2 scantily clad dancers! The dumplings come first and they are a great mix of seafood, pork and vegetables. And you can get as many as you want. We were pretty full at this point, but then they bring the Peking duck, which was 1st rate. I ate every bite of it even though I was full. Then comes the main course. We had the pork and the prawns, both extremely tasty. Comes with fried rice and green beans, both very good. Unfortunately, we were pretty full so ended taking most of it home. The dessert was the only dissappointing aspect of the meal, as the ice cream and bao didn't have much flavor. Which was fine because we couldn't eat another bite. Service was beyond amazing and friendly. One negative: someone needs to check the locks on the stalls of the ladies bathroom. My wife was trapped for a while in one of them! Otherwise, a perfect night. We will definitely return!
Stopped in with my girls for a big group brunch, and we had a lovely time. There is ample space for both small and large groups, call and get your res! Brunch is prix fix, and as the one with some food restrictions, the kitchen was amazing and kind enough to make sure I had subs. The food was incredible. The table side fired duck was an experience! The servers were attentive and knowledgeable.
I came here for a girls brunch that a friend of mine put together. It was a large party, so therefore she had to leave a deposit before we were able to make the reservation. We had brunch on a Sunday at 12:30. We were told that it would last for two hours. There is a set menu of items that are given during the brunch. There is also an option for a drink package, which I opted for. There were five signature cocktails on that menu and we were also allowed wine, Prosecco as well as sodas. The pluses: the servers were attentive for the most part, keeping the food coming. I would've liked to hear a little bit more explanation on the dishes before having them presented just because I don't eat pork and a couple of the items did have pork. We also had a friend at the table who has shellfish allergies, so it could have been helpful for her to also be privy of certain information in terms of preparation of dishes, before being presented the plates. You are able to order the dumplings as many times as you'd like during the brunch. All the dishes that I tried were divine. The Peking Duck was spectacular and it came with a mini show which you cannot beat. The restaurant itself is also beautiful and from what I could tell, there were plenty of tables available on the day that we went. They did warn us when our two hours were up and allowed us to order one final drink beforehand, which was kind of the servers. The minuses: again, although the servers were attentive, I felt like they could've done a better job of asking what we needed. We had to continuously ask for water to be refilled, as well as for the drinks to be refilled. Given that it was a bottomless brunch, that did rub me the wrong way, especially, because I overheard a waiter tell another one not to top people off unless specifically asked to. Something else to note, was that at no point did they tell the table about the prices for the sparkling water. Some of the girls opted for sparkling water, and were charged nine dollars for that which added up towards the end. As well as extra charges for pancakes to eat the duck, despite that's what the dish came with so that could've at least been clarified prior to serving the table that. But overall it was a pleasant dining experience and really what shines at Hutong the most was the quality of the food.
Gorgeous space! Delicious food. Very upscale. We got some dim sum apps, the truffle pork bao was so yummy. Their sichuan shrimp was also delicious. Their drinks are beautifully presented- sichuan dragon is a lychee martini with vanilla and Sichuan pepper. The staff here are the true stars. Thank you Rafael!! He really made our experience so special. Jacob is helpful and kind. Will definitely come back. Thank you!!
I wanted to try the peking duck at Hutong after hearing great things. Even though it was a Friday night, we were able to get a table pretty quickly thanks to our hostess Luz. Our waiter Derek was very friendly and went through the menu with us for all the best dishes. Since we weren't too hungry we just ordered the half peking duck. The duck was served two different ways and I really enjoyed both ways. We were first served the duck with pancakes and duck sauce. I loved the skin pieces and thought the cucumber and the pancake was very refreshing. The second way was stir fried with green beans. The sauce for the stir fry was really tasty and the green beans were cooked to perfection. Overall, it was really great and I would definitely come back.
Wow, szechaun like momma in Northern China would make. Or at least like Hwa Yuan Szechuan in New York City Chinatown. See my stellar review of that must go to joint. Real numbing of the lips a little - if you're a chilihead you'll dig it. Let me tell you, their dim sum was so creative and unlike other's i've had. Prawn and black truffle, Pickled chili cod, Sichuan peppercorn shrimp - all steamed dumplings. WOW. Creative, artistic, and out of this world good. Branzino in chili broth with wild mushrooms and Chinese celery. Close your eyes and imagine that......or check my picture of it. Not so hot like tobasco, but savory, warming like a bankie and hot chocolate. Even non chiliheads will love the broth....try it, whatta ya got to lose? The picture that i took of the Chili chicken tells the tale. Its not as hot as you would think. It is utterly delectable, scrumdiilyiscious. If you do check my review of Hwa Yuan Szechuan in New York City Chinatown, you will notice I ordered the exact same thing. (Creature of habit? - I know what I like.) This one mighta been better... I dunno.... Their drink-game was average-ish. Not too many beers to select, tons of $$$wine, but creative cocktails$$$ Service was not stellar, but the place is small enough you can signal for help...or a drink. Even though i dip them for that, this place is awesome. Get here, this place is on my regular list now.
Hutong - Miami We had my birthday lunch at Hutong Miami, and overall it was a memorable experience handled with care and intention. The space is striking from the moment you walk in. High ceilings, dramatic lighting, and deep, rich design elements give it that old-world Chinese feel blended with modern luxury. Every corner feels thoughtfully done -- from the main dining room to the bar area and even the restrooms. It feels grand but not cold. Food-wise, most dishes were very good and well presented. Expectations are naturally high at this level, and for the most part, Hutong delivered. The only dish that didn't quite live up to the reputation was the Peking duck -- it was heavier and fattier than expected. That said, the rest of the meal held its own. Service is where they really stood out. The staff was attentive, professional, and handled a few small hiccups smoothly without any attitude or defensiveness. Management checked in, listened, and made sure everything felt right. They surprised us with complimentary birthday desserts, which were excellent and beautifully presented. It wasn't over-the-top, just thoughtful and well done -- the kind of gesture that feels genuine rather than scripted. Hutong is clearly positioned as a high-end Chinese dining experience, and the pricing reflects that. With that comes higher expectations, and while not every dish was perfect, the atmosphere, service, and overall execution made the experience feel special and well considered. A refined setting, polished service, and a respectful nod to tradition with modern flair. A solid five-star experience.
Tasty modern Asian food but with prices that leave a lot to be desired. Came here for restaurant week with a few friends- the inside was beautiful but interestingly the AC wasn't working so just sitting down throughout the night was enough to make us sweaty, even despite the few standing fans they had set up. The Miami spice meal started off with small portions of some of their dumplings: we got two orders of the dan dan soup dumplings and one order of the prawn black truffle dumpling, both of which I think were the best bites of the night- juicy, savory, meaty, and while the soup dumplings weren't really that soupy they was still delicious. A tasting of duck is included with every Miami Spice meal, and was cooked beautifully- juicy with crisp skin, a few thin wraps each for us to make duck rolls, with the usual fixins like hoisin sauce and scallions. For mains we shared the chili prawns, mapo tofu, and kung po chicken. The prawns were the best of the three, lightly coated and crisp but juicy inside with a nice spicy kick although on the saltier side; the mapo tofu unfortunately was pretty bland and the kung po chicken while tasty was pretty sweet and one-note, similar to something you could get at a fast casual or takeout place. The sides were actually better than the mains, with a deep savory flavor on the string beans from the dried shrimp and pork bits and a smoky stir fried flavor on the flat noodles. The rice was alright but sort of bland. Fortunately the Hong Kong milk tea tiramisu was a hit, and the tea with a hint of bitterness really complimented the light creamy tiramisu. Overall, we had an enjoyable meal and for restaurant week compared to the normal prices it was a solid deal. However, the bigger dishes were a bit hit or miss, and I don't think I would come back to try the menu at normal price.
This restaurant is in the heart of Brickell. Definitely a place to go and have a great time, a good dine and good food. It has a lot of options in the menu with different fusions. The wine menu has a vast amout of options, separated into countries and specifying the type of grape. The service was great; the server had a lost of knowledge of the menu and great recomendations. The atmosphere is nice; dimmed lights and nice decor. Outside dining is an option since it looks nice and spacious; maybe not in summer time. The music was a little loud for my taste if you want to have a conversation, but not a deal braker. Street paid parking available; walking to the restaurant is advised.
1 year ago
Welcoming host greeted my party upon arrival and was seated promptly. This location is the complete opposite than their Manhattan location. Their Manhattan location is more upscale, formal, and quiet. This particular location was loud, modern, and has a more casual vibe. The food is authentic Chinese food and they hit the mark on everything. The Peking Duck was properly prepared and not oily. Served with the traditional Pancake and fixings. Then there are the non traditional items such as the Wagyu Beef Millefeuille which was essentially a flavor bomb that explodes when you put it in your mouth. What Hutong got right that a lot of restaurants fails to do is they keeping the classics a classic and true to the original way of preparation while also adding some modern twist to other items and taking it to a whole other level. It was a perfect balance of tradition and an journey in gastronomy experimentation... and they executed it very well. Hutong managed to pull of something that even the well established DaDong cannot and that is introducing true upscale Chinese dining experience to the world. It's a breath of fresh air to have a Chinese dining experience that push the limits instead of falling into the stereotypical American-Chinese take out classics. read more
Food was really good! I came here during lunch on chinese new year . Had the lunch menu which was very tasty! beautiful space. Service was extremely slow , I don't know where there were only 1 server for everyone. He seems to be frustrated which I can understand, He was handing every table outside which was maybe 4 tables at the same time . Our drinks took forever to come , food actually came before the drive that was order like 20 mins prior , I would come back for dinner which Im sure i'll be a different experience . Hopefully they tighten up the service for lunch read more
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I have had my eyes on Hutong since moving to Florida. There are a few Chinese restaurants that are just OK, but I understand this is exceptional. Hutong is also located in London, New York City, Hong Kong, and Dubai. This is a modern & elegant restaurant in the heart of Brickell. Using OpenTable I made a lunch reservation a week and advance, giving a credit card to hold our table. There was valet parking that we couldn't find, we parked in a large lot & had difficulty finding the exit & restaurant. The restaurant was very warm, but the bathroom was cool and comfortable. Peter, our waiter explained the menu & took good care of us. The Miami Spice 3 course lunch menu looks perfect starting with a dim sum 3 piece platter and ending with sweet Unami ice cream with miso caramel sauce. The Kung po chicken, fiery chili prawns, pan seared beef tenderloin & roasted Peking duck entrees are all enticing. I enjoyed my eight large prawns with fried rice, although everything was very salty. Our son's chicken, and my husband's beef tenderloin was equally delicious. read more
1 year ago
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Hong Kong/San Francisco style Peking Duck in Miami you say? Why yes, complete with the "Miami Spice" marketing menu. I stuck with the Flaming Peking Duck which is as good as what you get in Hong Kong or San Francisco. Just excellent. Very good cocktails as well. All I ate was the duck, so didn't get to the rest of the menu. The Peking Duck came in two courses, the flaming presentation, sliced, and served with sauce and sliced vegetables in a mushu style wrap. The second course was diced for a lettuce wrap. It t was great duck either way. I had an excellent dessert, a butterscotch ice cream on a riz au lait. Delicious. If you want Chinese in Miami, this is the place. read more
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Living in the Miami/ Palm Beach area (I know that covers a bit of a wide berth) finding a real good Chinese restaurant is not easy to put it mildly. Many here that we would say are acceptable would not cut it in the Chinatowns of New York or San Francisco. While this is not cheap by any means (it is in Brickell and there are very few "cheap" places there) and you tend to get what you pay for. That said, Hutong has good Chinese food and I am not saying for the area it is good. It is good; period. We were here for Miami Spice Week. We had their Miami Spice Week menu. Everyone got a Dimsum platter. I had a pan seared beef tenderloin which I really enjoyed. My wife had the Ma La Chili Prawns. I tried it and I could have had that and enjoyed it as well. This came along with fried rice. The dessert was a sweet umani with miso caramel. A great way to finish this meal! It is a toasted rice ice cream, parmesan cheese vanilla and fleur de sel. It was done well. Peter our waiter explained all this before we ordered and was attentive and answered all of our questions. So you're wondering why only a 4. It was warm inside. I wondered what temperature the AC was turned to. Other than that, I would have given it a 5. Definitely would go back. Like I said in the beginning, finding good Chinese food in this area isn't easy. read more
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2 years ago
I was craving spicy Asian food and Hutong did not disappoint. Service was good during dinner, we were seated outdoors and it was a nice evening to enjoy our meal. Serving size may be a little small, but we were able to try more variety. read more
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Went to Hutong for the first time and I really enjoyed it!! The service was a little slow but the waiter gave great recommendations. Everything we got was amazing, the lobster bao buns and flaming duck were my favorite!! The duck is better than Komodo in my opinion. I would 10/10 recommend if you are looking for Chinese cuisine! read more
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1 year ago
Hutong is such a cool place. The decor and the ambiance is amazing. They have such a great party vibe as well if your looking for dinner with a little excitement read more
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Came for happy Hour. The drinks were strong and really good. We ordered one of each food item on happy hour. The skewers were bland I wouldn't order again. The hot and sour soup was also bland, sent it back, the dim sum was good. The black truffle and the chili cod were amazing. The prawn roll, the prawn and scallop wonton and vegetarian spring roll were my the absolute best. read more
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Came here with my friend's son for lunch. We ordered from the Miami Spice menu for $35 per person. It came with a dim sum appetizer, which consisted of 3 different types of steamed dumplings, an entree and a scoop of ice cream for dessert. The entrees included one of the following with fried rice: SPICED GOLDEN TOFU crispy wok tossed tofu in spiced dried garlic KUNG PO CHICKEN with cashews in chili garlic glaze, vegan chicken available MALA CHILI PRAWNS (add $10) fiery sichuan peppercorns, garlic, ginger & julienned chinese celery PRIME BEEF TENDERLOIN (add $15) pan seared DESSERTS SWEET UMAMI WITH MISO CARAMEL AND SEA SALT toasted sweet rice ice cream, parmesan cheese, vanilla powder, fleur de sel I was very disappointed in the food from a high end restaurant. The fried rice had absolutely no flavor. It could have just been plain white rice. The Kung Po chicken was tough!! Which chef doesn't know how to cook chicken?! Both my dining partner and I were extremely surprised. He said the he enjoys the Kung Po chicken from Panda Express more than this tough chicken. I let him share the beef tenderloin which was cooked to perfection (thank goodness!). Check out my other reviews if you want good Chinese food. This place is not worth even a quarter of what they charged for the meal. I really do NOT recommend this place. read more
I hate when this happens. I loved my first experience here so much that a friend and I decided to come back a year later. It's pretty expensive for a bottomless brunch. The menu has gone down. Lots of items have been removed. The brunch menu use to have 19 items it now has around 13. You can get extra for an additional price. There's no longer valet on Sundays. The place was pretty empty, I'm guessing because it has gone down. I was asked if I had any allergies to which I mentioned Mango and yet mango was still brought. They corrected it once I reminded them but had i not noticed I would've ended up looking like "Hitch". We were also left unattended for a good while, since it's a bottomless for 2 hrs felt like they were being stingy on the bottomless. The food was pretty good, not amazing, I feel it's very overpriced now. read more
We again visited Hutong, one of my favorite restaurants in Miami .Still a very good place, great food, but this time with it's up and downs. We decided to try the Emperor tasting menu. The food in general was excellent. The dim sum platter was very unique and exquisite. The steak was extremely tender and flavorful. Fried noodles and rice very delicious. On the other hand, the Peking Duck was cold and soggy. The fried chicken was non-descript and just ok. Dessert was piece of art again. Drinks were good, tasty and strong, but most of them were too tiki style for my taste for a dinner. Service was very good. Maybe it was my impression, but I felt that the menu had not changed that much from the last time I was there more than a year ago. I know that Miami is well known for restaurants with a night club ambience, and I really love that. But if I go for an early dinner at 7.00 pm , I expect a relaxing ambience, to enjoy the food and the company. A late dinner after 9.00 PM is another story . The restaurant was so dark it was hard to see what I was eating or read the menu, also music was so loud , that it did not feel right. I really love this place and I think it is a great place that I will keep coming back to, but I hope the core quality does not decline. read more
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This place is great overall. We did not try the flaming duck but is is quite a show. We did get a taste and its great. They had an "emperor menu." It is nice to get to know the place and sample a few things. I recommend the beef and fried noodles. Will be back in the future! read more
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- Came here specifically for their peking duck - I've had peking duck in a few American cities and I will say this experience definitely topped them all - I really enjoyed the first course but the second course was a little bit odd. I've never had sautéed duck + beans with lettuce wraps as part of peking duck before. Could definitely do without it. Next time I'll just order half of the duck. - Service from the waiters were great - The host at the front desk was extremely rude. I thought hosts were supposed to be warm and friendly. read more
10 months ago
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The Peking duck is amazing. After being doused with wine and set on fire, its skin is extremely thin, crispy and fragrant. One duck can be served in two ways, and the portion is generous. The dim sum platter is good, and all the dim sum are delicious. The spicy shrimp is tasty, and the mapo tofu tastes almost the same as that in China. The flavor is decent, but these two dishes are a bit salty and are better served with rice. The dan dan noodles and boiled fish are not recommended. read more
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Hutong has been a favorite go to for spicy northern Chinese cuisine and I'm surprised I didn't write a review sooner. Hutong is located in Brickell, has a sexy dim lit vibe with woods and comfy sofa chairs even at the bar and outdoor terrace. I love their bottomless brunch on the weekends because it is a steal. You get full portions for the same price of the bottomless. I explored last Friday the autumn social hour. Drinks were $12. I got the numbing drink which was spicy and balanced. We also got shrimp rolls that were delicious and fried and shrimp and scallop wontons were succulent. For main entree we did both the red lantern and Chilean sea bass. Both were fried items but we enjoyed the spiciness of the crab and the sweetness of the marinade on the Chilean sea bass Definitely go here for ambience, and excellent food especially if you like spicy! read more
I'd been here for dinner before, but this was my first time checking out their social hour. The cocktails were a great deal--I really enjoyed the Nobleman, which was a rum old fashioned present with swirling smoke on top of the glass. It was also very fun to order dim sum as we went along--best one was the truffled dumpling! The restaurant was spacious, light, and airy during happy hour, before the dinner crowds arrive. Our waiter Derek was super helpful throughout dinner too, providing lots of tips and recommendations. Would definitely come back! read more
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I've been here for both brunch and dinner and it's definitely a nice experience to dine here. The decor is very beautiful and there are both outside and inside seating options. The brunch is an all you can eat and drink menu which includes tasty dim sum and small plates. They have increased their prices and removed some of the dishes offered in the last year or 2, but I would say that it is still worth it if you're looking for a nice brunch experience! For dinner, I would definitely recommend the Peking duck. We ordered the half duck and it was a lot of food. Paired with a few dim sum dishes and we were stuffed! For dessert, we ordered the soy milk ice cream which was delicious and adorable! Overall, it's definitely more on the pricier side, and this is not the traditional dim sum menu that you might be used to, but the experience is very nice. The staff are very professional and attentive and the food and drinks are well created and tasty! read more
Never in the mood for Chinese food. Came here with a friend because it was on her list of restaurants to try, so we did. It was the meal I didn't know I wanted. We started with the crispy pork dumplings. That first bite was everything. It gave me emotions. Every bite was delicious. We also ordered Kung Po Chicken, don't let the waiter tell you it will be spicy. We told him to surprise us, it was mild, and extra spice was provided the side. So if you like spicy, take it as is or ask for extra. We paired the chicken with the Chefs fried rice. So so good. The vibe with great. Music on point, and service was nice. Great place to come with friends and enjoy. Will be coming back. read more
We loved it! Hutong delivers with fantastic food in small, shareable portions. The flavors work well, the dishes never overwhelmed by one attribute which was a surprise given the different chili or garlics or whatnot used in different recipes. The four of us didn't hold back and walked out for $560 so it's not an inexpensive activity in the least. The staff is attentive and helpful without being obtrusive to an evening together over great food. read more
3 years ago
The food was amazing! The presentation and different flavors lived up to the name. I listed to recommendations from the server (Wendy) since the food is very Chinese traditional and I wasn't familiar with the menu and she didn't steer me wrong. The pork dumplings were to die for. The pork bao bun was perfection. The music was great giving it an upbeat ambiance. We had the desserts and loved the presentation and all of them were worth trying. The duck was amazing! Huge portions since it comes in 2 stages. Basically they being you one half and then the other. Altogether loved the place! read more
3 years ago
The staff was great. The scenery was beautiful. The food was ok. Everything was a little spicy for me. It was no different than eating at PF Chang. They should really REMOVE the chili peppers because you can't bit into them or eat them. They just kind of in the way and you end up picking them from your food. Would I come back? No. I'd rather go to PF Chang. I came. I saw. That's enough. read more
1 year ago
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I just love this place, there's no better way to say it. The food is impeccable, drink menu is super creative, and the service is always on point. It is fine dining Chinese, afterall. Our most recent visit was christmas eve (aka the coldest day on record in miami) and had stupidly booked an outdoor table. Well with the heaters on outside and the blankets they brought out for us, we hardly noticed! My mother in law has a shellfish allergy and they walked us through all the safe options for her. The truffle mushroom bai, kung pao chicken, and duck fried rice are our favs. And you HAVE to try the Peking duck!! The best in town. A half duck is perfect for 4 read more
The perfect date night spot. We went on a Friday. No parking only via Valet or parking garage across the street. The ambiance is very chic and romantic., very dark inside restaurant. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and helpful and suggested the lobster bao. It was pretty good. First time tasting bao. The halibut fish was deboned table side and was so soft and fresh. The rice was amazing. Would definitely go back. read more
I was honestly pleasantly surprised by this place because I do not have high expectations for high end Asian restaurants and I still don't. We came here for the Miami spice menu special and got to select options from a preset menu and we also added on the Peking duck which were definitely a highlight albeit the price. My favorite were the dumplings that came first. They were very unique, interesting and delicious. For the main dish I chose the spiced golden tofu with fried rice which were fine, nothing particularly special or different but was good. Overall, the service was great. The staff was attentive and checked in on us as needed and provided great explanations of the food and provided recommendations. Although it was classier, we came here for brunch on a weekend with casual clothes and didn't have any issues along with the other guests. read more
We enjoyed social hour here at the bar. The social hour specials are only offered at the bar and are not available at nearby tables, and the bar seats do fill up. The food specials we had were great, and the $12 cocktail specails were outstanding, especially the Szechuan Dragon which is presented with smoke and a bubble. There are lots of tables inside and outside, and a great dinner menu, so we look forward to returning at another time for dinner. It is a great urban space with modern Asian design influences. read more
2 years ago
Very sexy vibe and upbeat atmosphere. We came to the restaurant for Miami spice and it was worth every penny. One of the better Miami spice menus that we have tried. Our waiter was very friendly and accommodating. The drinks were great and the food, even better. The first course was a dim sum platter with spring roll. The dim sum was one piece and was very fresh and flavorful. For the second course we got the duck breast pancake. It was a game changer. The duck skin was crisp and meat was tender. It came with rice paper to wrap the duck with sauce. Delicious. For the entree we had Kung Po style chicken as we were able to replace the pork for chicken with cashew and apples. You were able to get a side with the entree. We choice fried rice and I got green beans. So delicious. And to top it all off tiramisu or choice of sorbet which was lychee sorbet and raspberry. The portions were generous. The food was amazing. It was worth every penny read more
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