I came to Yarumba in Miami Gardens with my wife while she was meeting up with some friends. I…read moreusually skip dinner, but honestly, I couldn't resist the food here! The service was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The Mofongo was absolutely amazing--I had never tried anything quite like it before. My wife ordered the Pork Belly Mofongo, while I went with the Crispy Roasted Pork. Both were incredibly flavorful, and the combination of the crispy pork with the mofongo was fantastic. We also ordered fried Dominican sausage, which was delicious. My wife's friends had the salmon with rice and oxtail with mofongo, and everything looked and smelled amazing. One of my favorite surprises was the little pieces of crispy pork inside the mofongo. They added such a nice texture and extra flavor. The mofongo itself was hearty, savory, and very satisfying. For dessert, we ordered the Baked Sweet Coconut. I was already completely full, so I skipped it, but my wife tried it and said it was a little too sweet for her taste. One thing to keep in mind if you're dining with a group: since we were a party of five, an 18% gratuity was already included on the bill. We also noticed a 3% credit-card processing fee, so if you want to avoid that extra charge, you may want to consider paying with cash

A Wonderful Dinner with My Daughter…read more Went with my daughter to Yarumba Restaurant & Lounge, and we had the BEST time! From the delicious food to the great service, everything was wonderful. The atmosphere was perfect for a night out together. We started with the Mango and Guava Margaritas--absolutely delicious! Appetizers we had the Dominican sample platter,For our meal, we had the Dominican Flag Platter, with beef stew, rice, beans, tostones, sweet plantains, and avocado. We also tried the Trifongo with Churrasco, and everything was tender, flavorful, and delicious! There are so many amazing dishes on the menu that we definitely need to come back and try more. We had such a great experience. We'll definitely be back!

I absolutely love this spot for late night grub or a quick lunch. I mainly focus on three things…read morewhen I go there, the Chimi (which is a Dominican style burger) it's one of the best I've had, if not the best. The picadera which is assortment of various fried meats, cheese and tostónes (or fries), that will knock your socks off with its intense flavors! And last but least, the empanadas... oh the empanadas! ham, cheese and chicken it's my favorite combo. Love the freshness of the product, the quality, the PORTIONS and service. Pro tip: Ask for the homemade hot sauce... you won't regret it! It's opened till very late on the weekends, so when that 2:00AM alcohol infused hunger strikes, keep this place in mind.

Love the food for me and my husband . Def try if in the area . I think you would really have a good…read moretime.

Katty is amazing her hospitality is excellent, when you come in, she receives you with so much love…read moreyou feel like you are at home. Food was exceptional. I would 100% recommend this restaurant to anybody that wants to try great food and great customer service. I will definitely be back.

I've visited here a few times and have never left dissatisfied or disappointed. Great portions on…read morethe food and great flavor. Visited here on a Saturday and was immediately able to sit and enjoy. Service was fast, friendly and accommodating. Food was delicious. Oxtail is usually available on Saturday and came with a great portion of white rice, red beans and a side tostones.. it was enough for 2 people. When in Hialeah, I do my best to come here because it's a great spot.

Nice atmosphere and good location. Veracity of food items…read moreand good service! Nice staff

I love this place. Every time I come here it reminds me of home. If you want to feel like you back…read morein DR this is the place to be.

This place is in a run down plaza but the food is AMAZING ! Woooahhhh like the food was too good…read more they have a wide variety of options the octopus is good. But the mata hambre amazing. A must LGBTQ friendly Not so much kid friendly as they do have hookah there and music is VERY LOUD . But we did go with kids because our friends were on vacation and we got invited here . Very Dykman NYC brunch vibes - the food and menu is actually from NYC call Sahara I believe they are changing the name as well .

Melao Cafe also known as Sahara Restaurant will now be one of my go-to's for authentic, super tasty…read moreDominican food. Since I am a part of a beautiful Dominican family that needs authentic Dominican food regularly, we are always on the lookout for places like this. My pregnant sister came in town for the weekend and was craving Dominican food. Since we have heard great things about this place, it was a great time to check it out. We were a group of 12 so we had high hopes of being seated right away and on getting delicious Dominican food. I'm happy to say we got both! This restaurant is located in a small shopping plaza off of Red Road just south of the turnpike expressway. It's situated back behind a gas station so we initially thought we were in the wrong spot until we noticed people driving further back. It's hidden so don't turn around and leave. This restaurant is pretty big with plenty of seating. It was surprising to see only a few people there when we came in but I heard this place is known more for their night life. It seems this place turns into a club at night and since we came at lunch it was pretty dead so our service was very quick and attentive. I like the openness and decor of this place. There is a DJ booth and many lights that are used for the nighttime & special events. However, during the day it seems pretty calm which was perfect that day. My sister was craving a Chimichurri sándwich so I decided to get the same. They offer this in a large sandwich or mini sliders. I would recommend getting the mini sliders because it comes with fried cheese on it and the big one do not. The sandwich was so good..,I highly recommend. I asked everyone at the table how they liked their food and everyone was very pleased. I'll be visiting again at some point and maybe even at night to see what all the hype is about. This place looks like a hole in the wall on the outside but in my experience those are the best places for authentic dishes. This place proved this point.

If you're in Broward County and craving authentic Dominican street food, look no further than Super…read moreChimihurry El Malecon. This food truck has quickly established itself as the go-to spot for the best chimi--a Dominican burger--around. From the moment I arrived, the vibrant energy of the location caught my attention. Nestled in a lively area, Super Chimihurry offers a perfect blend of urban flair and community spirit. The outdoor seating enhances the experience, allowing diners to enjoy the delicious smell of grilled meats wafting through the air. Now, let's talk about the chimi. Each bite is a delightful explosion of flavor; the perfectly grilled beef patty is juicy and well-seasoned, while the fresh toppings--cabbage, tomatoes, and a zesty sauce--add the perfect crunch and tang. The bread is soft yet sturdy, holding everything together without overwhelming the savory filling. Service at Super Chimihurry is exceptional. The staff is friendly and attentive, always ready to recommend their favorite dishes or customize your chimi to your liking. They make it a point to ensure every customer feels welcomed and satisfied. In summary, Super Chimihurry El Malecon is a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in authentic Dominican flavors. The combination of delicious food, a lively location, and outstanding service truly sets this food truck apart. Don't miss out on what might just be the best chimi in Broward County! Now for the meat and potatoes Location *****\***** Price *****\***** Service *****\***** Food *****\***** Foodie ninja will return

Me and my wife love coming here when we want Dominican food fast to go. We visited them yesterday…read more We ordered 2 chimis and 2 quipes. The food was amazing like always. We would recommend.

Great food and atmosphere, however be careful with their drinks especially the ones without prices…read moreon the menu. Ordered a Flaco margarita for my wife and the drink was $23 dollars are you serious this isn't south beach

So, I wanted a change in food and didn't want to eat the regular chain restaurant food. We were in…read morethe area to go to the Brazilian restaurant next door to Juana's Sports Bar. However, as we drove up we noticed Juana's and decided to look it up and saw that it was Dominican food. As New Yorkers (of Caribbean decents- Haitian, Jamaica and Barbadian) now living in Florida we loved going to Dominican restaurants up north and decided to try it out. (We said we would try the Brazillian spot in the next couple of weeks for our son's graduation celebration.) On to the review: We entered and were immediately greeted and asked for a table for two. We did notice and found it somewhat odd that we passed so many empty tables and were seated in the back of the room near the bathrooms. (We half joked amongst ourselves as to possibilities as to why, but shook it off and tried to make the best of the new spot.) Our waitress was very sweet and we had no issues with her. Again, it was weird where we were seated with no other diners around and the fact that our waitress was servicing another area. Usually waiters services assigned areas that are not spread out. ‍ We ordered our food and it came out fast. For a Dominican place, we thought the food was under seasoned and needed more seasoning. The chicken chunks tasted more oily than seasoned and the pork chops were nicely cooked, but then again was not well seasoned as expected. As we dined an older woman came out from the back and upon hearing folks who she greeted responded and call her Juana, I figured out that she was the namesake and owner of Juana's Sport Bar. It was a little disappointing to see her greet other patrons with a big smile and hug( who I'm sure she knows) and not even turn and give us a hi or smile out of respect for coming to her establishment. Again, we spoke amongst ourselves as to possibilities as to why. ‍ A few minutes later an older gentleman passed by with a nicer demeanor and more welcoming personality and smiled and said enjoy the food, which put us as ease. When he came back around he went behind the bar and it was safe to say he was possibly Juana's husband and co-owner. Thanks to him for making us feel welcome. Again, as we continued to dine, I noticed a younger guy walking around and kept staring at us and I told my husband this because his back was turned. This guy at first was very menacing and actually made me feel uncomfortable. It was giving vibes of hurry up and eat. It was honestly very weird and uncomfortable vibes the way he kept staring and walking by to an area where we were the only diners. After a while he actually approach the table and asked if we were done. I honestly engaged in fake conversation with him and asked if he was the owner's son and he said yes. This actually made him break his mean like demeanor and he started to smile with us. Again, continuing with my fake conversation, because I just felt a little uneasy I said this is our first time here and he said ohhhh and smiled. I then asked about the young lady setting up by the stage and he said oh it's for Karaoke and he said I can try it out and I said nooo and we had a little laugh. I guess us laughing with him somewhat "humanized" us in his eyes. ‍ Back to Ms. Juana, we were now done and was asking the table busser for some containers (because at this point our waitress was busy in another section, and the front desk woman another one that seem to be rushing out came with the check for us to pay.). It appears that the guy didn't fully understand the request for take away containers and Juana noticed and came to the table to see what was needed. Ms. Juana came over stoned faced, with not even a smile on her face or friendly demeanor and heard what was needed and communicated back to he guy in Spanish. Juana needs to be more friendlier, because she never knows who is dining in her restaurant. Overall: The restaurant is clean and beautiful and I'm sure the vibes are great on some nights. The passion fruit margarita was a 10/10, food wasn't horrible but needed more seasoning. *Chicken Chunks tastes too oily and needs more seasoning Customer Service: *Juana needs to be more respectable and much more friendlier to ALL of her customers who come to support her. It only takes two seconds to be kind. Remember someone could be having a bad day and wanted to come out to have a good time and support your restaurant. *Please don't make, non Spanish customers feel unwelcome and uncomfortable. Not everyone is a dine-dash( people who dine and don't pay) type of people. At first, we said we would be back to support, but after writing this review, have decided to look for another place where we would feel more welcomed and comfortable dining at. #VibesDon'tLie

Miramar has a few little gems and this is one. Food, drinks, music and outdoor seating is always…read morea vibe. The night I went they had a live dj playing Latin music and a band was setting the stage for a party the next day. So live music is a thing. We had a group of 7 and we ordered drinks and appetizers. Which were very good, so good infact we repeated a few. Or server was great that she remembered drink orders for the 2nd round. I also heard they have hookah. And you can smoke cigars outside. Can't wait to try more menu items the plantain cups were a big hit

Stopped in for some appetizers after driving all day. They had just opened for the evening so…read moreweren't quite ready for us, but made us feel welcome none the less. We ordered beef sliders and appetizer sampler, as we watched them prep the bar. Sliders were good. Tasty, hot and lots of flavor. The sampler had everything (obviously) and we liked the queso frito, chicharon and both plantain choices. The sausage and wings were just okay. Our server Genesys was friendly and helpful. The food did not come out fast, but was worth the wait. Cute decor and they also had entertainment starting later in the evening.

Great spot to hang out with friends on a Friday or Saturday night ! Good music and great vibes !…read more Asian and Dominican fusion restaurants gives sushi with Dominican mix like plantains or cheese ! A must try ' the location it's a bit tight and the seats are not as comfortable! So arrive with time ! Drinks were delicious!

Cute restaurant with great service. Music is a bit loud though…read more As far as what I ordered, not a fan. I had the shrimp fried rice. It was just yellow veggie rice, with shrimp, very little sweet plantains and didn't have much flavor.

Excellent. A little pricey but genuinely delicious. Made to order. Got chicharrón and a side a…read moreyucca mojo for about $28. Love the mayo ketchup style sauce accompanying the pork and the bed of fresh veggies underneath. Yucca is a generous portion and the moho sauce is just so nice. Limes were juicy. Service was kind. Car wash out front you can kill time with while you wait. Worth a return visit.

This little restaurant is located in the same lot as a car wash. It is at the corner of 441 and…read moreHollywood Blvd. Do not be put off with's location and the humble exterior appearance. The interior is clean with bare tables and chairs. Nothing fancy. The people, the staff is welcoming and friendly. This is a Dominican restaurant. The best mangú (mashed green plantains). The portions are large, the food id delicious, well-seasoned, tasty and flavorful. You can eat leisurely. There is a little wait for your food but it is so worth it. I think if you order mangú, it is prepared upon order. You are not rushed, you can sit and talk after you have eaten. If you love Dominican food, or like to try new foods, give it a try. I enjoyed the food. Remember, if you are in a hurry, this is not the place to go, wait until you have time.