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Mini Bistro Fresh Gourmet

3.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 6:00 AM (Next day)

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Hawaiian Poke

Hawaiian Poke

4.7(347 reviews)
8.6 mi
•$$

real ones know that this place opened under the name "j-petal" and they used to serve sweet and…read moresavoury crepes. i was always here for the poke, though. back when this place first opened up, i had only had poke maybe once or twice previously. it wasn't as popular in the continental US at the time. boyyyy did this place change the game at the time. my favourite dish? the spicy krab & shrimp signature bowl. sometimes, i'd have them add seaweed salad or unagi to it if i was feeling fancy. in comparison to now, it probably isn't really 5-star poke, especially since i've actually *been* to hawai'i now... but it was always there when i needed it most, lol. i used to constantly order from here, especially because i was attending FIU, lived on campus, and worked a full-time job nearby. this place was always easy. my roommate and i would order from here at least once a week, we'd just walk on over to the quiet little spot near the dollar tree when we had the motivation... or, even worse, we'd get it delivered via postmates party (i know, i know, i have since learned the errors of my ways... cut me some slack, i was a silly 21-year-old). that was all pre-covid, so i'm glad to see that it's still around, even if it's under a different name now. when i'm back in miami next, i may grab it again.

Hawaiian Poke, I've been hearing about this place for a while and had to come check it out when I…read morewas in the area. I am a huge poke fan but also very particular with my poke. I really liked the flavors and the portion sizes were awesome. The service was super friendly. The only cons were the tuna didn't taste as fresh as I would normally like and the bowl was lacking some sauce even though I chose two. Next time I would definitely pay to get some extra sauce on the side and I think that might help. Overall, I will be back! Maybe with a few adjustments it will be a 5 star spot for me.

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Kaona, The Hidden Tiki Room - The Aged Mai Tai and mystery fog

Kaona, The Hidden Tiki Room

4.6(78 reviews)
9.4 mi•Omni

I came to Miami in search of an alchemy shop, hoping to discover some rare ingredient capable of…read morecuring my dreadful allergies. Instead, I stumbled upon Koana Tiki Bar--a hidden little chamber of tropical enchantment tucked away from the ordinary world. As Miami's only tiki bar, Koana is surprisingly well themed. It is a smaller establishment, which explains why reservations are required, but the intimate setting only adds to the charm. Once inside, the outside world seems to disappear beneath warm lighting, exotic décor, and the unmistakable feeling that something mysterious is being prepared behind the bar. The food is available, but Koana truly shines through its drink menu. The team has clearly done its research and assembled some serious heavy hitters. My companions and I visit whenever we're in Miami, and we've sampled nearly every drink on the menu. I have yet to encounter a bad one. They are fairly priced for Miami, though their strength should not be underestimated. These are not casual refreshments--they are potent little potions disguised as tropical cocktails. The staff is always kind, attentive, and extremely knowledgeable. They're happy to explain the drinks and guide you toward something that suits your taste, whether you seek something sweet, sour, smoky, fruity, or powerful enough to summon your ancestors. During my visit, I combined several ingredients from the menu into a highly experimental concoction. After one sip, my allergies vanished completely. After the second, I could smell colors. By the third, I was convinced the palm trees were speaking to me in ancient tongues. I have no idea what was in that drink, but my sinuses were clear, my spirit was elevated, and I briefly achieved enlightenment beneath a decorative tiki mask. Reservations are essential, the drinks are strong, and the bar is small--but Koana is absolutely worth seeking out. Just be certain you're prepared for whatever spirits may answer when you raise your glass.

Can't recall ever reviewing staff and patrons, but ya kinda have to in the case of Kaona. That's…read morebecause the guests here are almost as engaged in the operation as the staff. Guess the insight here is Kaona draws folks who so totally want to be there and participate in the nightly celebrations that it becomes contagious, spreading from table to table with smiles, laughter, and cameras. Oh yeah, and did I mention the cocktails? I feel the term 'artisan' is so overused nowadays that I avoid using it, so can we just go with the Bill & Ted description that Kaona's tiki drinks are "Most Excellent!" Will non Gen-Xers get that last reference???

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Aloha Crab

Aloha Crab

4.1(64 reviews)
9.9 mi
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Since the change in ownership a few years ago, I just want to say ALOHA new owners. The variety of…read moredishes they have now over compensates the forces of the other previous dishes. However, they did not have crawfish on our visit.. Every food item has a craft that makes the dish very enjoyable. I can say , I'm not really a fan of the seafood boils sauce here, but the other dishes I have been ordering have conquered that disservice. They were also out of other seafood options on the menu. Service can be muted at times but they always come through. You can asked them to sing karaoke and they are very hospitable people. The place is spacious and great for parties. Dzoo Your bill at the end might not be as friendly, but the people here are :))

Aloha Crab is in the corner of the plaza on Palm and Pines, serving up seafood and classic Viet…read moredishes. The space itself is big and clean with a lot of room for both small and large parties. I came here for a birthday with a large party and they were able to accomodate us on a Tuesday night with a reservation. I didn't know that they had more than seafood here which was a nice surprise but came here specifically craving crawfish and was super disappointed when they didn't have any. I know that it was a random weekday night, plus there was a lot of us but it was a bummer for some of the group wanting seafood. As the night went on and a few more people came in, they ran out of most of the seafood in general and the latecomers had to change their order three times because of the things they ran out of. They have a "boiled & bagged" option where you choose seafood, your flavor, spice level and add on any extras like potatoes or corn. Since there was no crawfish, I got shrimp with their Aloha Crab Special Blend (described as tangy, bold and full of flavor) which is similar to special sauce at any seafood spot, with medium spice and added 2 potatoes. When it arrived, it wasn't bagged which is fine but non-traditional to what I'm used to. They gave gloves and had a good portion (1lb as described) but the flavor was just okay in comparison to other spots and the sauce was also very watery. Overall, it was okay but I probably wouldn't order the seafood here again. Other people who got the regular dishes said they were pretty good so I might try those if I visit a next time. This spot also has karaoke which I heard they only do on specific nights but if you know the people who work there, they allow you to karaoke whenever. They pulled out the karaoke for this night but it was mostly just Vietnamese songs which is fine because that was the crowd that was there. Overall, still a cool place if you have a large party but interested to see how the other food options are if I visit again.

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107 Taste - Takoyaki

107 Taste

4.4(1.3k reviews)
8.6 mi
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a spot i used to hit up all the time back in my uni days. really good asian fusion with funky…read moredesserts. real ones know it used to be called "107 coffee and dessert," which was kinda misleading. i never went here for coffee, but the desserts were always cool. when i went for the first time, i didn't expect them to actually serve food... let alone asian fusion food. eventually they dropped that name and have opened like a billion more locations. i always liked the exposed brick and vibes here. it's a cute and casual place. service is always good too, pretty much everyone that works here goes to FIU so everyone is chill. there's a little bar area you can chill at or there's quite a few tables. food always came out quickly and deliciously. my favourite dish was the korean rice bowl (aka bibimbap) but it seems that they've discontinued it... actually, it seems they've discontinued a lot of the things i used to eat here, whoops. i did have the regular donburi somewhat recently (as i don't live in miami anymore) and, while different from what i was expecting, i enjoyed it. i still recommend this place!

Incredible food served in a delightful little restaurant with gracious hosts. I was just floored by…read morethe quality of the food. The shrimp spicy mayo was one of the best things I have ever eaten in my life. Perfectly cooked shrimp (not overcooked like most places do) in a perfect spicy mayo sauce. Amazing! And the tastiness didn't end there! The Dan Dan Udon was out of this world. Fantastic fat and plump udon noodles in a spicy broth with a spicy pork and crunchy bok choy. The miso ramen was another wonderful dish. As was the Tteokbokki Rice Cake dish. This was a meal I will not soon forget!

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Don Camaron Seafood Grill & Market

3.4(279 reviews)
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I ordered the blackened red snapper with fried plantains and yellow rice…read more The red snapper was the highlight. It was cooked perfectly, flaky and tender with a nice blackened seasoning that gave it plenty of flavor without covering up the taste of the fish. The fried plantains were a great addition, with that sweet flavor and crispy edges that paired really well with the savory fish. The yellow rice was flavorful and made the meal feel complete. Everything came out hot and fresh, and the portion was definitely filling. The restaurant had a relaxed, casual atmosphere, and the staff was friendly and attentive. Service was smooth from start to finish. Highly recommend.

Good latin meal, however terrible price on beer! Good food and good service. Many workers around…read more We were quickly seated. Stella draft $12, then we're told, it's buy 1/ get 1. Crazy right!!!!. Drafts are $3 to $5 dollars, not even from the bottle. So major rip off! So watch that. And the $3 sign outside says 4pm to 7pm or so Mon to Fri! But in no world is Stella draft $12! We'll maybe in NYC upscale bar LOL. So lets talk atmosphere: casual dining seafood spot. Jeans/ sneakers. Music on patio with DJ. We ate inside, back dining room. Good Sangria. Decent. I've had better, its not homemade or string. Taste like a pre-made but works! See my photos: shrimp ceviche was best, then stew and paella! $90 for 2, plus 20 tip. Do $110 evening. Would have been lower with the right beer price but we live and learn! If we go down to Miami off 826, could be a stop to return too! Good quick service. Clean restaurant. No big fish smell considering you are in a fish house! Enjoy! Watch the prices and specials, could be some scam-ery on the prices!! Im not cheap but wanted fairness even in prices! And no bee/ wine menu. Next time we will ask for prices so we dont get played on a draft!

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