Place was mediocre considering the price. Everything about it felt mid; the service, food, and…read moreatmosphere were just alright. Food was bland and honestly on par with grocery store sushi. What was especially frustrating was the automatic 20% gratuity despite the service not being anything special. On top of that, they refused to split the check, which was pretty ridiculous. Personally, I wouldn't go back or recommend it.

Ran into this spot in a rainy day, came here to wait for it to pass and was pleasantly surprised…read more Ordered a classic fish ceviche, extremely fresh, bright, and perfectly balanced with avocado and sweet potato. I also had the salmon nigiri, i don't typically love when it's torched but it did melt in your mouth, solid bite. My guest had the chicken parm which was out of this world, would definitely come back! Knocked a star off only because it was extremely loud it was difficult to have a conversation. Otherwise, great place!

I requested a reservation with the restaurant three hours prior on their website from Key West…read moreafter craving Cuban food. I was concerned we'd arrived to the restaurant and get declined but within thirty minutes I received a follow up email. Outside seemed to have a parking garage farther down but I paid for street parking for my own connivence. I love the attention to detail with the decor and felt like I transported to Cuba. Our waitress made me feel like I was eating at a loved one's home and enjoying our company. There's no rush to leave after finishing meals either, just enjoying the moment with those around you. I would definitely detour to Miami again, just for this.

We recently took a trip to Miami for the first time and I was determined to find some good Cuban…read morefood. We decided to try Habana Con B and I'm so glad we did! This is the best Cuban food I have had! It is a small charming restaurant, and they were very attentive to us and patient with our kids. When our plates came out, our kids devoured their food FAST! My kids are picky eaters and they absolutely loved the food, so much so that they requested a second plate. Everything we had was delicious! And the desert was phenomenal!! I wish we lived closer to come here more often, but we will definitely be back when visiting Miami in the future.

We stumbled on this place as we were walking around, trying to find somewhere to eat. The waitress…read moregreeted us and asked us if we'd like to sit and eat here so we said yes. She gave us a menu to look at and she was super kind and patient and made recommendations. We started with the yucca elote and I cannot tell you how amazing it was. We ended up ordering a second. I feel like everything we got was delicious. I can't speak on the prices because I am from Texas so obviously this is more expensive than what I'm used to, but everything is definitely worth what I paid for and was eaten and drank. Even the manager stopped by to check in on us. They have an amazing view from anywhere you sit outside and I love how they are so immediate to cater to customers that come. One family just rolled up unannounced and they put tables together just to ensure that they could have a nice meal outside and that's a lot. I can say compared to most restaurants. If you were ever in the area, I highly recommend this place and please get the yucca elote! Oh, and PS the drinks are strong in a positive way.

We dropped in Friday around 6pm. There's both outside and indoor seating. You need to spend at…read moreleast $50 minimum to sit inside. We decided to sit inside since it was very hot outside. We ordered 2 round of drinks. A bottle of corona is $5 during game days. Sparkling wines were ok. My husband liked the mojito and he ordered a modelo. For food, we ordered fried snapper and kuban fried rice with pork. The fried fish comes with 2 sides. We got the sautéed vegetables and fries. Everything was greasy and salty. Now we know that we need to ask for less salt. They have many tv screens. We watched the FIFA here. Service was ok. 20% gratuity automatically added like many places do. They don't have their own restroom. The Public restroom is located outside the restaurant and is a walk towards a shopping area.

Coming from NJ we have high expectations for both Peruvian food and sushi…read more They did not disappoint! All of the food was delicious. We had 3 sushi rolls , the lomo saltado and seco de res. Love the modern take on the decorations it gave a great vibe considering it's tucked away location. Jose our server was amazing , funny , recommended items and really made us feel welcome along with the rest of the staff .

Parrilla marina disappointing Experience My husband ordered…read morethe Parrilla Marina, and I ordered the Ají de Gallina. Unfortunately, our experience was not what we expected. The service from our waitress became noticeably unfriendly after our main dishes arrived. The Parrilla Marina was overcooked, and the octopus was extremely tough. I politely mentioned to our waitress that the octopus was very hard, and her response was that it was supposed to be hard. Honestly, that was surprising and disappointing. I've had octopus many times before, and when properly prepared, it should be tender--not extremely difficult to chew. We also ordered a side of huancaína sauce because we wanted to add more flavor to the seafood, but I felt we were overcharged for such a small side. The Ají de Gallina was decent, but overall, the food and especially the service made the experience disappointing.

A place to try every cuisine! We ordered from multiple places. Ordered a pork katsu sando, mango…read moreube cream, arepas, crepe, and sushi. We had a whole smorgasbord. The best entree out of everything was the sushi! I would totally go back for it! My cousin who doesn't eat raw fish, actually liked it!

I'm a sucker for a good food court market…read more The thing that stands out about this gallery is the aesthetics. There's a mixture of vibrant colors and quirky ambiance. My family and I split up to achieve our desired appetites. It was a huge split between: Sushi (good, nothing fancy) Dumplings (pretty solid) Cuban sandwich (honestly one of the better ones we ate in Miami) Tonkatsu sandwich (thick, meaty, satisfying) One of the things I appreciate about these places, but is also difficult at the same time, is the longer process to make their stellar food. The wait is longer but the food is worth it. Thank goodness we came at a slow time.

Very limited vegan options, but delicious if you're not too hungry. Allergens and dietary…read moreinformation is readily available on the menu and the staff was considerate and knowledgeable. I ended up only getting the vegetal ceviche (if you're a vegan who likes mushrooms you'll have another option or 2 as well). It was maybe 1/4c of watermelon BUT one of the most delicious things I've eaten in a long while. The atmosphere is nice: moody but not too dark; fancy but not stuffy. Prices are what you'd expect: high. Worth it? As an experience, I say sure! For regular meals as a vegan or someone who's budget conscious, no, definitely not. Take a walk out to the Four Seasons pool to look around before or after you eat--it's a unique one.

Staying in the hotel, we decided to try Nuna for dinner. Being at the four seasons in Brickell the…read morecustomer service was horrible in this establishment. The food was average at best. The worst on the menu for us was the yakitori skewers. The chimichurri steak yakitori had so much fat and was undercooked that the taste was just horrible. The langoustines were super chewy like rubber. We ordered the duck but after 40min of waiting we decided to cancel bc at this point we had been at the counter seating for 2+ hours. We did order quite a few appetizers but the main course was still pending 40min after our last appetizer. After we cancelled it, they brought it out 10min later and tried to joke with "masterpieces take time but shouldn't haven't taken this time". Overall it was quite underwhelming. The service was not at par being a part of the Four Seasons and not even on par being a self proclaimed high end Japanese experience. I wouldn't recommend this place when there's so many better spots in Brickell just a hop skip and jump away.

DO NOT GO HERE! Yue Chinese in South Beach is a major trap…read moreserving overpriced pre-fabricated food backed by predatory tipping practices and rude service. We came in with a group of 4. Average dish prices were around $30, which we didn't mind paying IF the food was cooked fresh. Sadly, almost everything tasted like it came out of a frozen bag: Pork Soup Dumplings: Lukewarm on arrival, skin was thick yet broke apart easily, no broth whatsoever inside, and the meat smelled off. Sichuan Spicy Chicken: Not real Laziji. They literally used cheap, fast-food-style chicken nuggets and fried them up. Boiled Beef: Clearly a pre-packaged frozen meal just reheated and brought to the table. Crab Meat Tofu: Oversalted and sitting in a puddle of water. To make matters worse, they added a 20% automatic gratuity onto our bill without any notice on the menu. Mind you, our server literally ignored us the entire night--we didn't get a single water refill. When we brought up the mandatory tip and lack of service, we were met with pure attitude: "It's like this everywhere around here, take it or leave it." Extremely disappointing food quality and appalling customer service. You are paying high-end prices for frozen meals and getting disrespect in return.

My friend and I were walking down Espanola Way looking for another appetizer/dinner option and saw…read morethis place and decided to try it out. First off, it was not busy at all and service was very slow. We ordered pork soup dumplings, shrimp dumplings, and beef dumplings. The shrimp dumplings were the best, the others were just okay. The pork soup dumplings did not have enough soup and the skins were dry. The beef ones were also a little dry but not too bad. It took a while to get the check. If you want Chinese food, it's a fine option, but there are better places in the area.

In the heart of Mary Brickell, it's a bit congested but very walkable and a variety of parking…read morenearby. Ended up at a garage which was a little pricey at $16 for the dinner. Walking in, we were greeted by a very friendly host. You walk into a well decorated and maintained bar with a friendly bar tender, limited seating and a music area that gets activated on the weekends. We were directed to the upstairs dining room, where I had made a reservation. Nice view. Good seating, well spaced out. Started with the grouper crudo which was nicely seasoned. Then the mushroom rice hot pot came out and became a table favorite, only to be topped by the last dish that came out a sweet tangy shrimp vermicelli noodles. This dish was my favorite. They have a nice drink selection which were reasonably priced for miami standards, as well as a mocktail list. Drinks and dinner came out with nice plating and we had great service the whole night. Highly recommended and would return.

I was staying at the EAST hotel and the nearest Michelin Guide app restaurant recommendation was…read morethis asian fusion place. My plan was to have dinner upstairs and then go down to the listener bar for some cocktails after but unfortunately because it was a Wednesday night that wasn't possible, live music (DJ) is only from Thursdays to Saturdays. You can still have drinks but is not going to have that cool factor of live music vibe. Inside the atmosphere is nice, dim lights, cozy with stylish decor. The service was great, our server was friendly and knowledgeable. The food was good, not amazing. There were several memorable dishes such as the Short Rib Dumplings, the Crispy Duck Salad (bold) and the Char Siu which was pork chop in a dark chocolate glaze with cabbage. We also had dessert but nothing outstanding. Next time I'll try to go back to the listening bar!