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The Best Sushi Omakase Restaurants In Miami
These are the 9 best places to splurge on sushi omakase in Miami.
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Miami restaurants for when you have absolutely no intention of reaching for your wallet.
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Contessa
Contessa is an Italian restaurant in the Design District with an extravagant interior—but not much else to justify its price point.
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Le Jardinier
Le Jardinier is an upscale French restaurant in the Design District good for a special occasion meal or fancy date night.
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Smith & Wollensky
Smith & Wollensky is a big steakhouse in South Pointe Park overlooking Government Cut with some of the most elusive waterfront tables in Miami.
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The Best Sushi Omakase Restaurants In Miami
Because if you're going to spend this much money, it better be good.
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Sushi by Scratch Restaurants: Miami
Sushi By Scratch is a fun (and tasty) sushi omakase in Coconut Grove. They're currently operating from the living room of a historic home.
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Hakkasan
Hakkasan is an upscale Chinese restaurant in the Fontainebleau, and it's the best spot to eat inside the Miami Beach hotel.
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The Den
The Den is a private omakase inside South Beach's Azabu, and it justifies its steep price point by serving some of Miami's best sushi.
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Leku
Leku is an upscale Basque restaurant located in Allapattah’s Rubell Museum, but the food is not as exciting as the art next door.
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Dirty French Steakhouse
Dirty French is a Brickell steakhouse with an over-the-top ‘80s interior, good martinis, and hit-or-miss food.
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Prime 112
Prime 112 is a steakhouse in South of Fifth. It's a classic South Beach scene—but the food is also good.
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The Key Club
The Key Club is a very expensive restaurant in Coconut Grove. The food is boring, but it's a scene.
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The Surf Club Restaurant
The Surf Club is an upscale fine-dining spot in Surfside. It’s very expensive, but it delivers a pretty unforgettable dinner.
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The Palm
The Palm is an old school American steakhouse in Bay Harbor Islands great for dinner with the parents or pretending it's the '50s.
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Los Fuegos
Los Fuegos is an expensive, over-the-top steakhouse in Mid-Beach that isn’t as interesting as it looks.
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Uchi Miami
Uchi is an upscale restaurant in Wynwood with a huge menu full of excellent Japanese dishes.
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Makoto
Makoto is an upscale Japanese restaurant in Bal Harbour with a pretty dining room and some tasty raw fish.
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L’atelier De Joël Robuchon
L’Atelier in the Design District is a fine dining French spot that’s a guaranteed impressive dinner.