Where can you eat omakase-style in Miami? Try these restaurants
Here are some of the places to eat omakase-style in and around Miami. Because the spaces are small, reservations are not always easy to get, so make plans well in advance (and note that you may have to make reservations online). Prices don’t include drinks, tax or gratuity.
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Ahi Sushi Bar: $130 per person; 1527 SW Eighth St., Miami; www.ahisushimiami.com; 786-899-0779
The Den at Azabu: $250 per person; Marriott Stanton South Beach, 161 Ocean Dr., Miami Beach; theden.miami.azabuglobal.com; 786-276-0520
Hiden: $300 per person; 313 NW 25th St., Miami; hidenmiami.com
Hiyakawa: $250 per person; Miami Brand House, 2700 N. Miami Ave., #5; www.hiyakawamiami.com; 305-333-2417
Naoe: $280 per person; Courvoisier Centre, 661 Brickell Key Dr.; naoemiami.com; 305-947-6263
Nossa Omakase: $375 per person; $185 for nigiri experience only; Hyatt Centric South Beach Miami; 1600 Collins Ave., Miami Beach; www.nossaomakase.com; 305-539-9711
Queen Omakase: $275 per person; 550 Washington Ave.; queenmiamibeach.com; 786-373-2930
Sushi Bar: $175 per person; Esmé Hotel, 1438 Washington Ave., Miami Beach; sushibarhospitality.com; 305-423-5888
Sushi By Bou: $100 or $175 per person; 1300 S. Miami Ave., Miami; sushibybou.com
Sushi By Scratch: $185 per person; 3540 Main Hwy, Coconut Grove; www.sushibyscratchrestaurants.com; (786) 254-1204
Sushi Yasu Tanaka: $59 for 10 pieces plus one hand roll; MIA Market, 140 NE 39th St., Miami; www.miamarket.com/sushi-yasu-tanaka
Uchi: $150 per person; 252 NW 25th St., Miami; uchi.uchirestaurants.com; 305-995-0915
