2025 Best Japanese Restaurants in Miami/South Florida Area
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Most people think of sushi when they think of Japanese food, but there's plenty of grilling, simmering, steaming and frying going on in Japanese kitchens as well. Think teriyaki, sukiyaki, soy-marinated fish filets, yakitori, ramen, udon, and other distinctive dishes.Whether you desire to dine at a counter, a western-style table, or on tatami mats on the floor with your shoes in the corner, here are the Top Japanese Restaurants in Miami/South Florida , presented in alphabetical order.
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HIDEN
An exclusive sushi counter with just 8 seats in Wynwood. See More
One of the first sushi restaurants that people took notice of in South Florida is always-busy, open late, and delivers fresh, consistent fare. See More
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Hiyakawa
An intricate Japanese dining experience at Hiyakawa in Wynwood. See More
Japanese cuisine, sushi and saké at the SLS Hotel South Beach. See More
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Makoto
From restaurateur Stephen Starr, an elegant, modern Japanese izakaya-style restolounge featuring sushi and robata-grill items. See More
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Nobu Matsuhisa's namesake restaurant at Eden Roc, offering sushi, sashimi, specialty Japanese-Peruvian fusion dishes and sakés. See More
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Sushi Garage
Innovative takes on traditional Japanese fare and sushi in Sunset Harbour from the folks behind Juvia. See More
Sushi and Japanese cuisine are offered at this Miami Beach establishment. See More
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Uchi
Non‑traditional Japanese fare and sushi in Wynwood. See More
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Zuma
Swank Japanese izakaya proffering sweeping views of Biscayne Bay, a robata grill, 100-plus saké selections and celebrity sightings. See More
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