Best Japanese Restaurants in North Miami Beach

Excellent cocktails, excellent food….we sat at the bar, which we prefer, and the bartender was a pleasure! We look forward to returning!

Food was absolutely fantastic! 5 star all the way. Service was moderately delayed throughout night- busy night (Valentines). Server did apologize multiple times. Server was pleasant and knowledgeable. Music was great lounge vibe and at right level. Price was excellent for a very high end meal! Looking forward to our next visit.

Our servers Luciano and Adriana along with the kitchen team truly saved our first ever visit and first impression. After making a reservation for my wife and I on open table, I followed up with a phone call and requested a table with a view and was assured that it would not be a problem. When we arrived for our Valentines Day date, we were seated two tables away from the kitchen in a very smoky area of the room. The initial host team was not as warm or helpful in resolving the seating first provided. Adriana was kind enough to seat us outside in the cool fresh air and Luciano warmly greeted us and took our orders. My wife’s order came to the table incredibly fast - under 8 minutes. Mine arrived about 8 minutes later, with Luciano apologizing for the delay. The portions were generous, well seasoned and beautifully presented. Whether a special occasion or date night, the overall experience should be pleasant from start to finish and we were fortunate that the first part of our experience was gladly behind us thanks to those serving and preparing the food versus those tasked with initially greeting and seating guests.

I can’t say enough about how amazing the food and the service is at this restaurant. They even surprised us with a special dessert for our 30th Anniversary.

A cozy little speakeasy-style restaurant tucked inside Reunion Kitchen, serving high-quality omakase sushi. The fish was incredibly fresh, and each dish was beautifully executed, we savored every bite. However, the pacing could use improvement, as there were long waits between courses. With only two pieces of nigiri served at a time, the experience stretched over two hours for a total of 10 pieces, four small appetizers, one hand roll, and miso soup. While the quality was exceptional, the portion-to-price ratio felt underwhelming. Next time, we’ll skip the omakase and opt for rolls instead.