Abokado

900 S Miami Ave, Miami FL 33130 (305) 347-3700
Cuisines and Dishes at Abokado:
  • Japanese

Menu for Abokado

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Reviews for Abokado

Ratings and Reviews for Abokado

  • Yelp user Justin F.

    Nov 06 2010

    Justin F. via Yelp

    Awesome Miso soup and killer Tuna Ceviche ! Staff was super nice tooread more

  • Yelp user Adalberto M.

    Oct 25 2010

    Adalberto M. via Yelp

    The venue is nice as its located in Brickell, but honestly I've tasted better sushi and have had better drinks elsewhere.read more

  • Yelp user Diego M.

    Oct 13 2010

    Diego M. via Yelp

    Walked in with my girlfriend for a quick lunch and fell in love with this joint. What a place! The decor is hip and very clean, the staff is super friendly...read more

  • Aug 20 2008

    JakeCake via Citysearch

    Everything about this restaurant, from the ambience to the food and the service, was amazing. The food was nothing short of delici...read more

  • Jul 17 2008

    Chilinsky via Citysearch

    Definitely, the best sushi in town, best quality. Amazing flavors and terrific presentation. Very good. Highly recommended?....read more

  • Jul 10 2008

    pacol via Citysearch

    The best sushi I have tried in years; desserts are amazing; excellent sakes. You have to try it to understand I am not exagerating...read more

From Citysearch

In Short
There are plenty of Japanese restaurants in Miami. Lord knows that there is no shortage of Latin American eats. Can the cuisines coexist peacefully? Abokado tries with its Japanese Pan-Latin cuisine. It's definitely original. Good luck finding nachos that substitute fried shiso leaves for tortilla chips, miso-marinated chicken, or a punchy sorbet with kicks of yuzu and tequila anywhere else. The dining room is peaceful, with rippling water and a wooden gazebo centerpiece, but the flavors come to fight and win you over.

Map of Abokado