Miss Crispy Rice

Service was also prompt and very helpful. The chefs helped explain some of the dishes as well.

Make a reservation and do the omakase. They have an a la carte option as well but it’s a better deal to do one of the omakases. Also keep in mind you pay ahead of time when making the reservation which felt weird at first but it was nice to just leave when we were done!

I’ll also note that this is not a traditional omakase experience, it’s more of a remix with things like crispy rice and arancini. But I have heard their sister restaurant Mr. Omakase is a more traditional experience. Hopefully I can go next Miami spice/birthday!

That said, everything we tried was absolutely delicious and beautifully prepared. The eel and tuna crispy rice were standouts—crispy, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. The sashimi was incredibly fresh and of outstanding quality, making each bite worth savoring.

Be aware that prices are on the higher side, so expect a larger bill, especially if you add to the Miami Spice selections. Still, the quality of the ingredients and the overall experience make it worth the splurge at least once.

Not pictured was the two small fish dumplings.
Nice fresh flavors with good care to presentation.
The restaurant was empty, but I was rushed to finish my food, from what I tasted it was fine-total time spent inside was 35 min.

I wouldn’t recommend going out of your way for this experience (from out of state on vacation and drove 2+hours in miami traffic due to the “hype”).
Good for if you’re already in the area and you want a light bite.

I think the crispy rice is better than most places, however The fish itself wasn’t anything extra extraordinary besides the scallop, which was amazing. Everything was fresh and made in front of you. Sushi Chef was nice and welcoming. This is definitely worth a try however, if you are a hard-core sushi enthusiast, there are better places to explore.

Each course is beautifully presented, with top-quality fish and a clear respect for craftsmanship. The chefs are not only skilled but also engaging, making the experience feel personal and special.

If you’re looking for an omakase that surprises and delights, this place stands out—especially thanks to that addictive crispy rice. A must-try for sushi lovers seeking something a little different.

First course started off strong. Tasty sashimi. Fresh and served chill on ice. The dumplings were the second course and my guest and I were both disappointed. Not good. Next few items were nigiri but on crispy rice. Had a spicy tuna and an eel. The issue is the crispy rice was too tall. We had a hard time and would have had a better experience if they were flatter. The fish roe on eel was unique though and I liked it. The next piece was scallop with a small taste of uni. The crispy rice took over the taste here. Again, the crispy rice can be more flatter so it isn't a dominant taste. Next we had regular nigiri on sushi rice. There was no sauce brushed on these so we didn't like that. Should have at least a soy sauce or wasabi. The handroll that we had next was a shrimp tempura roll. Didn't exactly fit with a nori sheet. We then tried a beef and egg rice bowl. Beef had good flavor. The miso soup that came next had too much stuff in it. My guest didn't like it. They didn't provide us with a spoon so it was hard to sip it when corn was sitting at the bottom of the bowl. Last, we had an ice cream that was nice and refreshing.

We thought they took too much time in between each course. The staff is also not fixated on customer service. For my entire seating, we were all doing Miami Spice. It was prepaid and tip was already included on the booking. The service didn't seem like they were on it. But they got the job done.