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Omakai is really good for laid back omakese. Also heard great things of naoe, still haven’t visited even though I live in Brickell key.
The thing with NAOE is its course menu includes a lot of non-sushi and non-sashimi options (menu changes, but been there three times). You won’t get nearly as much of those as you would with an omakase menu somewhere else. You’re paying for a foodie experience with NAOE rather than just the food, and having been 3 times I have no inclination for a 4th anytime soon, I think it’s good to try once. I like Omakai — doesn’t compare to the top places in Manhattan though (and I don’t think of Manhattan as the best in the country, that would be out west, but using it as a point of comparison since so many NYC transplants down here now). But Omakai is a very good option. Just be careful if they try to upsell you on sake; they tried to get me to pay for a $300+ bottle once. Uchi is better than Omakai imho for sushi and sashimi but no omakase option, unless I missed it.
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1. HIDEN
2. NAOE
But good luck getting a reservation for HIDEN, they’re booked until March.
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Like others said, omakai is very good. The experience menu will run you around $100 per person but it was delicious. You don’t have to do it that way but I recommend if it is a special occasion
Naoe es crazy expensive, around $300 per person. Delicious but not worth it unless you value food more than money
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The rice at omakai is bomb. I’ve eaten at many many omakase places in nyc and I think omakai is very worth the price. I actually prefer their 2nd highest priced version than their full on omakase
Just know seating isn’t by the sushi bar. You get a table seating and waiter or waitress brings it to you so you get omakase food but not the traditional omakase experience
Aiko, Queen Miami Beach.
I will be sure to check in then thanks!