Twelve unique food concepts in one vibrant location.

“Excelente omakase”

“Sushi Yasu Tanaka”

“Sushi Yasu Tanaka”

“Sardomare - Design District”

“Sardomare - Design District”

“Super fresh and good quality also very authentic”

“Muy rico el cafe y excelente la atención! Gracias Laureana”

“Great food and great place! Loved the atmosphere and the vibes here I highly recommend”

“Great hidden gem in the design district. Sushi is sooo good and the omakase is well worth the money.”

“This is my favorite restaurant in Miami - the bread is amazing, the spices on the chicken schwarma are delicious!”

“I think this is best taco place that I've ever been, the ceviche is also amazing, and the service was great, I recommend this place 100%”

“Really excellent sushi in Miami design district mall. Super fresh and absolutely delicious and made quickly and well presented. Loved the concept.”

“Great spot for quick omakase! You get 10 pieces and a handroll, all delicious. Located in a market, so the ambiance is simple, but the food is worth it!”

“Incredible sushi in a corner of a food court! The best tuna I have ever tried. The OMAKASE nigiri is incredible. If you are visiting the Design District this is a must!”

“Easily the best sushi in Miami/some of the best ever for the price. Highest grade/best prepared for the best price. Obsessed with the place and take everyone here when they visit.”

“It was amazing!!!! Service is really good and warm I really enjoyed it. Food was fresh and delicious. Beware it is on the pricier side however its the Miami Design District so it is to be expected. Kuddos to the chefs and the servers!!!”

“The food was delicious and the service was great. The décor is pretty, nice atmosphere and beautiful serving platters. The Sunday brunch is amazing! We enjoyed it so much that we went back a few times and planning to take our friends in a couple of weeks. Highly recommended!!”

“Love this beautiful food hall. This ceviche place is pretty good. I ordered a classic ceviche, which I’m very happy about. The fish is very fresh and the taste is citrusy and light. The chips & salsa is just fine, maybe because I come from San Diego, so probably I have a high standard for that.”

“I first tried the Wagyu and Uni and omg it was my top 3 for best i've ever had. i then decided to do the Omakase special and just WOW. I have no complaints. my three favorite nigiri's were the salmon, wagyu, and toro. It's pricey but i would definitely come back. I tried other places around and Yasu Tanaka tops them all. The service was also amazing. All around 100/10 experience.”

“Miami's Design District is a beautiful place and one of the main tourist attractions in the region. Despite having dozens of very expensive restaurants, inside the Plaza Shopping Center there is a small food court with excellent restaurant options. And perhaps the best option is the Sardomare restaurant. Excellent service! Authentic Italian food! Fresh, high-quality ingredients! And everything served very quickly! If you're in the Design District and want to eat well on a budget, go check out Sardomare.”

“I cannot believe I had one of the best sushi in a food hall at the Miami Design District. The fish melts in your mouth and it combined so well with the sauces. I usually always order spicy mayo on the side, but it was not needed for this roll. We liked it so much that we had to buy it again. Not because we were hungry but it was just that delicious. I also tried the Wagyu hand roll and it was fantastic as well. I also loved the service and cleanliness from the place. I will definitely return to here to have this special roll again.”

“I thought I was in Tokyo, but it was Miami and the experience was as good as the best I have had in Japan. The ramen soup was the best I have had in the USA. The omakase was a world-class experience. Now the backstory. I was looking for a Japanese restaurant in Miami for our one-night stay. Four menus in a row had cream cheese in every roll. I prayed, there must be an authentic Japanese restaurant and I found this one. Nothing against cream cheese if I am searching for a good bagel. I was looking for the best sushi in Miami. I think this is it. Thank you for the wonderful dining experience.”

“This Israeli restaurant is located inside the Mia Food Hall at the Design district. I recommend that you park inside one of the garages for better rates than street parking (which is becoming quite difficult to find) I loved what I ordered here which was the Sabich platter. The eggplant was incredible and everything was so full of flavour, from the spicy sauces to the hummus. One complaint that I had was the pricing, it feels elevated. Great pita bread here. Please keep in mind that this is a stand, so you will be going up to the counter to pick it up, yes there are tables to sit at, but not dedicated just to that restaurant. I made a trip from Doral and wasn't disappointed and you shouldn't be either.”

“This was inside a food court in a shopping center, the restaurant is in the back left side of the food court. We tried the omakase and it was definitely an experience lol. You go to the counter and then place your order and take a seat anywhere in the food court. They end up finding you with the number system. The sushi was pretty good for the price! It definitely was not filling lol, even after the hand roll and extra pieces. I'd recommend eating something else or maybe doubling up (if you are looking to spend$) The guys were very nice and explained each and every piece but you can see that they are afraid that we forgot what each piece was... which we did. But I still appreciate them coming around and to explain it!”

“So happy I finally got to try this spot, it's been said before but it really is a hidden gem. By the end of the meal I was laughing at the tourists that were circling the market and unassumingly walking past as they were completely missing out. For the omakase - the quality to price ratio is insane. Every bite was melt in your mouth delicious. Each piece had a unique flavor, and it was arranged so that you could have that omakase journey like any other place. While I would have been satisfied after the 10-pc selection, I didn't want the experience to end (and was having a treat myself day) so per their recommendation I got the hamachi appetizer and spicy scallop handroll. Unsurprisingly, absolutely delicious. I'd recommend any sushi fan coming here, or bringing a first timer here that isn't willing to splurge on a more expensive omakase. It's also great for a treat yourself occasion on your own or with a friend - you can buy some sake to drink with your meal from The Bar across from their section. It's certainly a casual ambience being in the market with other vendors, but it's still the design district, so it maintains that upscale element. I went early so I got to chat with the staff a little who were so nice and helpful. I imagine it gets a bit busier as the day goes on, seems like a fun happy hour spot. I would definitely go out of my way to come to the design district strictly for this meal again.”

“My friend and I drove to the food hall for dinner on a Monday evening. The design district was pretty quiet, but it was still difficult to get metered parking and find the place. It's elevated on the third floor of the building so we you to take some stairs/escalators to get there. I chose Miami Nice out of the other options as I wasn't particularly starving and they had much more affordable options as well as croquettas which I recently enjoyed at another restaurant recently. You get four croquettas per order and they are about the size of a large hush-puppy. They will be blazing hot on the interior, so be careful taking that first bite or you may burn your lip like I did on that molten goodness inside it. I ate all four of them and did like to dip in the mustard that they provided. I think this is more of an appetizer than a meal due to most of it being liquidy. The recipe and presentation was much different than the type I had in Little Havana. The staff was very nice and helpful. The only frustration I had was that I got a bottle of soda, but it was $6 which I would have not ordered knowing that up front, so display of drink prices would have been appreciated. One tip I have is to get napkins when you order as the tables didn't seem to have any.”

“THE sushi spot in the Design District. Sushi Yasu Tanaka is located within the MIA Market, tucked away in the corner but is such a gem. When you enter the MIA Market, there are so many things to choose from but, if you're a sushi fanatic, definitely plan to grab a bite here! They offer platters, specials, and even omakase. I love the omakase because it's such a different format from normal omakase. It's more of a causal experience but still so special. The fish tastes so fresh and of high quality, you'll question if you're even in a food hall concept but I would expect nothing less from the Design District. I've done both the omakase and the salmon special and both are so great. Definitely recommend this spot!”

“The quality for the price is truly unbeatable. The service is fast, and the prices are more than fair at $60 for the 10 piece omakase and a handroll. Forget Omakai and all the others and come here. The restaurant is just a stall in a food hall (MIA Market), so it's easy to roll up with a group of any size--even by yourself!--or try other things if someone in your group doesn't want to commit to sushi. It's true that some of the ambiance that come with a traditional, intimate sushi restaurant is lost. You come here for a no-frills, food-forward meal, not sushi Disneyland. If sushi Disneyland is what you're looking for, Miami has plenty of other outstanding options like Shingo and Hiyakawa.”

“I cannot believe I had one of the best sushi in a food hall at the Miami Design District. The fish melts in your mouth and it combined so well with the sauces. I usually always order spicy mayo on the side, but it was not needed for this roll. We liked it so much that we had to buy it again. Not because we were hungry but it was just that delicious. I also tried the Wagyu hand roll and it was fantastic as well. I also loved the service and cleanliness from the place. I will definitely return to here to have this special roll again.”

“WHAT IS THIS PLACE? I've probably walked by it 50 times and always thought, "Ugh, food court sushi." Then I took a minute to watch what some diners were eating and I was intrigued. I finally ordered the omakase and was shocked at the flavor and the quality. It's something I'd expect for twice the price at a much fancier venue. The menus is simple - just a few options. Service was fast, friendly and attentive. Quality and flavor is off the charts. Is it wrong to go back for lunch two days in a row???”

“A DELICIOUS and affordable omakase at $59. Randomly in a food court, but who cares when that grilled otoro could bring me to tears? Plus the servers were so friendly and attentive that you couldn't get better service in a five-star restaurant. Everything was tasty, but favorites were the fatty tuna, the scallop, the truffle yellowtail, and the smoky salmon. Go here yesterday and send me some in the mail.”

“The best sushi that exists in South Florida. But take note, once you eat this no other sushi in all of Miami will ever taste as good. I almost always get the salmon 5 piece, ototo charcoal and two wagyu miso hand rolls. But as you can imagine, everything is going to be amazing. Also, it's located inside of the food hall in palm court. Very easily accessible.”

“I came from San Diego and was looking for a good hummus place. I was very impressed with the great service and with the amazing food! I ordered the hummus with shawarma and it came in a beautiful impressive display tray! I highly recommend it and definitely be back to eat there!”

“This quality of this sushi is amazing. You don't know what to expect in a setting like this but it's off the charts good. On top of it the guys behind the counter and the people who run the food are very friendly and informative. I love stopping here.”

“The best sushi I have ever had. There was a 20 minute wait for your food but it was 100% worth the wait. The fish is so fresh it melts in your mouth. Absolutely recommend, it is a little expensive but the quality makes it worth it.”

“Unassuming restaurant serving delicious fresh sushi in a food court. Pricey, and the atmosphere is not ideal, as it is a food court, but quality matches. I'd go again and again.”

“This place is so good! The hummus, pita and falafel is the best I've had. The Cauliflower and tahini dish is fantastic. I've been back for more several times.”

“Very casual being in a food mall, but extremely good fish quality. The sushi is prepared at top quality level. The young chefs are very friendly.”

“Spectacular sushi in the Wynwood mall. The $59 omakase was delicious with 10 pieces and a roll. Great for a quick lunch while in the Wynwood area.”

“Simply the best omakase you can get for your money. Greatest quality of fish. If you love sushi you must try this food court. 🍱 🍣”

“Extremely good food for the price point, fast, friendly and efficient service. What else could you want??”

“La mejor comida hoy comí allí me recomendó una amiga y fue muy rica la comida y la atención”

“Personale splendido e cibo veramente di qualità come in sardegna”

“Great quality food, professional staff, fast service”

“Best sushi is Miami. We love the Tuna special.”

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