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The Best Sushi in Miami

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The best sushi in Miami, according to the experts: AAA, Michelin Guide, and Miami New Times have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Shingo comes out on top.

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Hiden and Ogawa hold the next two places. Miami New Times shows up on more of this list than any other guide, with Michelin Guide next.

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  1. The sharp smell of vinegar hitting the air signals the start of service at this 14-seat omakase counter in Coral Gables, where chef Shingo Akikuni holds a Michelin star. Fish comes almost entirely from Japan, each piece dressed with little more than a swipe of nikiri. Fourteen seats sounds intimate until you notice the team switching sides mid-meal without missing a beat, running the room like it's half the size.


  2. Rank 2. Hiden

    Sushi

    A Wynwood omakase that earns its Michelin star behind a sliding door with a time-sensitive passcode, which is either thrilling or mildly stressful depending on your punctuality. Inside, Chef Seijun Okano runs a compact counter where fish arrives from Japan multiple times a week, pressed into vinegar-seasoned rice made fresh each service. Questions are encouraged, drinks flow, and the playlist keeps things from getting too reverent.

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  3. Rank 2. Ogawa

    Sushi

    Ogawa earns its Michelin star as an omakase counter tucked into Little River, where the name means "small river" and the warm wood and bold art signal that someone thought hard about every inch of the room. The chef runs a tight procession of cooked courses before the nigiri arrives, and the cooked dishes alone make clear this isn't a standard sushi night out. Seafood flown in from Japan handles the closing argument. The beverage list is worth your attention too.


    Address
    7223 N.W. 2nd Ave., Miami, FL · Miami
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 6 PM

    Wednesday 6 PM–9:30 PM

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    Tock
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  4. Backlit wood slats arc over the counter like a wave frozen mid-break, and the room earns its reputation before the food arrives. Hiyakawa is a contemporary Japanese restaurant in Wynwood doing both omakase at the counter and a la carte, with top-grade seafood flown in from Japan sharing the menu with lamb chops served over burning rosemary. It's the kind of place where the theatrics feel earned rather than borrowed.



  5. Address
    3540 Main Hwy, Coconut Grove, FL · Miami
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 5 PM

    Wednesday 5 PM–11:30 PM

    Reserve
    SevenRooms
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  6. The beer list is the twist: this omakase bar inside the Hilton West Palm Beach was opened by a Chicago brewer, and the pairings lean into craft ales the way a traditional house leans into sake. The sushi itself tilts Western, with garnishes, sauces, and a Floridian looseness that keeps things from feeling reverent. Dark, intimate, and priced accordingly. The kind of room where wagyu hand rolls arrive with croutons fried in beef tallow, and somehow that makes complete sense.

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  7. A nigiri counter tucked into a food hall in Miami's Design District, where the neighbors outside are Bulgari and Armani but the vibe inside is strictly no-ceremony. Chef Yasu Tanaka keeps the menu to nigiri sets made with fish flown in several times a week, and the whole thing moves fast enough that you can be back on the marble-floored sidewalk in under twenty minutes, which is not something most sushiyas would advertise as a selling point.


  8. A sliding door off Sushi Azabu's dining room inside the Stanton Hotel opens onto a pale Hinoki cypress counter where an omakase menu moves between hot and cold courses with a few quiet surprises along the way. Most of the fish is handpicked at Japanese markets and flown in weekly, and the itamae are the kind who actually enjoy questions. For Ocean Drive, the whole setup is notably low on attitude.

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  9. Rank 10. Matsuri

    Sushi


    Address
    5759 SW 40th St, Miami, FL · Miami
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 11:30 AM

    Wednesday 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5:30 PM–10 PM

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    WebsiteInstagram
  10. Rank 10. Midorie

    Sushi


    Address
    3444 Main Hwy, Miami, FL · Miami
    Hours

    Closed now, opens noon

    Wednesday Noon–9 PM

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    Resy
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  11. Rank 12. OMAKAI sushi

    New-School Sushi

    The awards


    Address
    2107 NW Second Ave, Miami, FL · Miami
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 11:30 AM

    Wednesday 11:30 AM–10:30 PM

    Online
    WebsiteInstagram
  12. The awards


    Address
    1700 79th Street Cswy, North Bay Village, FL · North Bay Village
    Hours

    Closed now, opens noon

    Wednesday Noon–5:45 PM

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