4 Best Japanese Speciality Restaurants In Bay Harbor Islands

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1. Watr at the 1 Rooftop

4.7

Exceptional(925)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese speciality • South Beach

Booked 26 times today

Watr at the 1 Rooftop, perched 18 stories above South Beach, Miami, is not just a dining haven but a pinnacle of exceptional bar, lounge, and bottle service. Celebrated for its panoramic ocean views and Japanese-influenced cuisine, Watr has earned accolades like the OpenTable Diner's Choice Awards for its scenic allure and vibrant late-night atmosphere. Guests often rave about the impeccable service and the unique drink presentations that elevate the dining experience. One glowing review states, "The frozen cocktail paired well with my meal and the atmosphere was perfect with the ocean view." Watr at the 1 Rooftop sets itself apart by providing an inviting ambiance where every cocktail served turns a meal into an unforgettable experience, making it a must-visit destination in Miami.

2. The Den

4.7

Exceptional(232)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • South Beach

Booked 2 times today

At The Den at Azabu Miami Beach, located in the vibrant South Beach neighborhood, sushi lovers can indulge in an unparalleled Edomae-style sushi experience. This hidden gem within The Stanton Hotel offers an intimate omakase journey, featuring ingredients flown directly from Tokyo's prestigious Toyosu fish market. Praised as "the best omakase experience in South Florida" and described by guests as “a delightful experience from beginning to end,” The Den exemplifies authenticity and excellence. With Michelin-starred acclaim, each course is meticulously crafted by master chefs, ensuring a memorable dining adventure. As one reviewer raves, it’s “not just a Den, it’s a Gem!” making it a must-visit for anyone seeking the pinnacle of sushi cuisine.

3. ETARU Hallandale

4.8

Exceptional(603)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • Hallandale Beach

Booked 1 time today

ETARU Hallandale offers an unrivaled blend of contemporary Japanese Robatayaki cuisine, pairing traditional techniques with modern flair. Nestled along the beautiful Hallandale Beach, ETARU not only boasts a stunning beachfront location but also a vibrant atmosphere that evolves from a sunny beach club by day to a sophisticated dining space by night. Diners rave about the quality of the dishes, with one reviewer exclaiming, "The food was beyond amazing. Everything was truly 10/10!" The authenticity of their Japanese specialties is evident in their meticulously grilled selections and the innovative presentation of dishes like the black cod and broccolini. Whether you're there for a sun-kissed brunch or an intimate dinner, ETARU Hallandale promises a memorable dining experience with its exceptional service, ambiance, and culinary excellence.

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4. Sushi Bar Miami Beach

4.8

Exceptional(26)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese speciality • South Beach

Sushi | Bar is an intimate Omakase that serves up a whimsy of its namesake fare in 17 courses. Hidden off of Espanola in the Esme hotel lies an intimate counter housing 12 prized seats where you will sit right up to the chef’s cutting boards. Relax and enjoy as the chefs prepare a playful reverie on modern nigiri and other delicacies from both land and sea in a free form interpretive take on the traditional sushi counter experience where you can expect unexpected riffs on beloved standards.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Watr at the 1 Rooftop

2. The Den

3. ETARU Hallandale

4. Sushi Bar Miami Beach

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