TOP 30 Culinary arts in Miami Gardens, Florida

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Mayfair House Hotel & Garden is a unique lodging institution located at 3000 Florida Avenue in Miami, Florida. This hotel is not just a place to stay, but a destination in itself, with its artist narrative and eccentric design setting it apart from the rest. Situated in the Coconut Grove neighborhood of Miami, Mayfair House Hotel & Garden offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of South Beach, with exceptional dining, shopping, parks, and attractions just steps away. Guests can enjoy a sun-kissed dip in the pool or relax on divine daybeds in the lush garden surroundings. Three globally-inspired culinary and beverage outlets, led by renowned Miami restauranteurs Lost Boy & Co, provide a dining experience like no other. The hotel also offers opportunities to explore shopping, art, and experiences at the heart of the Coconut Grove neighborhood, known as Miami's original artist colony.

Mr. Miyagi Sushi is a vibrant and trendy sushi bar located in Miami Gardens, Florida. Our restaurant offers an extensive menu of delicious and fresh sushi, sashimi, and rolls made with the finest ingredients. Our skilled chefs craft each dish with precision and care, ensuring a culinary experience that is both authentic and memorable. Whether you are a sushi connoisseur or a first-time diner, Mr. Miyagi Sushi welcomes you to indulge in a culinary journey that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving for more. Come visit us at 1321 Northwest 155th Drive and experience the art of sushi at its finest.

Located at 7100 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, Florida, Phuc Yea is a unique institution that combines elements of a bar, food, and restaurant. Despite its cheeky name, "Phuc" actually translates to "blessings, prosperity, and good fortune." The concept behind Phuc Yea is to offer a modern and irreverent take on Vietnamese cuisine, blending Cajun, Latin, and Vietnamese flavors to create a truly unique dining experience. Founded in 2011 as Miami's first pop-up restaurant, Phuc Yea has since become a staple in the city's MiMo district. The restaurant is housed in the former Sir Williams Hotel, offering a sophisticated lobby lounge, a speakeasy-esque dining room, and a Lantern Garden in the rear patio. The decor is a mix of mid-century modern sleekness, street art, and traditional Asian accents.