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(305) 695-3232
1901 Collins Ave
Miami Beach,
FL
33139
25.7951
-80.1291
Neighborhood: City Center
What People Are Saying About Nobu Miami Beach
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In Short – Nobu is hipper than your average sushi bar. There's no sign on the hotel where it resides, no sign on the restaurant, no way to find it without asking. Inside, Nobu is spare, and the focus is definitely on the food. Both flavors and prices can take your breath away. With the best dishes--slabs of exquisitely fresh yellowtail with jalapeno and citrus ponzu or grilled salmon smeared with chili paste.
05/21/09
Enjoyable Experience
by filops at Citysearch
Nobu is located within the Shore Club which is a beautiful hotel. The restaurant itself is plain in its decor and we were seated at an awkward table for 4, but the food was great. I agree with previous comments that you can get good sushi for less but the cooked dishes really were delicious. I highly recommend the lychee martinis. Overall, we had a great experience. Also, a good idea to stay for cocktails at the Shore Club's garden and pool area after dinner.
- Pros: Food, Lychee Martini
- Cons: None
01/02/08
LOVE THIS PLACE
by shoegirl1982 at Citysearch
I love Nobu in NYC so was excited to try it in Miami. The cod is the most amazing dish ever. The sushi is ok but the cooked dishes and special dishes are much better. I will be back soon.
09/19/07
GREAT FOOD... AND PRICES... :(
by mikarpanen at Citysearch
THE ONLY NOBU I TRIED IS IN ARMANI NOBU... THE FOOD IS EXCELLENT LIKE THE NOBU IN MIAMI. THE PORTIONS ARE MORE LITTLE HERE AND THE PRICES... ARE INCREDIBLE HIGHER IN MIAMI. OK, YOU HAVE AN EXCELLET AMBIENCE (MAYBE THE TABLES TOO NEAR), INCREDIBLE AND FRESH FOOD AND EXCELLENT SERVICE. BUT I THINK THE PRICES ARE A LITTLE BIT HIGH. BUT IT'S A PLACE TO GO!
- Pros: YOU'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE FOOD!
- Cons: HIGH PRICES AND ALWAYS FULL!
The Details on Nobu Miami Beach
What to Drink:
The wine list is very good, very French and very expensive. Nobu also mixes a large variety of specialty martinis. The Matsuhisa in particular is sophisticated and delicious, made with Ketel One vodka and premium sake, flavored with ginger.
When to Go:
Reservations are not taken, except for parties of six or more. To avoid a long wait, try dining before 7:30pm or after 10:30pm.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Diners Club, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Late Night Dining, Romantic Dining, Special Occasion Dining, Celeb Hangout, Fine Dining, Notable Chef, Private Rooms, People Watching, Lunch Spot, Date Spot
Cuisine:
Notable Chef:
Nobu Matsuhisa
