Looking for restaurants? Our top picks are Shokudo, Poke 305 Grove and Sushi by Scratch Restaurant, ranked by diner ratings. The full list below updates as menus change.
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Miami's Upscale Japanese Destinations
Miami’s upscale Japanese dining scene offers a sophisticated blend of traditional flavors and modern flair across the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. From intimate omakase experiences at Sushi by Scratch to the high-energy atmosphere of Komodo and Juvia, this collection showcases a diverse range of culinary influences including Chinese, American, and premium steakhouse fare. Whether you are seeking the refined artistry of Sushi Garage or the innovative fusion found at Milā, these destinations provide an unforgettable taste of luxury in the heart of South Florida.
30 restaurants in Best Upscale Japanese Restaurants in Miami | Upscale Japanese Food
- Shokudo · rated 4/5: Japanese.
- Poke 305 Grove: Japanese.
- Sushi by Scratch Restaurant: Japanese.
- Sushi KONG: Japanese.
- Sushi Sake: Japanese.
- Sushi Siam: Japanese.
- Moshi Moshi: Japanese.
- Juvia: Japanese.
- Doraku Sushi: Japanese.
- Sushi Garage: Japanese.
- Pubbelly Noodle Bar: Japanese.
- Hillstone Restaurant: American.
- Okami: Japanese.
- Komodo: Japanese.
- Chotto Matte: Japanese.
- Milā: Chinese.
- Kao Sushi & Grill: Japanese.
- Japow: Japanese.
- Sushi Garage Cocowalk: Japanese.
- Shadow Wagyu: Japanese.
- Shiso: Japanese.
- House Of Food Porn: Japanese.
- 107 TASTE: Restaurant.
- 3 CHEFS AT BRICKELL: Chinese.
- 3 CHEFS CHINESE RESTAURANT: Chinese.
- 305 PERUVIAN MODERN CUISINE: Peruvian.
- AIKO AND MUMU: Restaurant.
- AHI SUSHI: Seafood.
- AI SUSHI ULTIMATE SUSHI EXPERIENCE: Japanese.
- AI TALLARIN: Japanese.
How this list is built
Chefi analyzes each restaurant’s menu and tags every dish’s dietary suitability with an ingredient-based engine. Restaurants with at least three matching dishes on their current menu rank first, ordered by diner ratings, with the number of matching dishes breaking ties; owner-verified restaurants are highlighted at the top. Lists refresh as menus and ratings change.
