Best Tasting Menus in Miami Beach
Omakase counters on this list include counter dining and tasting menus. MILA Omakase in Miami Beach is a 10-seat Mediterranean-Japanese counter with a sommelier-led wine program and sake. Sushi Bar Miami Beach in South Beach serves a 17-course chef's counter with sake and a wine list. OMAWEI at The Bath Club in Mid-Beach serves 16 seafood-focused courses by Chef Wei Chen, with sake.
Sérêvène in South Beach serves a French-Japanese tasting menu with tableside beef tartare and suckling pig and a sommelier-led wine list. Lucky Cat Miami in South of Fifth offers omakase, a raw bar, and a chef's counter with sake. Sushi Bichi in North Beach offers omakase in a coastal fusion menu drawing on Japan, Peru, Brazil, and the Philippines. Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill in South Beach offers omakase with sushi, grill cooking, sake, and an extensive wine list.
How this list is chosen: Restaurants serving a tasting menu or omakase, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill gives South Beach a hotel-adjacent Japanese option in a district better known for terrace dining, late dinners, and seafood with a local accent. The editorial case rests on format: sushi, grill cooking, and all-day hours make it more flexible than the city’s tasting-menu counters or nightlife-first rooms.
Lucky Cat Miami
Lucky Cat Miami sits at 119 Washington Ave in Miami Beach's South of Fifth corridor, where a growing cluster of concept-driven venues is reshaping how the neighbourhood eats and drinks. With limited public-facing detail and a deliberately low profile, it occupies a tier of Miami Beach dining that rewards those who plan ahead rather than walk in. Consider it a starting point for understanding what the area's more considered end of the market looks like in practice.
MILA Omakase
MILA Omakase occupies the second floor of 800 Lincoln Road, bringing a counter-format Japanese tasting experience to a Miami Beach dining scene more accustomed to beachside Latin and Mediterranean cooking.
OMAWEI at The Bath Club
OMAWEI at The Bath Club occupies one of Miami Beach's more storied private-club addresses on Collins Avenue, positioning it at the intersection of members-only tradition and contemporary dining culture. The venue draws a returning clientele for whom the setting is as much a draw as the table, placing it among Miami Beach's more atmospheric dining destinations rather than its high-volume restaurant corridor.
Sérêvène
Sérêvène occupies a stretch of Collins Avenue where Miami Beach's architectural ambition and dining ambition have long overlapped. The address places it squarely in the mid-Beach corridor, where service rhythms shift noticeably between a sun-soaked afternoon sitting and the more deliberate pace of an evening reservation. For visitors tracing the city's serious restaurant tier, it belongs on the same conversation as the neighbourhood's more established names.
Sushi Bar Miami Beach
Sushi Bar Miami Beach is worth booking for a quiet, intimate omakase night built around a 12-seat chef’s counter inside the Esmé Hotel. The 17-course format, seasonal menu, and modern nigiri style suit diners who want a guided experience; skip it for groups, children, or anyone looking for à la carte sushi.
Sushi Bichi
Sushi Bichi occupies a quiet stretch of Ocean Terrace in Miami Beach, sitting within a city whose Japanese dining scene has grown considerably more serious over the past decade. The address places it close to the density of North Beach, at some remove from the South Beach spectacle that defines Miami's most visible restaurant corridor. For those tracking where credible sushi is taking root in South Florida, this is an address worth knowing.
Planning tasting menus in Miami Beach
- Where is omakase on this list?
- Omakase on this list is at MILA Omakase in Miami Beach, Lucky Cat Miami in South of Fifth, Sushi Bichi in North Beach, Sushi Bar Miami Beach in South Beach, OMAWEI at The Bath Club in Mid-Beach, and Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill in South Beach. MILA Omakase, Sushi Bar Miami Beach, and OMAWEI at The Bath Club are counter formats.
- Which restaurants on this list have a sommelier-led wine program?
- MILA Omakase in Miami Beach and Sérêvène in South Beach are the restaurants on this list with sommelier-led wine programs. MILA Omakase pairs that program with sake on a 10-seat Mediterranean-Japanese counter and a tasting menu. Sérêvène pairs a sommelier-led list with an extensive wine list on a French-Japanese tasting menu that includes tableside beef tartare and suckling pig.
- How many seats do the omakase counters on this list have?
- MILA Omakase in Miami Beach has 10 seats, OMAWEI at The Bath Club in Mid-Beach has 10 seats, and Sushi Bar Miami Beach in South Beach has 12 seats. MILA Omakase is a Mediterranean-Japanese omakase counter. OMAWEI at The Bath Club is an omakase counter inside the Bath Club. Sushi Bar Miami Beach is an omakase counter inside the Esmé Hotel.
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