Miami's sushi at the top end is all about the omakase counter, with chefs flying fish from Tokyo. Naoe on Brickell Key, Kevin Cory's five-seat counter, is the only AAA Five-Diamond and Forbes Five-Star room in the discipline, while Hiden runs an eight-seat Michelin omakase behind a passcode door in Wynwood. Both are tiny, reservation-only and built around tightly controlled tasting menus.
Hiden in Wynwood is the eight-seat Michelin omakase counter at 313 NW 25th, behind a passcode door, run by Chef Seijun Okano with fish flown from Tokyo.
OrderThere is one order: the omakase. Choose seat, not course.
TipWait list runs months; sign up the moment the calendar opens and accept any seat offered.
Hiden in Wynwood is the eight-seat Michelin-starred omakase counter at 313 NW 25th Street, behind a passcode door, with fish flown from Tokyo twice a week.
OrderThe omakase is the only menu; sign on for the full course and let Okano set the pace.
TipSign on the wait list early; accept any seat offered. Reservations open about a month in advance.
Naoe on Brickell Key in Miami is Kevin Cory's five-seat omakase counter at 661 Brickell Key Drive, the only AAA Five-Diamond and Forbes Five-Star room.
OrderThe bento opener with Cory's family's heirloom soy sauce; the omakase follows.
TipOne service nightly Tuesday to Saturday. Reservations are non-refundable; sake pairing is the add-on locals book.
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