The name says it: hidden. The best Japanese restaurant in Miami is Hiden, which is located behind a password-opened door in the back of a taco joint in Wynwood. Super exclusive and popular, you only receive the address when you make the reservation, which must be made in advance. But, it’s certainly worth it! If you, like me, are a fan of Japanese cuisine, you have to check out this new restaurant in Miami.
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Yes, the restaurant is inside! Certainly something unusual, but fun!
The best Japanese restaurant in Miami
The sushibar only receives 8 diners per day, and offers one tasting menu, Omakase, very traditional Japanese, without cream cheese or truffle oil. In fact, chef Tadashi Shiraishi is Brazilian, he worked with chef Nobu Matsuhisa, e has a presence in houses such as, for example, Kinoshita and Hutô. His Japanese origins made him look for a menu that brought back his roots.
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The chef at the counter
Not environment, cement walls and black tiled floors, in the greatest style Traditional Japanese speakeasy focusing strictly on food. The kitchen is open, and it is possible to watch the chef with his hands dirty. In fact, twice a week, the chef receives fish that arrive directly from Japan.
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Introducing the fish
The cuisine
Furthermore, also visits local markets, always valuing fresh and seasonal ingredients. That’s why there’s no menu. Tadashi chooses which he will serve a few hours before dinner. To start, oysters, which can be served baked, fried or fresh, a sashimi selection or tuna tasting and a hot soup.
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