Delight in Dim Sum at Miami's Top Chinese Restaurants
Just because Miami isn’t known for its Chinese food doesn’t mean you can’t find it. After all, this bustling city is a foodie haven, boasting some of the top restaurants in the United States. To make your quest for dumplings, chow mein, egg drop soup, and General Tso’s chicken a little easier, we scoured Miami for the best Chinese restaurants. The only choice you need to make is whether to order take-out or dine in.
Here are the top spots to find Chinese food in Miami:
Blackbrick: Chinese food gets a tropical Florida twist at Blackbrick, a popular restaurant just south of the Miami Design District. Helmed by Chef Richard Hales, Blackbrick entices diners with specialties like General Tso’s Florida Gator and Florida hogfish stir-fry. The extensive menu also includes noodles (made fresh daily, in house), fried rice,
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Meals are customized exactly to your liking. Start by choosing a protein (chicken, been, port, tofu, etc.), then decide on a style, such as teriyaki, coconut curry, sweet and sour, or Mongolian. Add-ons like spring rolls, pork egg rolls, and shrimp wonton soup round out the meal, leaving you satiated until dinner. Customers can also enjoy sushi at Wok Town after 5 p.m.
Tropical Chinese: No other Miami restaurants do dim sum better than Tropical Chinese. They’ve been whipping up authentic Chinese food for more than 30 years, using only unprocessed, natural, traditional ingredients. Customers get to experience dim sum the traditional way by pointing to the dishes that catch their eye as servers push food carts around the establishment. Their dim sum menu features nearly 60 options, including scallop dumplings, stuffed beancurd skin, roasted duck, pork buns, sticky rice, and five-spice chicken. Snacking never tasted so
Using locally sourced ingredients, unique and sophisticated tapas are popular and favorites. Tuna poke is a signature dish prepared with AAA sushi grade tuna, lime vinaigrette, cucumbers, avocado, chipotle yum yum sauce and wasabi cream. Soups, sandwiches and house-ground burgers have distinct qualities and flavors. House made Korean bbq pork, Cuban served family style meals, and unique tacos including roasted crickets have global appeal.
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Pearl East, in Stamford, crafts sumptuous Chinese and Japanese cuisine to satiate any craving in its friendly and relaxing eatery. For a light and refreshing start to your meal, enjoy the steamed edamame pods and the spicy tuna bowl with avocado and tobiko. Some of Pearl East’s specialty entrees include the nabeyaki udon noodles with chicken, shrimp tempura, scallops, veggies and egg, the black pepper steak cubes with succulent shrimp and onions and the glazed peking duck served with pancakes. Specialty sushi rolls, such as the Pearl East roll with spicy tuna topped with black pepper tuna and the thunder roll with shrimp tempura, avocado and cream cheese topped with crunchy lobster salad and eel sauce, are some of diners’ favorite plates.
Enjoy the grilled octopus from the appetizer menu. Choose from delicious chicken, beef entrees or pasta. There are many tempting seafood options including a broiled filet of red snapper with shrimp and calamari in a white cream sauce. City Tavern serves fabulous saffron, red snapper, whiting, trout
Start with an appetizer like the deep fried coconut shrimp, baked stuffed mushroom caps, boneless buffalo wings or the deep fried calamari. For lighter fare, try the clam chowder, French onion soup or the cobb, taco or classic Caesar salads. For the main course, guests have their choice of sandwiches, burgers, Mexican classics or seafood dishes. Try the charbroiled rump
Come for breakfast and get the golden brown French toast, country fried chicken, center cut ham steak or the house ground corned beef hash. For lunch, get the traditional Waldorf salad, traditional Cobb salad or the Monte Cristo sandwich. Guests have their choice of chicken pot pie, oven roasted breast of turkey, seared halibut or
Pho Long Beach has steaming hot broth, chewy noodles, fresh herbs and high-quality cuts of meat waiting to make lunch or dinner memorable. The menu is full of delicious Vietnamese favorites including Pho, banh mi sandwiches, sticky rice and bbq meat to name a few. Pho Long Beach utilizes delicious recipes passed down through generations and prepared the right way to offer an authentic food experience.
Start with an appetizer like the spinach artichoke dip, spicy chicken wings, garlic mussels or the stuffed mushrooms. Feel like sharing? Order the fried mozzarella sticks, five cheese dip or the grilled chicken flatbread. For the main course, guests have their choice of a variety of chicken, seafood, beef, pork and pasta dishes, including many vegetarian and gluten free options. End your meal with a treat and get classic
Upon googling the name of the popular restaurant, I was confronted with an Article from the “New Times” which reflected more than a few of my same admirations of the eatery. Although “Budget Beat: Thai Basil”, did a nice job of highlighting the positives of the place, I find the article lacked variety in showcasing the entire dining experience. The author names a few of the other popular Thai places in the area, but is unsuccessful
Create your own stir-fry dish at Genghis Grill. Its casual atmosphere and friendly vibe is ideal for enjoying a meal with friends or the family. This eatery features over 80 ingredients for patrons to choose from and a large round grill where the chefs cook up flavorful meals. It has appetizers like Asian guacamole with teriyaki rice crackers, pork potstickers and jalapeño-shrimp cheesy bread. Genghis Grill offers entrée bowls filled with such fare as Cajun sausage, calamari and shrimp with Thai-style peanut sauce. This restaurant also offers desserts and party trays.
What I got at the food carts was the chinese. It was so good. There was not a long wait either. There were only 8 people in front of use and it probably took us only 10 min at the most to get are food. So it would be like a medium wait. The food was right out of the fryer for us.
There are so many delectable items to order off of the Sake Sushi menu. Raw fish favorites include the sashimi sampler with salmon and yellowtail, as well as rolls made with spicy tuna. Noodle lovers can dig into a bowl of chicken udon or tempura ramen. The beef teriyaki is very flavorful and comes with salad and rice. For dessert, customers can order items like banana tempura and green tea ice
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There are different foods from different countries around the world. The different elements are noticeable in our foods. Chinese dishes are prominent and it is the ultimate food. People have different tastes in food though many people appreciate Chinese’s. It is famous for color, appearance, taste, aroma, and meaning. Around the bay area there are many Chinese restaurants. My family is Chinese, so Chinese food are something we eat almost every day. Even though I eat Chinese food every day, I still don’t get bored with it. My favorite Chinese foods are sweet and sour pork and fried rice. Sweet and sour pork is my favorite because of the sauce and fried rice because of its taste and it is simple to make when I have to make my food; both foods are the traditional dishes may be found all over the world.
By comparing with other restaurants, I think it is better than the restaurant I usually went. Which is called the Asian Fusion Café. Asian Fusion Café is also a Chinese restaurant. It’s near the ASU campus. You can walk there easily in 10 to 15 minutes. The menu covers with many foods, so you can order most of the Chinese food there. Probably because of the year it built. The decoration inside is not as new as the Spicy Spirit. Also, the light looks a