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Raquel Alicia Teran Hunter on 4 Food Hot Spots In Miami
Raquel Alicia Teran Hunter talks about where to get some of the best food in Miami.
Known for its warm beaches and palm trees, Miami is not thought of as a hotspot for dining. Yet, that assumption couldn't be further from the truth. The ocean city has numerous exquisite and food-innovative locations to try. Whether you are looking for a quick bite to eat or a secluded spot to have a nice meal, next time you head down south be sure to try out these locations.
Originally from the Northeast, chef Makoto Okuma has created a pleasing aesthetic and warm environment for hungry diners at the Makoto. With over 20 years of experience, Okuwa is combining the 21st century with Japanese cuisine to offer a rich eating experience. Located at the Bal Harbour Shops, you can try a wide range of treats from their chicken robata bento box on their lunch menu to the grilled avocado robata on their dinner menu. Before you leave this restaurant be sure to try their mochi, the delightful treat is perfect during a hot summer day.
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Located in the Design District, at the Mandolin Aegean Bistro you'll find an excellent menu filled with Greek and Turkish foods. Opened in 2009 by Ahmet Erkaya and Anastasia Koutsioukis, the eatery has become a staple of the community. It can seat over 150 with both indoor and outdoor seating and even contains a market and bakery. Stop for the lobster saganaki and stay for the homemade ice cream.
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The only thing more difficult to find than this restaurant is what you are going to get when you are there. Hiden is an eight-seat restaurant located in Wynwood behind a taco shop. Just to dine at the restaurant you need to enter a numeric code, provided when you make a reservation, in the door. The Japanese restaurant offers all diners a high-end experience like no other. The Chef Tadashi Shiraishi rotates through different menu items so that he can serve seasonal ingredients when they are in their peak. If you want to stop and try its delicious offerings be sure to make a reservation asap.
You will want to stay “all day” at this cafe. Located in the Park West neighborhood, you will be hard-set to find something not drool-worthy. Whether you just need a cold brew or a bite to eat, there is something for everyone here. Need your avocado fix? Get the Avocado tartine and pair it with their herbal iced tea.
Whether you live in the city or just planning a trip, be sure to check out any of these delicious locations. You won't be disappointed.
Originally published at RaquelAliciaTeranHunter.org.