Coming from NJ we have high expectations for both Peruvian food and sushi…read more They did not disappoint! All of the food was delicious. We had 3 sushi rolls , the lomo saltado and seco de res. Love the modern take on the decorations it gave a great vibe considering it's tucked away location. Jose our server was amazing , funny , recommended items and really made us feel welcome along with the rest of the staff .

Parrilla marina disappointing Experience My husband ordered…read morethe Parrilla Marina, and I ordered the Ají de Gallina. Unfortunately, our experience was not what we expected. The service from our waitress became noticeably unfriendly after our main dishes arrived. The Parrilla Marina was overcooked, and the octopus was extremely tough. I politely mentioned to our waitress that the octopus was very hard, and her response was that it was supposed to be hard. Honestly, that was surprising and disappointing. I've had octopus many times before, and when properly prepared, it should be tender--not extremely difficult to chew. We also ordered a side of huancaína sauce because we wanted to add more flavor to the seafood, but I felt we were overcharged for such a small side. The Ají de Gallina was decent, but overall, the food and especially the service made the experience disappointing.

Wow! Delicious over-the-top ceviche and authentic flavorful Peruvian dishes with a focus on…read moreseafood. Ceviche is the star, with big succulent pieces of fish, choclo (giant corn), sweet potato, and avocado soaking up delightful leche de tigre (ceviche juice). We also ordered grilled octopus with potatoes, causa (stuffed yellow potato) with tuna salad, and fried tostones (plantain). The octopus was sizzling and was seasoned to perfection. The causa was a work of art. And the fresh tostones were thick and savory, the perfect mix of soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside. We shared everything we ordered. The restaurant is a hole in the wall, casual with cute and colorful decor like llamas, flowers and neon lights, with indoor and outdoor seating. It's equally equipped for a date night or just getting some good food straight off of the beach. Can't believe how long we've passed by and seen it without realizing the quality feast awaiting us inside. Service was efficient, each dish arriving fresh and speedy to our table as soon as it was made. Chef Julio was friendly with us and asked how we enjoyed everything, especially the leche de tigre. When food is cooked with heart and soul, the difference is palatable. Prices aren't cheap but not expensive either and are very reasonable for what you get. 15% gratuity was added automatically. The menu takes some studying but the longer we read and re-read it, the more gems we found. And if someone in your party doesn't want seafood or ceviche, there are a few chicken, beef, risotto and other options.... something for everyone. Glad we finally dined here. Delightful! We will be back to dine in and maybe even to pick up some ceviche to-go to bring with us and impress at family gatherings.

I stopped by Ceviches Peru this last Sunday when a friend and I made it our World Cup watching…read moredestination. While my friend ordered a jalea, I ordered their churrasco with a side of sweet plantains and black beans. The churrasco tasted like a regular steak, not with the smokey flavor I'm accustomed to with this dish. Wanting to enjoy a pisco sour with our lunch, we were told we would have to wait because there was a problem with the ice. When we got that first round, they were enjoyable & with enough of a buzz. While it did have the classic egg white foam, ours were missing the angostura garnish. When we ordered a second round of it, there was again a problem with placing the order and my friend and I settled for beers. The fact we couldn't fully enjoy this classic cocktail was why this review stays at three stars.

Lmao you all need to do something about this listing. Pakistani?? This is Colombian. Good food…read more Recommend.

Stopped for a late dinner after visiting the balloon museum in Wynwood. We shared a steak and…read morechicken empanada for an appetizer then split the cazuella de carne without the pork belly. It was absolutely delicious and had tons of flavor. The salsa verde on the side was spicy and flavorful. Great addition but not needed. The margaritas were strong and tasty!

We stopped by for the convenience, and it ended up being more than worth the visit! From the moment…read morewe walked in, everything felt welcoming and authentic. The portions are huge and everyone in my party had leftovers. I went with three people who regularly eat Peruvian food, and we were all seriously impressed. Everything came out incredibly fresh, which made the flavors stand out even more. The highlight for me was the yuca and fried shrimp--the yuca was perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and the shrimp were golden, flavorful, and cooked just right. After such a great experience, I'm already looking forward to coming back and trying the ceviche next time.

I chose Yuca 105 for our first girl's night out in Miami Beach. What a great way to kick off our…read morevacation! The fusion of Peruvian and Cuban was excellent and the atmosphere was sexy and vibrant. I had to try their piscojito cocktail which is a fusion of a mojito and pisco sour. Loved it!! We got a variety of dishes to share: octopus appetizer (Revolucion de Pulpo), Inka Maki (an interesting octopus roll), traditional ceviche, a chicken dish and the skirt steak (Churrasco a lo Pobre). Everything was excellent and teaming with nuances of flavors. The only gripe is the chicken was a bit dry but still good. As the evening progressed, live singing and music commenced. They were a talented pair singing song requests. The ambience and stage here make this place fun and also perfect for a date. Our server and staff was also very friendly, upbeat and solicitous. I would love to return and repeat this experience next time I'm in Miami Beach!

Below average. Super disappointing. Cuban and Peruvian clearly don't mix well. The lomo saltado was…read morejust odd, meat was chewy and under seasoned. The ceviche was average ( we tried 4), ropa vieja also average. Jalea again average and unremarkable. The most disappointing and borderline disgusting was the tacu tacu, fish wasn't fresh, scallops were chewy and under cooked. Overall a shame when compared to the highly superior Ceviche 105. Yuck. Stay away. Don't waste your money. Manager was rude as hell. Apparently we are wrong in not liking plates of dog shit.

A good beachfront Argentinean spot! Huge, delicious Milanesa Napolitana, and the morcillas and…read moremollejas were spot on. Excellent service and a lovely, spacious atmosphere.

I stopped in for a casual meal and had an average experience overall. This is more of a laid back,…read moreneighborhood style spot than a full Argentine steakhouse. New Campo has a nice setup, good decor, plenty of seating inside, and some outdoor tables. Service was just ok. Friendly enough, but not especially attentive, or memorable. They were out of the beef empanadas when I tried to order them, which was disappointing given that is a staple for a place like this. I ordered the Argentine sausage sandwich. It was decent and filling, but nothing that stood out. Overall, the food was ok, not excellent. New Campo feels like a place that can be solid for straightforward grilled items, but my sandwich and visit was more middle-of-the-road. On the bright side, pricing felt reasonable for Miami Beach, which is a plus. This is an OK option if you are nearby and want something easy and casual. I will go with a three star review.

I've visited the Pink Dolphin several times since it's recent opening and I cannot stop raving…read moreabout it. The food is STELLAR. I've basically tasted the menu and there hasn't been a single dish I haven't liked. I do, however, ask my boyfriend to grab me an order of gyoza any time I know he's in the neighborhood *salivates*. The staff is attentive and I love that the owners mingle and make sure you feel taken care of, it's a nice touch. I also love that they can tell you about the dishes--it's clear that a lot of thought went into the menu. I also love the vibe. While yes it's a food truck the food and service are brick and mortar good. I also love that of it's raining they move seating indoors which has the coolest vibe. It's industrial but natural, I'm obsessed. I will be back and will continue bullying my boyfriend into getting me drive by gyoza!

It seems my experience differed from those who have left reviews so far. I agree the food was good,…read morebut it wasn't any better than similar food I've had elsewhere in Miami. For the price I would have hoped it would stand out. Three out of four of our dishes came out quickly, but when we asked about the fourth they informed us that they were waiting for some of the seafood to thaw because it was frozen. The server was attentive while she was standing at the table, but when all of our plates were taken away, she disappeared. One of us had to get up to go find her since it didn't look like anyone else around worked there. Sitting outside was our only option. I'm not sure how we get access to sit inside or the rooftop (as mentioned by other reviews??) but the outside area was trying to be a vibe. They had a football game playing on a projector and music coming out of the speakers and neither of them matched each other. If everything wasn't painted bright pink it would have been a nondescript seating area. Overall, it was not what we expected, but it was fine. Also something random to note is in trying to keep with the bright pink theme, they had pink silk napkins. They were cute, but did not serve the duties of a napkin!

HotLime is located in the Mia Market in the Design District. I feel like every time I go to Mia…read moreMarket, the places are completely different. I decided to try HotLime after seeing that the places I normally eat at were both gone. I got an order of three tacos: one shorty (short rib) and two chipotle chick. The short rib was tender and not fatty, and the chipotle chick was good and not too spicy. My order came out in a good amount of time that it was clearly fresh, but didn't take forever. My only complaint is the price. You expect it to be expensive for because of the area, but the price was made extra annoying because of the portion sizes. I got three tiny street tacos, and it didn't come with rice, beans, chips, or anything.

Honestly just wanted to try a taco so I'd know if I should come back in the future. Wasn't…read moreimpressed. Just had a shrimp taco for I think $7, pretty high for a small street size taco