Where to Eat, Sleep and Relax in Miami

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Globally, Miami is synonymous with music and escapism. It's the beach city in which to let your hair down, party at the best clubs, and sip cocktails by the pool. But for those who want to experience a little more beyond the famous nightlife, here’s our guide to the best alternative hotspots the Magic City has to offer. 

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Enjoy Japanese cuisine at Makoto

Makoto

Located within the luxurious Bal Harbour, Makoto is a treat for all those who adore Japanese food. This restaurant, helmed by the acclaimed namesake chef Makoto Okuwa, takes the traditional craft of Japanese cuisine and ushers it into the 21st century. The wagyu beef, shake ochazuke (a rice and salmon dish) and ginger lamb chop are particularly impressive. If sushi is more your style, the lobster, negi toro and Vegan Stephen are not to be missed. Opt for an outdoor table during lunch and catch glimpses of models wearing the latest fashions from the surrounding cutting-edge boutiques. Makoto will have you longing to return to Miami simply to eat the crispy chicken dumplings again.

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Bal Harbour Shops, 9700 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33154. Call them at (305)-864-8600 or visit their website, makoto-restaurant.com.

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