
NUNA at Four Seasons Hotel Miami offers a refined exploration of Nikkei cuisine from award-winning Chef Jaime Pesaque, whose Lima flagship Mayta earned a coveted place on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list. Perched above the vibrant Brickell skyline near Biscayne Bay and Brickell City Centre, this rooftop restaurant masterfully blends Japanese precision with Peruvian soul. Signature creations include NUNA’s Ceviche with scallops, octopus, shrimp and crispy calamari in rocoto leche de tigre, the NUNA Roll layered with tuna and avocado, and Wagyu & Truffled Dumplings in wok-tossed Nikkei sauce. Complete your meal with Crema Volteada, a Peruvian flan elevated with yuzu leaf honey.
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Reviews
Don’t get me wrong, food was still very good but I found myself comparing dishes to other restaurants that had a better version of the dish in my opinion.
It is a nice location and ambiance is very nice. Service was impeccable and very attentive.
We loved everything we tried. The most spectacular dish was the branzino, it was just amazing.
The service and attention was also top notch since the moment we checked-in with the host. Everybody was very attentive and caring. Special mention to a lady, she was not even our server, but she was so kind and seemed genuine a couple of times we interacted with her. Unfortunately I didn’t understand when she told me her name, something like Welly or something like. She took some pictures for us just outside the restaurant.
There is a some room for improvement I would say in the wine prices. They are too high. They should offer some more reasonably priced ones.
We were welcomed with champagne by our server. We ordered the salmon nigiri, tiger prawn & shrimp tempura and wagyu & truffle dumplings to start with; all were delicious but specially the salmon nigiri which you can feel how it melts in your mouth. Cocktails Nuna pisco and Wabi Sabi were so yummy.
Hamachi tiradito paired with their leche de tigre was very tasty as well, their chicharron Branzino as our main course was out of this world. And to end the night we ordered their most popular dessert Cacao, delicious.
This restaurant is a must in Brickell area, definitely will be coming back!!!
Certainly would recomend,
Arroz con mariscos, truffle gyosas. Ceviche Nuna. The rolls, too much rice, short on protein. The chocolate dessert is way too much chocolate.
The service is 10/10—super friendly and attentive. The wagyu dumplings were incredible, the skewers were delicious, and the rolls did not disappoint at all. I highly recommend this place