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We offer something for everyone with traditional Japanese cuisine that features an expansive menu of hibachi, teriyaki, sushi and sashimi, as well as our homemade signature sauces and variety of Sake selections. We also feature daily specials, and a lunch and dinner menu that can be ordered through delivery or takeout.
Creative sushi rolls, hibachi items & cocktails are delivered at this splashy, hip chain.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 202 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, FL 33134
Phone: (786) 636-8125
Website: https://www.sushisakemiami.com/sushi-sake-coral-gables/
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Sushi Sake UM · 1232 S Dixie Hwy Coral Gables, FL, 33146 · 786.534.3741 · 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM · Mon, Tues, Wed, Thur, Fri, Sat, Sun.
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Reviews
Rupert A.
The restaurant is at the corner of the Miracle Mile and Ponce de Leon.
It has a dining room and a small patio.
The wait for a take out of a shushi roll and tempura sweet potatoes was relatively long.
The product was OK but just okay and the tempura sweet potatoes did not travel well and the product was mediocre.
Prices are relatively high.
… moreIt has a dining room and a small patio.
The wait for a take out of a shushi roll and tempura sweet potatoes was relatively long.
The product was OK but just okay and the tempura sweet potatoes did not travel well and the product was mediocre.
Prices are relatively high.
Ian Mendez
Best all-day $2 Sapporo happy hour in Coral Gables! The service was excellent—thank you, Kristian, for always serving the coldest Sapporo in town. Definitely my go-to spot for a great drink and friendly vibes.
… morePhil Roy
– [ ] Last night I visited Sushi Sake in Miami. This is a franchise Japenese restaurant that has many locations in Florida. My review is not so much for the food which actually is excellent. My review is for thievery. Let’s explore how a $12 bowl of Ramen becomes an almost $40 bowl of Ramen with the suggestion of a server. My 7 year-old daughter and my 12 year old son both wanted Ramen. The server asked would you like shrimp or chicken or steak in your Ramen? My son chose steak my daughter chose shrimp. Did I know that the $12 bowl of Ramen would become a $30 per bowl? An additional $18/$16 for a little protein. Robbery. Thievery. Cheating? Well yes when the price isn’t listed on a menu, I guess all is fair in restaurant price gouging. So with tax and tip ( 20%) 2 bowls of ok Ramen cost this:
– [ ] 12+12+16+18+ 5(tax)+12(tip)
– [ ] =$75
– [ ] Something just feels wrong.
– [ ] Watch the add on’s You’ve been warned.
… more– [ ] 12+12+16+18+ 5(tax)+12(tip)
– [ ] =$75
– [ ] Something just feels wrong.
– [ ] Watch the add on’s You’ve been warned.
Francesca Dimisa
The sushi here is amazing. This Sushi Sake on Miracle Mile is the best in the area. They have amazing food dishes and drinks on their happy hour menu. The waiter Brad is extremely nice and will go above and beyond in his service. Definitely have to come here!!
… moreLeah B
Amazing meal!! I forgot the name of the sushi roll I had, but the hibachi scallops were tasty. Everything was delicious. My food came out super fast, I came on a slower night, however. Zero complaints! Just wanted to give this restaurant their flowers because it’s a nice spot in a good location.
… moreElena Heath
Service was good and quick. Food quality was pretty average. The spicy tuna was probably the worst I’ve ever had (and they removed it from the bill) but the shumai, the gyozas and the dragon roll were good. The margarita was pretty good too. They were playing techno at a high volume the entire time so the atmosphere was not too pleasant. It’s my second time here and it’ll probably be my last. It’s probably best to do take-out.
… moreAlex Lozana
Quite possibly the worst culinary experience I’ve had in Miami.
Came in for a late bite craving a ramen. Everything else was closed so I had to come in here. I remember hearing good things about this place so I thought I’d take a chance. Place looked nice enough and it wasn’t too packed but still had a good amount of people eating.
First red flag: no pork option. I should’ve known there that this wasn’t going to be good, but I was starving.
Wife and I ordered shrimp tempura and chicken ramen. Menu says ramen is $12 plain and chicken is $13 (read ahead for the kicker), The shrimp tempura was $15 and came with 5 puny pieces of “tempura” shrimp. Definitely not $15 worth of shrimp. Not even large shrimp where I could MAYBE see how they justify the price. I should’ve sent it back but again, we were starving. I said screw it and we ate the bland tiny shrimp.
The ramen comes out steaming hot in a fairly big bowl, and I thought ok maybe this is worth $13. It wasn’t. Bland unsalted chicken broth base that felt like it was grabbed from Publix and thrown in a pot, crunchy frozen vegetables tossed in, cheap instant noodles, and 8oz of plain unseasoned boiled chicken. Not even soy sauce could save this bowl, and trust me, I tried.
It’s not crowded, staff crowding and talking at the host table, and still it took about 10 minutes for our server to check on us so we could request the receipt. Here’s the kicker I promised: The ramen was not $13, but $25. $12 for the ramen and $13 for chicken. The menu is extremely misleading and makes it seem like chicken is a $1 upcharge which is what it should be, as this had the quality of a frozen tv dinner or a school lunch in a underfunded district. The ramen would’ve been barely worth $13, and yet I had to call them out on this bullshit. I refused to pay $25 for that ramen, so they were at least kind enough to take off the upcharge.
I can’t speak for the sushi, but given the overpriced and low quality/effort of the rest of the menu, I would advise to avoid this place at all cost. A crappy cash-grab in all regards.
… moreCame in for a late bite craving a ramen. Everything else was closed so I had to come in here. I remember hearing good things about this place so I thought I’d take a chance. Place looked nice enough and it wasn’t too packed but still had a good amount of people eating.
First red flag: no pork option. I should’ve known there that this wasn’t going to be good, but I was starving.
Wife and I ordered shrimp tempura and chicken ramen. Menu says ramen is $12 plain and chicken is $13 (read ahead for the kicker), The shrimp tempura was $15 and came with 5 puny pieces of “tempura” shrimp. Definitely not $15 worth of shrimp. Not even large shrimp where I could MAYBE see how they justify the price. I should’ve sent it back but again, we were starving. I said screw it and we ate the bland tiny shrimp.
The ramen comes out steaming hot in a fairly big bowl, and I thought ok maybe this is worth $13. It wasn’t. Bland unsalted chicken broth base that felt like it was grabbed from Publix and thrown in a pot, crunchy frozen vegetables tossed in, cheap instant noodles, and 8oz of plain unseasoned boiled chicken. Not even soy sauce could save this bowl, and trust me, I tried.
It’s not crowded, staff crowding and talking at the host table, and still it took about 10 minutes for our server to check on us so we could request the receipt. Here’s the kicker I promised: The ramen was not $13, but $25. $12 for the ramen and $13 for chicken. The menu is extremely misleading and makes it seem like chicken is a $1 upcharge which is what it should be, as this had the quality of a frozen tv dinner or a school lunch in a underfunded district. The ramen would’ve been barely worth $13, and yet I had to call them out on this bullshit. I refused to pay $25 for that ramen, so they were at least kind enough to take off the upcharge.
I can’t speak for the sushi, but given the overpriced and low quality/effort of the rest of the menu, I would advise to avoid this place at all cost. A crappy cash-grab in all regards.
Stephanie Jimenez
What I love most about this Sushi Sake is that they have things that you can’t find at other sushi sake locations. They have some taco appetizers and a poke nacho bowl that are absolutely amazing.
… moreRachel Cedeno
The service at Sushi Sake is also exceptional. The staff are friendly, attentive, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure that your meal is perfect. Whether you’re a sushi aficionado or new to Japanese cuisine, you’ll feel welcomed and well taken care of at Sushi Sake.
Overall, Sushi Sake is a must-visit destination for anyone craving delicious sushi and authentic Japanese cuisine. With its impeccable quality, attentive service, and inviting atmosphere, it’s no wonder why it’s become a favorite among food lovers everywhere.
… moreOverall, Sushi Sake is a must-visit destination for anyone craving delicious sushi and authentic Japanese cuisine. With its impeccable quality, attentive service, and inviting atmosphere, it’s no wonder why it’s become a favorite among food lovers everywhere.
Jessica Kamanao
Such a great experience while visiting Miami from out of town.
Great atmosphere & beautifully presented food.
Must get the steak tacos and the fried cheesecake for dessert!
Pro tip ** mention you have a special occasion for the dragon experience **
… moreGreat atmosphere & beautifully presented food.
Must get the steak tacos and the fried cheesecake for dessert!
Pro tip ** mention you have a special occasion for the dragon experience **