

Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2257 Coral Wy, Miami, FL 33145
Phone: (786) 579-2498
Website: http://thewagyubar.com/
Menu Photos
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
thewagyubar.com
The Wagyu Bar by Meat N’ Bone (@thewagyubar) · Miami, FL
The Wagyu Bar | Miami FL – Facebook
Last Updates
Reviews
This place blends the artistry of Japan’s finest beef with Miami’s casual cool, creating an stimulating union of culture and carnivore bliss. The vibe is bright, tiny, and casual. The space is unpretentious but comfortable, with an atmosphere closer to a neighborhood spot than a high-end steakhouse. The staff is friendly and impressively beef-savvy, helping you navigate the menu with ease and offering spot-on suggestions. It’s a relaxed, no-frills environment where the only thing that matters is the beef; and trust us, it more than delivers.
Parking might require a little strategy, especially when the area is bustling, but that’s a small price to pay for a seat at this place, where high-end steaks come with total satisfaction.
We kicked things off with the Grilled Bone Marrow ($22), “foie gras for the common man,” except this version might convert royalty. This spreadable bliss is showered with herbs and paired with crusty bread. The Wagyu Picanha Crostini ($30) followed, a little toast that delivers the beefy confidence of a full Brazilian parade. Then came the Wagyu BMS 7+ Burger ($26), a juicy, drippy, brioche-bound reminder that burgers can, in fact, aspire to greatness.
If you’re feeling adventurous, the experience ramps up as you explore more indulgent options. The A5 Japanese Wagyu Burger ($55), a showstopper that promises to deliver melt-in-your-mouth quality in a compact, handheld form. For the ultimate flex, the Japanese A5 Miyazaki-Gyu ($180) is a rare, prized steak that practically dissolves into flavor. Rare, elusive, and absolutely worth every bite.
When they finally got the order right, we quickly realized that our ‘Truffle’ fries were undercooked and that the word truffle next to fries was simply just a cash grab. The fries tasted nothing like truffle but like normal overly greased fries compared to other truffle fries I’ve taste which had the actual taste of truffle.
The icy on the cake was when we received our check of 200 for the whole ordeal, there was already an 18% gratitude tip added. We left when the restaurant was closing because of the whole situation. At least they gave us free dessert to-go but it’s safe to stay I wouldn’t recommend. The service was terrible.
Upon entering looked sort of empty; maybe we went too early or it was that bad; not at all! Best part is that the steak cuts they use are from Meat N’ Bone which is one of the butcher’s I purchase myself for BBQ’s. So right at that very moment I knew it was going to be one lovely evening.
First visit was about 2 months ago…
We started off our meal with lovely Italian Amarone Red Wine – Corte Lenguin 2020.
For appetizers:
• Wagyu Picanha Crostini – their Colorado Wagyu Picanha was served on artisanal bread with chimichurri and avocado. Torched table side. Every bite got better and better; highly recommended!
• Proper Tequeños was a hit for a 1 year old toddler and as well us adults. Aioli sauce that accompany it was very yummy.
For our entrée:
• Picanha Parrillada which had these cuts Colorado Wagyu Beef 48 Oz, Japanese A5 Miyazaki-Gyu 48 Oz, Whole Picanha and Top Sirloin which every bite was mouthwatering. It was served with Chimichurri which brought back memories from my trip to Buenos Aires. For our sides we had Bacon Mac & Cheese and Cheese Truffle Fries which we ended up ordering double because of how freshly made they were.
For dessert:
• Tiramisu it was okay but not a fan of it.
On our second visit…
It was about 2 weeks and a half ago; we started off our meal with a Spanish Ribera del Duero.
No appetizers this time around; we can for the meat!
For entree:
• Picanha Parrillada which we love the first time around and recommended it to family this time around and it was a hit just like my first experience.
• Baby Back Ribs half a rack which it looked like a full rack in other establishments!
Everything so savory and delicious!
For desserts:
• Coconut Sorbet wow amazing!
• Basque Cheesecake was another hit!
• Churros were okay.
Loved this desserts this time around!
Highly recommended!!
We also ordered the 1 pound burger as well as the outside skirt steak and both of them were absolutely delicious. Truly one of the best burgers and steaks I’ve had in a while and this restaurant plays great music at the atmosphere is very relaxed and laid-back. I highly recommend this restaurant to anybody that wants to have a nice dinner or just a laid-back meal at enjoyed delicious food.
And for dessert, they brought out the churro with Nutella and caramel sauce. This wasn’t just dessert; it was the grand finale, the fireworks display at the end of a spectacular evening. The churro was crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and that Nutella with caramel? Chef’s kiss, perfection.
Throughout this epic meal, we were graced by the presence of Yaco, our server, who was less of a waiter and more of a culinary guide. His knowledge of the menu was encyclopedic, his recommendations spot-on, and his smile could probably solve international disputes.
In conclusion, if your taste buds are looking for a vacation, send them to the Wagyu Bar. Just make sure you’ve got your stretchy pants on because you’ll need them. This place isn’t just a meal; it’s an event, a celebration of meat, flavor, and sheer joy.
Five stars? Please, the Wagyu Bar gets a galaxy of stars, plus one for Yaco’s charm!