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UMAIMON is an authentic casual Japanese restaurant in Downtown Dadeland. We have not only Sushi or Ramen but Onigiri, Takoyaki, Tonkatsu and more! Wanna some deserts? No problem. We have an incredible Japanese style shaved Ice. Please visit us and give it a try!!!
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Reviews
chowy613
really lovely experience – took their time to explain the dishes. make great recommendations on what to try. the sushi was great/ items were just slightly pricier but worth the price- the sushi rolls, bento box with onigiri and karats were tasty. my favorite part was the dessert we got the mango/matcha snow- was amazing.
… moreYetsis Rodriguez
For the first time visiting this place, and as a sushi chef myself, I can honestly say it is incredible. My number one choice was the Torotaku roll, and it was absolutely mind-blowing. I paired it with an exceptional sake, Junmai Ginjo Namazake, which elevated the experience even more.
I highly recommend coming and discovering this place for yourself. I’m already looking forward to coming back to try the ramen. The strawberry ice is amazing too! #Kampai
… moreI highly recommend coming and discovering this place for yourself. I’m already looking forward to coming back to try the ramen. The strawberry ice is amazing too! #Kampai
Frederick Quijano
Umaimon by Anaba is a true hidden gem near Dadeland Mall. After church, my wife was craving sushi, and we couldn’t have picked a better spot. We ordered a poke bowl, onigiri, miso soup, edamame, tonkotsu ramen, and the strawberry shaved ice dessert. Everything was top-tier quality, but the absolute showstopper was the shaved ice. After enjoying the ultra-rich tonkotsu broth, that dessert was the perfect refreshing finish. I’m usually not a dessert person, but I’d happily order it again (and again).
The vibe here is another big win—chill, stylish, and surprisingly kid-friendly. Our kids had a blast with the Waldo books and retro games like Rock ’Em Sock ’Em Robots and tabletop pool, which meant no screens at the table (huge bonus). Meanwhile, I got to keep an eye on NFL RedZone and my fantasy football stats.
Highly recommend this spot, especially on a lazy Sunday when you want great food, a laid-back atmosphere, and a place where both kids and adults can relax.
… moreThe vibe here is another big win—chill, stylish, and surprisingly kid-friendly. Our kids had a blast with the Waldo books and retro games like Rock ’Em Sock ’Em Robots and tabletop pool, which meant no screens at the table (huge bonus). Meanwhile, I got to keep an eye on NFL RedZone and my fantasy football stats.
Highly recommend this spot, especially on a lazy Sunday when you want great food, a laid-back atmosphere, and a place where both kids and adults can relax.
Ana Ramos
For authentic Japanese Food, come here ! I personally loved the onigiris and rolls. The decor makes it feel like you are in Japan and the owner Masa was so kind, attentive and welcoming. I’ll definitely be back!
… moreTony Lee
If you are reading this, STOP. That is, stop what you are doing, end the debate, get in your car, and put down criminal speeds to get yourself here as quickly as humanly possible.
I cannot say enough wonderful things about this absolute gem of an establishment; but I shall do my very best to honor its greatness with what meager ability I posses to do so within the bounds of written language.
I visited this restaurant yesterday not knowing what to expect. The last thing I remember was sitting down, picking up my chopsticks, and preparing to take my first bite. Shortly thereafter, I have come to the conclusion that my spirit left my body out of sheer tasteful pleasure and didn’t return until sometime after I finished my meal. The experience, while transcendent, left me amazed yet unable to take in the overpowering deliciousness of the experience.
It brought to memory my first experience with skydiving. By the time I’d taken the 14,000 foot plunge and return to solid ground, I realized that my senses were so overwhelmed by the ordeal that I simply wasn’t able to soak it in in its fullness. It wasn’t until I leapt from the airplane a second time that I felt I was truly able to absorb the whole of what the jump had to offer.
Where were we? Ah, yes, sushi.
I determined that like with skydiving, I owed it to myself to answer the call of the siren and give myself another dose of Unaimon’s sweet culinary melody. In other words, I went back again today.
The allegorical comparison I made between my meal at Umaimon By Anaba and skydiving proved to be startlingly accurate. My second endeavor with their food proved to not only live up to my first, but indeed surpassed it by virtue of me being better prepared to appreciate it.
And so, without further ado, it is with the grandest of pleasure that I give this wildly under-appreciated establishment my most full and hearty endorsement, with the promise that, should fate permit, I will return.
In other words, this place is freaking delicious, and you should go get some. And no, this isn’t AI, this is just a dude who really appreciated how great the food and service here was.
… moreI cannot say enough wonderful things about this absolute gem of an establishment; but I shall do my very best to honor its greatness with what meager ability I posses to do so within the bounds of written language.
I visited this restaurant yesterday not knowing what to expect. The last thing I remember was sitting down, picking up my chopsticks, and preparing to take my first bite. Shortly thereafter, I have come to the conclusion that my spirit left my body out of sheer tasteful pleasure and didn’t return until sometime after I finished my meal. The experience, while transcendent, left me amazed yet unable to take in the overpowering deliciousness of the experience.
It brought to memory my first experience with skydiving. By the time I’d taken the 14,000 foot plunge and return to solid ground, I realized that my senses were so overwhelmed by the ordeal that I simply wasn’t able to soak it in in its fullness. It wasn’t until I leapt from the airplane a second time that I felt I was truly able to absorb the whole of what the jump had to offer.
Where were we? Ah, yes, sushi.
I determined that like with skydiving, I owed it to myself to answer the call of the siren and give myself another dose of Unaimon’s sweet culinary melody. In other words, I went back again today.
The allegorical comparison I made between my meal at Umaimon By Anaba and skydiving proved to be startlingly accurate. My second endeavor with their food proved to not only live up to my first, but indeed surpassed it by virtue of me being better prepared to appreciate it.
And so, without further ado, it is with the grandest of pleasure that I give this wildly under-appreciated establishment my most full and hearty endorsement, with the promise that, should fate permit, I will return.
In other words, this place is freaking delicious, and you should go get some. And no, this isn’t AI, this is just a dude who really appreciated how great the food and service here was.
Alberto Fortuny
This may sound crazy but an actual Japanese restaurant in Miami please give this place a try. You’ll be transported to Japan for a little bit. The food is authentic. The shaved ice is incredible.
Everything was delicious and the tuna used in the sushi was actually good! Miami is filled with “Japanese” restaurants but none are actually Japanese.
If you went to Japan and are missing the country, come here. Its so good
And the owner is so nice! He really cares for the quality
… moreEverything was delicious and the tuna used in the sushi was actually good! Miami is filled with “Japanese” restaurants but none are actually Japanese.
If you went to Japan and are missing the country, come here. Its so good
And the owner is so nice! He really cares for the quality
Sobphie Ruiz
I really wanted to like this place because I saw the pictures online and when I first walked in I was really taken with how cute everything looked and the aesthetic of all the posters on the wall. However, the next part is completely unacceptable. We ordered at the front, and had our order repeated to us and confirmed three times, we paid, tipped, and took a seat. Though the restaurant was completely empty, we waited a full hour for two bowls of Ramen, and when they never arrived, we asked for a refund, only then to realise that out of the two bowls of Ramen that we never received, only one of them was rung in, in the first place. It was so slow and so bad that as we were asking for the refund, another table next to us got up to ask for a refund as well, because they had been waiting over 15 minutes just for shaved ice. Very disappointing.
… moreKelsey Whitaker
Stumbled upon this hidden gem while visiting friends in Miami. Everything was delicious and the service was phenomenal. Very friendly and welcoming environment, the vibes as comforting as the food. Will be coming back next time I am in town.
… moreStephanie Boik
From the appetizer, sushi and dessert all 10/10 very authentic flavor I’ve eaten many sushis in my life and this place hit different, its a hidden gem my husband and loved everything we will definitely be back again !
… moreKaitlyn Ramos
This restaurant exceeded my expectations- very happy to have come here as the staff was extra helpful and the food was delicious on top of that. The place is small but I think thats what makes it wonderful as it makes it feel very homey. Would 100% recommend to others- especially their tonkotsu as the pork was tasteful and broth to die for.
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