
From the creative mind of chef Juan Chipoco and Luis Hoyos of CVI.CHE 105 & the influential collaboration of Janet Suarez of Y.U.C.A, an unprecedented fusion is born, fueled by the flavors of the world-renowned Peruvian cuisine and centuries of Cuban gastronomic tradition. Join us to celebrate the senses, life, art and freedom as Miami Beach braces for the first Cuban-Peruvian fusion restaurant concept.
High-end, Cuban-Peruvian fusion dishes & an extensive wine list served in an opulent space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1555 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Phone: (786) 577-3500
Website: https://www.yuca105.com/
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Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
We started with the ceviche appetizer special, which featured four distinct preparations. Each one was fresh, vibrant, and well-balanced — a great introduction to the kitchen’s range. For entrées, three of us ordered the Vaca Frita and two chose the Churrasco a la Pobre. Both dishes were excellent, but the Churrasco a la Pobre stood out as the clear highlight of the table — beautifully prepared and packed with flavor.
We skipped dessert due to after-dinner plans, but the meal from start to finish was impressive. Yuca 105 lives up to its reputation and is well worth a visit.
We tried the Inka Maki (delicious!), the Jalea Mixta, and the Vaca Frita, which ended up being my absolute favorite. For dessert, the tiramisu completely surprised us – it came out with dramatic dry-ice smoke and looked incredible. Great flavors, fun presentation, and definitely worth a visit!
I had the “Churrasco A Lo Pobre” and my wife had the ceviche. The food came out extremely fast. To be fair, the place was not super crowded since it was raining a lot that evening. The steak was juicy and cooked medium just I as asked. The congri (white rice and black beans) was so flavorful and with the runny egg on top, it just made the whole thing more delicious.
The ceviche presentation was something I’ve never seen before and my wife enjoyed it very much!
Lastly, we ordered a dessert (cannot remember the name); they don’t have a dessert menu. The desert had some dulce de leche and it was very tasty!
I recommend this place! I’ll definitely be back and try their chaufa next time!
The desert was miserable with a very strange texture on the pudding and with Oreo chunks hidden underneath (why? Just why?)
The staff was neglectful and the owner/manager was trying to gaslight us by telling us nothing had been changed
The cocktails were divine — beautifully crafted and just as impressive as the food.
We went on a night they were hosting a piano cabaret, and it made the entire experience so much fun. The live music created such a great vibe — it felt like dinner and a show all in one.
The only thing to note: the restaurant runs quite cool inside, so bring a sweater!
The waitstaff were extremely accommodating, friendly, and attentive without being overwhelming.
Well worth it. We’ll definitely be back.
We noticed that the prices are not updated online so everything is generally a few dollars more.