Hakkasan Miami

Hakkasan Miami is a Chinese restaurant located near Miami Beach. It does very good business. Although the Chinese food here cannot be said to be particularly authentic, the overall taste is really excellent.

The environment and service are excellent, suitable for couples to date and celebrate. The dishes are not authentic Chinese food, all of which are made of precious ingredients and a combination of Chinese and Western methods, so most of the customers are foreigners. You can enjoy discounted parking at $16.50 when dining in the restaurant

[Taste] The roast duck is good, but the last few slices are a bit greasy. The shrimps are tender and big, and a portion of 6 is only $36. The crab pot is also good and tastes delicious. The dim sum platter is quite creative. [Service] There seems to be valet parking. But I parked on the roadside, $3 per hour. [Environment] It's pretty good.

It was the first time I saw a Chinese restaurant opened by foreigners, and it was a Michelin one-star restaurant. Being in a foreign country, the taste was indeed quite authentic, but the portions were a bit too small. Chinese food still requires larger portions.

I was attracted by its name when I was looking up the restaurant online. My mother is a Hakka and she grew up eating Hakka cuisine. How should I put it? This restaurant mainly serves Hakka cuisine but also has Cantonese cuisine. I feel that the Cantonese cuisine is more outstanding, especially the shrimp dumplings. One bite is not enough. The taste of Hakka cuisine should be improved, but it is still okay.