Uchi Miami

"This Austin import has made a name for itself in Miami as a sushi staple. Located in Wynwood, it features creative sushi and sashimi made with fish flown in daily from the Tsukiji market. Those who want to try more can opt for six- to ten-course tasting menus (prices fluctuate regularly)." - Olee Fowler, Missy Frederick

"A location of the Uchi chain bringing its unique sushi experience to Miami." - Nadia Chaudhury

"Uchi is another Wynwood spot to prioritize during Art Basel. Because if you manage to get to this neighborhood without losing your mind, you deserve some very good food. Raw fish should be part of your meal here, but so should a couple hot dishes, which will help you get full without spending a lot of money on nigiri. Go for the excellent karaage chicken or the kinoko nabe, a hot bowl of crispy rice, seasonal mushrooms, an egg yolk, and your choice of foie gras or short rib. And drink enough cocktails to forget about how much finding an Uber home is going to suck." - ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino

"Uchi is one of the best places to eat sushi in Miami—but there are more delicious things on the menu. Raw fish should be part of your meal here, but so should a couple of hot dishes, which will help you get full without spending a lot of money on nigiri. Go for the excellent karaage chicken or the kinoko nabe, a hot bowl of crispy rice, seasonal mushrooms, an egg yolk, and short rib. But the best thing about Uchi—and the reason we don't panic at the sight of their overwhelmingly large menu—is that everything is excellent. Plus, the restaurant is appropriate for special occasions, but also casual enough to walk in wearing a t-shirt and sit at the sushi bar for a solo meal. " - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino

"How to get in touch: Submit your request here. This sushi spot in Wynwood has a private dining room that can seat up to 24 at two tables, or 12 people at one long table. In both cases, you have the ability to customize a menu from Uchi’s existing menu. And the room comes with everything you need for a serious presentation or a slideshow of embarrassing pictures from your best friend’s bachelor party (don’t do that). But do ask about special options like guided sake tastings and maki classes." - virginia otazo