Hiro’s Yakko-San: From the Deep-Fryer to the Sushi Bar

Bits of bok choy hit a tub of sizzling soybean oil. Their ivory stems become tender; their edges turn a sudden golden hue. The jade leaves of the Chinese cabbage quickly begin to crisp. Pulled out of the deep fryer, the greens still glisten with remnants of luscious fat. The…

Santa’s Enchanted Forest: Top Ten Things to Eat and Drink

As Miamians, this time of year can be a little tough. Thanks to our balmy weather and eternal sunshine, seasonal spirit can be hard to come by. So like good little elves, locals flock to Santa’s Enchanted Forest to bask in some semblance of holiday cheer. Dubbed the world’s largest…

Bunnie Cakes to Open Vegan Bakery in Wynwood

Mariana Cortez, owner and founder of Bunnie Cakes, began selling vegan baked goods from her home in 2009. Since then, she has expanded to a production facility on NE 59th Street. It’s there that she offers treats by special orders to clients. She also sells wholesale to many of Miami’s…

Pubbelly Strikes Again: PB Steak To Open Early 2013

Just when cows were breathing a sigh of relief over the pork craze created by Pubbelly comes bad news for bovines…but good news for us!Pubbelly partners Andreas Schreiner, Sergio Navarro, and Jose Mendin have just announced the opening of PB Steak in the former Joe Allen space on Purdy Avenue…

Blue Runner: Quality Seafood From His Door to Yours

We live in Miami, so you’d think it would be easy to get fresh seafood. No, that’s just not how this crazy world works. But for locals who love pescado, Paco Fernando’s Blue Runner Seafood truck — parked on the side of Biscayne Boulevard just north of Miami Shores –…

100 Montaditos Opens New Location in Brickell, Launching New Menu

Like a pair of frisky rabbits, the 100 Montaditos chain is rapidly reproducing. This week, the South Florida empire officially expanded to Brickell, taking the total of local outposts to a whopping ten in less than two years. That’s some Duggar-speed baby-making. Read also: – 100 Montaditos Opens In Downtown…

Peruvian Restaurant MPP Brickell Opens on 7th Street

MPP Brickell opened on November 3 on the first floor of the Neo Vertika building on SW Seventh Street. The location, which was once occupied by the Mediterranean eatery, Andu, underwent some significant renovations. The space kept Andu’s basic layout, but the decor is less futuristic and more classic contemporary…

Todd Erickson Talks New Haven Menu, Huahua’s Taqueria

Haven Gastro-Lounge has launched a new fall menu, adding some items to take advantage of the Florida growing season and deleting some items that executive chef Todd Erickson felt didn’t fit into his global small plates vision.Read Also: Best Gastropub 2012: Haven LoungeErickson explained to Short Order, “Global small plates…

MC Kitchen to Open Next Week: What Dena Marino is Most Excited About

Dena Marino and partner Brandy Coletta have been working on MC Kitchen for about six months now. The Design District restaurant in the former Fratelli Lyon space, featuring modern Italian cuisine, has been completely reworked from the ground up, as evidenced by the restaurant’s “demolition” photo gallery on its Facebook…

Democratic Republic of Beer Opens Second Location

Hey downtown Miami, if you’re looking for a new happy hour place to grab a few brews with your crew, you’e got a new meeting place come Friday.Read also:- The DRB (Democratic Republic of Beer): Best Bottled Beer Selection 2010Democratic Republic of Beer, the small brew house with an outstanding…

Kris Wessel on Why Red Light Little River Closed

Red Light Little River is closed.Read also:- Kris Wessel: Florida Cookery at the James Royal Palm is PersonalThe restaurant always seemed like dining at the small house party of a friend who cared more about making beautiful food than location, location, location.Miami’s Restaurant Power Rankings broke the story yesterday and…

Machiya Ramen Noodle House: Pricey Eats in Midtown

Machiya Ramen Noodle House has been open since October 15. “We hope you enjoy our soft opening menu.” These are the words printed on their single-sheet of offerings. For diners, this means a couple of things. First, the menu isn’t definitive. Second, the staff is in training, and the kitchen…

House of Dog: Craft Beers, Crazy Topping in a Kosher Hideaway

Take a drive down 41st Street on Miami Beach and you’ll notice something Kosher is afoot. Almost all the eateries and markets in this part of town boast their offerings conform with Kashrut, Jewish dietary laws. On weekends, starting Friday evenings, black-clad Orthodox and Hasidic families take over the sidewalks,…

The Hoxton: Replicating New England in Miami

In a matter of days The Hoxton emerged in the space formerly occupied by the now-closed Irish pub, Lucky Clover. It is a stripped down version of the former bar with a stark interior and a New England-inspired menu. All of the wood paneling and Irish flare was quickly pulled…

Villa Mayfair to Reopen For Election Day Party: Free Drinks, New Menu

Villa Mayfair is going through some changes to reflect the casual, bohemian neighborhood it belongs to.Read also:- Villa Mayfair to Reopen With Changes, Casual VibeThe French Mediterranean restaurant, complete with gilt chairs and DJ booth, closed for the summer, making tongues wag in speculation whether it would ever make a…

American Burger on Alton Road Closes

About a month back, Short Order reported on a name and location switcheroo being played out in South Beach. Read also:- American Burger Replaces 8 oz. Burger Bar on Alton; 8 oz. To Open New Lincoln Road Location8 oz. Burger Bar on Alton Road had mysteriously turned into American Burger…