Temple Kitchen: Try the Curry Favor Hot Pot With Coconut Milk and Edamame

From the multicolored walls to the rainbow-hued food, South Miami’s Temple Kitchen is a colorful feast for the senses. And their menu, a vibrant, eclectic assortment of plant-strong creations, is everything a health-conscious eater could ask for. The Curry Favor hot pot ($11), specifically, is a delightfully comforting, creamy alternative…

Miami’s Best Mofongo Hides Near Hialeah

If it weren”t for the blinding sun outside, it would be difficult to tell whether it’s lunch on Tuesday or dinner on Friday night inside El Rinconcito de Santa B�rbara. Nevertheless, people are lined up for a table outside the darkened windows of this Hialeah Gardens Puerto Rican spot. Inside,…

Pascal Oudin’s Brasserie Central Opens Today

Village of Merrick Park Shoppers getting an early start to their holiday shopping can enjoy an authentic French lunch today when Brasserie Central soft opens. The restaurant’s official opening date is this Friday, November 21, but hungry diners eager for a taste can come in all this week for a…

David’s Cafe to Reopen on Alton Road

Rejoice, South Beach. David’s Caf� is coming back. In April, the decades-old Cuban institution on Collins Avenue was shuttered because the surrounding construction hurt business, owners said. The closing followed the 2012 darkening of the Lincoln Road location (due to exorbitant rent), a caffeine-and-grease-laced hideaway for locals and tourists alike…

Wynwood Diner to Soft Open for Art Basel

Wynwood is smoking hot these days, with designers, construction crews, and artists scrambling to finish off on projects in time for Art Basel madness. Luckily for us, a lot of the projects involve new restaurants. Wynwood Diner, located in the Wynwood Block building at 2601 NW Second Ave., right across…

Thanksgiving Recipe: Chef Cesar Zapata’s Waldorf Salad

Thanksgiving is a holiday that’s all about expanding belts and big portions. From the stuffing to the gravy to the mashed potatoes, it’s all about the rich and filling. Greens are usually nowhere to be found — other than buried in a casserole. But salad makes an excellent (and underrated)…

The Gang Miami: Food as a Concept of Life Headed to Wynwood

Wynwood is getting a new eatery in time for Art Basel. The Gang Miami, billed as an Asian-fusion restaurant, is scheduled to open in a few weeks, in time for Art Basel madness. Husband and wife Bogdan and Jacqueline Niculae are the co-owners of the Gang Miami, located at 3500…

Kush’s $13 Pan Con Bistec Is a Jawdropper

Kush has a new sandwich and it isn’t a burger, although it does have grass-fed meat. And tomatoes. And lettuce. And grilled onions. And melted jack cheese. And potato stix. All pressed between two challah buns stamped with the Kush seal of approval. If the above description sounds like some…

Michael Mina’s Stripsteak Opens on Thursday

Michael Mina’s third Miami-area restaurant is slated to open this Thursday, November 13, at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach Resort. Stripsteak takes over the 12,000-square-foot space formerly held by Gotham Steak. The two-story, 350-seat restaurant will offer both indoor and outdoor dining, as well as several cocktail bars. The space is…

Jugofresh Offering Vegan Pies for Thanksgiving

Sadly, store-bought, traditional pumpkin pies are not vegan-friendly. Nor are they particularly healthy, unless you consider sweetened condensed milk some kind of vitamin supplement. Luckily though, Jugofresh has both health-conscious Miamians and meatless eaters covered when it comes to Thanksgiving desserts this year. Chef Paco has whipped up four options…

Nemesis Urban Bistro to Close in December

Micah Edelstein’s funky, soulful downtown restaurant that’s become a cult favorite with one-off bites like alligator ribs will close next month. The shuttering, announced on Nemesis Urban Bistro’s Facebook page, comes as Edelstein looks to move on to a new project…

Downtown Bistro Is Miami’s French Connection

Downtown Bistro does dinner every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Open for just ten months, this French eatery has been serving the downtown masses during lunchtime. But after much thought, owners Jonathan and Ilona Carrell began offering dinner, a much more difficult feat than serving lunch. Why? Because on this downtown…

Four Seasons Food Truck Hits Miami: Try the Aussie Cubano

If you happened to be jogging through Brickell Avenue last night, you might have encountered something strange: a food truck stationed outside the Four Seasons and a pop-up bar a few feet away serving coffee cocktails and flutes of prosecco. It was a preview party to celebrate the five additional…