Aoki Teppanyaki And Izakaya - Miami

Love this place! Great food excellent service: My new favorite place.

What a great place.. Excellent food. Wonderful and friendly service. Backstory on the creation most inspiring..

Great food and great service, really made my birthday a good one

I recommend reservations if possible as it is hibachi it takes a bit longer. We started with the God of fire roll, this was spicy but a flavorful spicey. We all did the special, wagu steak twin lobster tails. This also came with the house salad (not a fan of ginger dressing so it was ok), veggies and fried rice. The steak and lobster were definitely worth the price it was delicious and a good amount of food. I had to take some home. The old fashioned was super smooth and way too easy to drink. The Tokyo Sour was also refreshing and delicious. Unfortunately we had no room for dessert, but don't fear I will most assuredly go back and make it to dessert next time.

Recently had dinner at @aokigrill which is a contemporary Japanese steakhouse with hibachi meals cooked tabletop, a nice sushi menu and full bar. Pictured above are some Bao Buns or Gua bao, also known as pork belly buns, which is a popular street food in Taiwan. Visited this restaurant for the teppanyaki. Teppanyaki is a style of Japanese cuisine, and is derived from the words 'teppan ' (iron plate) and 'yaki ' (grilled, boiled, or pan-fried). So, it literally means 'grilling on an iron plate '. The dishes cooked using an iron plate include meat, seafood, and noodles. The food was delicious and very filling. Slide to see some of my views while watching my dinner being prepared and a look inside the restaurant.