Bib Gourmand$$Latin American
From the decor to the menu, Ecuador is at the heart of this hotspot from Chef Alejandra Espinoza. Everything feels welcoming, with lovely background music and a menu that is a riot of color and flavor. Begin with pristine mahi mahi in a smooth blend of coconut, ginger and peanut with thin strips of watermelon radish for a winning combination. Don't miss the cassava muchines, or the flavor-packed tortellini con seco de pollo. The caramelized pineapple in the pina para la nina will leave you smacking your lips for days.
Bib Gourmand$$Chinese
What started as a pop-up has now developed into a permanent restaurant at Double Luck in Miami. The menu features a blend of Chinese and American dishes, served in a dark and moody color setting of paper lanterns, deep red covered booth seating and authentic music playing in the background. Start with the freshly cooked prawn crackers, served with deep salty tones and a vivid, bright chili dip. The aromatic duck salad, with a base of cilantro, greens and sesame cucumber, comes piled high with crispy shredded duck. If sweet and sour pork belly is on the menu, order it. This tasty dish in a clas
Bib Gourmand$$Peruvian, Seafood
Blink and you'll miss this place, located in a spacious parade of shops in North Miami. There are no airs at this tiny space from Chef Anthony Verastegui. Sit at the counter of this simple raw bar and enjoy a warm welcome as he preps causas and ceviche. Expect a dozen or so dishes with no starters and no desserts. Each dish is freshly prepared with skill and knowledge while the flavors are clean and vibrant. A fine bowl of the tuna tataki rocoto, with its thick slices of cured red tuna, has a superb smoked flavor, and the Faroe salmon topped with a lovely cilantro salsa is outstanding.
Bib Gourmand$$Pizza
You wouldn’t think to make reservations for a pizza place in Little River, but think again. The crowds can be relentless at this popular hangout, which feels rather like an underground party by way of concrete floors and dim lighting.Creative toppings like za’atar and Sichuan peppercorns sing on stunning, picture-perfect pies zealously charred in a wood-burning oven hiding behind the bar. We’re partial to the classic burrata and basil pie, which arrives puffy and pillowy thanks to the signature crust that's cold-fermented for 48 hours. An astute selection of starters (try the papaya with kumqu
Bib Gourmand$$Vietnamese
Vietnamese
TripAdvisor review sample · 3.9/5 · 80 reviews
Phuc Yea offers Vietnamese fusion cuisine with mixed reception on food quality. Diners praise flavorful dishes, creative presentations, and chef specials, while others note dry items or small portions. Service experiences vary widely; some highlight attentive and knowledgeable staff, whereas others report poor attitudes, long waits, and communication issues. The atmosphere is modern with Asian-inspired decor, though loud music may disturb some. While the unique ambiance and culinary creativity attract visitors, inconsistencies in service and meal pacing significantly impact overall satisfaction.
Suitable for diners seeking unique fusion flavors and a modern vibe, but verify service details in advance.