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"Dans cette adresse discrète de North Miami, la chef propose des plats traditionnels équatoriens, comme le pan de yuca au fromage, accompagnés de cocktails maison."
MICHELIN Restaurants
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"Sélection du Guide MICHELIN 2026 : Bib Gourmand. Cuisine : Latin American."
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"We ordered the hanger steak, crudo salsero, pan de yuca, cangrejada con patacón, chocopop lava cake, and house tea. The pan de yuca was simple but worth getting while you wait, and the crudo was a sweeter ceviche that felt like an experience—something I’d get at least once. The hanger steak was good but slightly under-seasoned—especially since the restaurant next door has the best steak I’ve had in Miami, so it set a really high bar. The chimichurri and fresh cucumber salad balanced it out, and the potatoes were easily the best part of the entire meal and best potatoes I’ve ever had. The cangrejada was tasty but had a lot going on, so I’d probably try something else next time. The lava cake was a yummy with a perfectly gooey center, and the house tea was so good I’m going to try to recreate it at home. It’s a tiny place and reservations are a must."
@babyg
"Viande à l’air ouf un grand plat de viande "
@jesuis_roro
"Truly exceptional. Actually in NoMi. "
@sydstein
"Michelin Guide mention 2025 (new) Miami is no stranger to ceviche, but the one at this casual Ecuadorian counter inside a cheery food hall in downtown stands out among them. Pristine mahi mahi in a smooth blend of coconut, ginger, and peanut and garnished with thin strips of watermelon radish is a winning combination with plantain chips. Across a nicely curated menu, Chef Alejandra Espinoza has other ideas that show equal levels of tropical flair. Her riff on traditional chicken stew using sweet plantain dough is as satisfying as her local fish wrapped in banana leaf. A scoop of ice cream or a mug of frozen cacao juice make for a refreshing send-off. One bit of housekeeping: Diners are seated and can order from any of the restaurants in the court from their server."
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