Amazing Katsu Sando !! I got Uber eats Pickup because I was in the area of the Citadel I had the shrimp Katsu Sando it was really good the way the ingredients combined together really left me thinking about this sandwich days after but I wish the shrimp was walnut honey shrimp so it adds more flavor to the sandwich I really wish they were closer to the South Miami area because I would love to go there more oftenAlso for the price you except to have a side with the Sando but you don't get any unfortunately
reddboyy
I ate at Coop. I had the turkey wrap which was delicious. My dining companion had the chicken and waffles which he said were very good. Lemonade was also good, and nit made from that awful lemon syrup that some places use. My ONLY complaint is the automatic 15% service charge PLUS tip. They do not bring the food to you so I dont think they should expect a 15% tip on top of the 15% service charge. For a wrap, parmesan fries, two lemonades and chicken and waffles, I paid $61. I added in another $7 for tip so it came up to $68. This is what I would espect to pay at a full-service restaurant, not a food court. By the way, there were lots of beautiful people there, if that is at all important to you.
Maria Rada
Worse ramen... it looks good but that is it. The taste is just salty and weird.
Andrea Wilde
Wow - this place is a real unexpected find. If you like authentic Japanese sushi, you’ll find it here in this beautiful upscale food court. We had the omakase and chef brought the dishes to our table personally - such a nice touch. Four days have passed, and tonight we dined at a “famous” Bal Harbour sushi restaurant...Yuzu was BETTER, no question. Try the omakase at Yuzu - your tastebuds will thank you.
Brandon L.
Horrible. The duck buns have no crispy skin. It's just duck covered in duck sauce and for some weird reason they cover it in siracha. After waiting 30 minutes for the 2 orders of duck Buns and then being disgusting I didn't eat them and just threw them out after one bite.
Casen Beltran
This spot is the one I like best. I eat in many restaurants but here I keep coming back again and again. The team is very welcoming and the cooking they place on your table is so tasty. I would always prefer to have a nice dinner in this place. I recommend this place with pleasure.
lavaughn jumpp
Real authentic ramen from scratch with delicious toppings
Lia M.
Really enjoyed this place. Ive been looking for Katsu Sando for a long time in Miami and was thrilled to find the crispy Shrimp sando here. It was super fresh and delicious with a tasty coleslaw.
Josette S.
I legit love Yuzu! Located inside the Citadel, this is a spot you definitely want to check out. First of the chef is so nice and friendly. He gave excellent suggestions one what to try and boy did I feast! Ok so must haves: the spicy miso ramen for sure, the shrimp gyoza, the duck buns and the hainanese chicken! Mama Mia all so good! But in all honesty their entire menu looks amazing. I can't wait to go back! Oh also don't forget to try their Yuzu sparkling drink, which is delicious!
Tiani N.
First and foremost!!! This used to be my favorite place at MIA Market. My experience at MIA market was very pleasant. Today I rode my bike from the design district all the way to my favorite coffee shop called Vice City Bean on NE 2nd Ave and 84th street. I walked around and noticed there was a whole food hall called "the Citadel" !! I walked around and saw my favorite place called Yuzu! I thought they closed during the beginning of the pandemic !! So I ordered Dan Dan noodles (which are my fave!!) and pork belly buns. Customer service: I give it a 3 stars because I had to wait to be asked what I wanted. All he asked me was "what do you want?" & to me, customer service is EVERYTHING ! I'd much rather be asked in a nicer manner. Food rating & Price: I give it 3 stars !! The Dan Dan noodles were pretty good. It wasn't insanely explosive as it used to be. There was no spice at all. It costed about $12-$14 (not too bad). The beef was really salty though. The egg that came with the Dan Dan noodles was pretty perfect! I also ordered the pork cha shu buns. It tasted pretty good but the sauce tasted like it came straight out of a bottle & I personally don't like that taste. It costed about $10-$11 (not really worth it, unfortunately). I had high hopes of this establishment today just because I've been to Yuzu at MIA Market prior to Covid & everything tasted amazing! Today it was just alright & I was kind of bummed about it. Hopefully, next time the sauces come out right next time!
I had a kaisen don last night!It came with udon and I'm not sure if I wanted it after rice... I love Saba so I was happy!
Cameron Gallegos
I celebrated my PhD today in this fine place. happy to tell that we passed a tremendous evening and the place was undoubtedly the reason for the fruitful celebration. The waiters cooperated in a very nice way, the food was delicious and my guests were extremely thrilled. We shall absolutely return for more events. thanks very much.
Danny Reyes
2.5 stars. The duck shoyu ramen left a lot to be desired. I did not expect a traditional shoyu broth or for the depth of flavor to be at the level that I've had in Japan, but this ramen was disappointing overall. The broth was unbalanced and far too sweet, a bit oily, and without layered depth of flavors. The mushroom flavors that came through were nice. The best part of the dish was the duck breast, which was cooked to a perfect medium rare. The portion size was on the smaller side with few noodles. For a ramen that costs over $20, it certainly did not meet expectations. Ramen is all about the broth and this broth wasn't very good. Service was very friendly and helpful. The food stall was very clean. Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend Yuzu for ramen.
Jacoby Mcknight
This restaurant has superb service as well as tasty menu. One of the best place ever. The food and drinks arrived quick and the prices were reasonable. Highly recommended.
Amazing Katsu Sando !! I got Uber eats Pickup because I was in the area of the Citadel I had the shrimp Katsu Sando it was really good the way the ingredients combined together really left me thinking about this sandwich days after but I wish the shrimp was walnut honey shrimp so it adds more flavor to the sandwich I really wish they were closer to the South Miami area because I would love to go there more oftenAlso for the price you except to have a side with the Sando but you don't get any unfortunately
I ate at Coop. I had the turkey wrap which was delicious. My dining companion had the chicken and waffles which he said were very good. Lemonade was also good, and nit made from that awful lemon syrup that some places use. My ONLY complaint is the automatic 15% service charge PLUS tip. They do not bring the food to you so I dont think they should expect a 15% tip on top of the 15% service charge. For a wrap, parmesan fries, two lemonades and chicken and waffles, I paid $61. I added in another $7 for tip so it came up to $68. This is what I would espect to pay at a full-service restaurant, not a food court. By the way, there were lots of beautiful people there, if that is at all important to you.
Worse ramen... it looks good but that is it. The taste is just salty and weird.
Wow - this place is a real unexpected find. If you like authentic Japanese sushi, you’ll find it here in this beautiful upscale food court. We had the omakase and chef brought the dishes to our table personally - such a nice touch. Four days have passed, and tonight we dined at a “famous” Bal Harbour sushi restaurant...Yuzu was BETTER, no question. Try the omakase at Yuzu - your tastebuds will thank you.
Horrible. The duck buns have no crispy skin. It's just duck covered in duck sauce and for some weird reason they cover it in siracha. After waiting 30 minutes for the 2 orders of duck Buns and then being disgusting I didn't eat them and just threw them out after one bite.
This spot is the one I like best. I eat in many restaurants but here I keep coming back again and again. The team is very welcoming and the cooking they place on your table is so tasty. I would always prefer to have a nice dinner in this place. I recommend this place with pleasure.
Real authentic ramen from scratch with delicious toppings
Really enjoyed this place. Ive been looking for Katsu Sando for a long time in Miami and was thrilled to find the crispy Shrimp sando here. It was super fresh and delicious with a tasty coleslaw.
I legit love Yuzu! Located inside the Citadel, this is a spot you definitely want to check out. First of the chef is so nice and friendly. He gave excellent suggestions one what to try and boy did I feast! Ok so must haves: the spicy miso ramen for sure, the shrimp gyoza, the duck buns and the hainanese chicken! Mama Mia all so good! But in all honesty their entire menu looks amazing. I can't wait to go back! Oh also don't forget to try their Yuzu sparkling drink, which is delicious!
First and foremost!!! This used to be my favorite place at MIA Market. My experience at MIA market was very pleasant. Today I rode my bike from the design district all the way to my favorite coffee shop called Vice City Bean on NE 2nd Ave and 84th street. I walked around and noticed there was a whole food hall called "the Citadel" !! I walked around and saw my favorite place called Yuzu! I thought they closed during the beginning of the pandemic !! So I ordered Dan Dan noodles (which are my fave!!) and pork belly buns. Customer service: I give it a 3 stars because I had to wait to be asked what I wanted. All he asked me was "what do you want?" & to me, customer service is EVERYTHING ! I'd much rather be asked in a nicer manner. Food rating & Price: I give it 3 stars !! The Dan Dan noodles were pretty good. It wasn't insanely explosive as it used to be. There was no spice at all. It costed about $12-$14 (not too bad). The beef was really salty though. The egg that came with the Dan Dan noodles was pretty perfect! I also ordered the pork cha shu buns. It tasted pretty good but the sauce tasted like it came straight out of a bottle & I personally don't like that taste. It costed about $10-$11 (not really worth it, unfortunately). I had high hopes of this establishment today just because I've been to Yuzu at MIA Market prior to Covid & everything tasted amazing! Today it was just alright & I was kind of bummed about it. Hopefully, next time the sauces come out right next time!
Restaurantji Recommends
The Ramen was unbelievable
I had a kaisen don last night!It came with udon and I'm not sure if I wanted it after rice... I love Saba so I was happy!
I celebrated my PhD today in this fine place. happy to tell that we passed a tremendous evening and the place was undoubtedly the reason for the fruitful celebration. The waiters cooperated in a very nice way, the food was delicious and my guests were extremely thrilled. We shall absolutely return for more events. thanks very much.
2.5 stars. The duck shoyu ramen left a lot to be desired. I did not expect a traditional shoyu broth or for the depth of flavor to be at the level that I've had in Japan, but this ramen was disappointing overall. The broth was unbalanced and far too sweet, a bit oily, and without layered depth of flavors. The mushroom flavors that came through were nice. The best part of the dish was the duck breast, which was cooked to a perfect medium rare. The portion size was on the smaller side with few noodles. For a ramen that costs over $20, it certainly did not meet expectations. Ramen is all about the broth and this broth wasn't very good. Service was very friendly and helpful. The food stall was very clean. Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend Yuzu for ramen.
This restaurant has superb service as well as tasty menu. One of the best place ever. The food and drinks arrived quick and the prices were reasonable. Highly recommended.