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The food tasted fresh and very delicious! Service was great. Will return.

It was my first time at the Miami location after having dined at the NYC location before it closed. Run, don't walk to this restaurant. Menu items hit every taste, from meat lovers to pescatarians. Delicious food, an outstanding wine list, and great service. If you are in Miami visiting make a reservation before coming into town, if you live here put it on your "must" do list.

I’m so happy I had my birthday dinner here. The staff were friendly and welcoming from the start to finish. Especially Jil and our server Cameron was so knowledgeable about the various dishes and drinks we tried. My mom started with the ume blossom for her cocktail and said it was smooth. I had the margarita verde which is sweet but spicy and delicious. To start we ordered the salmon crispy rice and that was a perfect selection. That had us wanting more. We then ordered the grilled spanish octopus which was grilled to perfection. Then Mediterranean Black Cod was the star of the table. It was so buttery and delicious. It kept slipping from my fork. We also ordered the spicy chipotle lamb chops with shiso yogurt and it was a great compliment to the black cod. For a side we had the broccolini with miso tahini and it was great. Last but not least I had the citrus olive oil cake with Greek yogurt and that was the best dessert to compliment our dinner. Overall I enjoyed my dinner and had a wonderful birthday. I definitely recommend and come back!

One of my top 3 in best sushi! Amazing quality, flavor, amazing drinks and amazing service! Wow

We love Sugarcane and have eaten there a few times. The food is delicious and we love that there is outdoor as well as indoor seating. There is only one thing that keeps us from even going more often, and it’s the loud Spanish music that’s always playing outdoors. If you’re Hispanic and enjoy that kind of music I’m sure it’s enjoyable but if you’re not into Spanish music it’s too much. It would be nice to have more variety in their soundtrack to appeal to non-Spanish guests. I don’t really consider Sugarcane to be a Latin restaurant with so much sushi on the menu and really having a varied menu so it not that appropriate to have just Spanish music playing loudly during the entire visit. Besides that it’s great!