Miami’s newest spherical of restaurant openings consists of the primary Florida location for all-day American brasserie, the Henry, in Brickell, the fifteenth Florida location of Island Fin Poké Co. in Miami Lakes, the launch of pandemic pop-up Sando inside Miami Seaside’s Lincoln Eatery, and Lengthy Island-based Toku at Aventura Mall.

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Phoenix-based Fox Restaurant Ideas has opened its all-day American restaurant The Henry in Brickell.

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The Henry
701 S. Miami Ave., Miami
786-471-0070

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The Henry, an all-day American brasserie hailing from Phoenix, Arizona, has opened at Brickell Metropolis Centre. The menu options from-scratch fare that takes diners from breakfast to dinner, be it morning espresso and pastry or work lunch with colleagues, to completely satisfied hour cocktails with buddies, or a post-work household meal. An array of house-made objects ranges from cured meats to pastries which can be hand-rolled and baked recent each day. Breakfast consists of dishes like burrito bowls or the traditional bagel and lox sandwich with smoked salmon and all of the fixings. For lunch, company can attempt sandwiches just like the “C.B. & Rye” filled with housemade corned beef, caramelized cabbage, and onion with gruyere cheese on rye bread. Dinner consists of appetizers like brief rib potstickers and entrée choices like lobster and black truffle tagliatelle. The Miami location’s espresso bar is open from 7 to 9 a.m. each day for fast-casual to-go service. On the weekends, table-side Bloody Mary and mimosa carts make this a favourite brunch spot in different cities. Open 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday by Wednesday, and 9 a.m. to midnight Thursday by Saturday.

Island Fin Poké Co.

15468 NW 77th Ct., Miami Lakes
786-363-7375
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Miami Lakes is dwelling to the twenty seventh outpost of the Florida-based franchise Island Fin Poké Co. Situated within the Royal Oaks Plaza, the brand new area embraces the model’s “ohana” ambiance (the phrase interprets to “household” within the Hawaiian language), from its curated island-inspired music to the menu that enables you to craft your personal customizable “IncrediBOWL.” The menu affords hen, tofu, and Spam alongside the standard seafood-based tuna, salmon, shrimp, or octopus, plus dozens of toppings. Open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. each day.

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Sando is now open contained in the Lincoln Eatery meals corridor in Miami Seaside.

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Sando

723 Lincoln Ln. N., Miami Seaside (contained in the Lincoln Eatery)
954-940-8939

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After its debut as a pandemic pop-up and a stint at Smorgasburg Miami, Sando Miami has opened contained in the Lincoln Eatery. The Japanese-inspired restaurant has constructed a menu of from-scratch katsu sandwiches with Latin-infused flavors and affect. The chef-owners have developed a customized shokupan bread and an array of housemade sauces utilizing high-quality substances and a proprietary recipe to intensify the expertise. Select from a brief listing of artistic sandwiches, bowls, and fries — from “chilly sandos” like egg salad ready with Japanese mustard, kewpie mayo, and scallions to “sizzling sandos” just like the “Menchi” layered with floor beef patties, tonkatsu sauce, spicy mayo, cabbage, scallion, crispy shallots, and chopped crunchy garlic. Open midday to 9 p.m. each day.

Toku Fashionable Asian

19575 Biscayne Blvd., Ste. 1109, Aventura (in Aventura Mall)
305-465-8658

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In 2007, Lengthy Island-based restaurateurs Gillis and George Ballot opened their tackle a contemporary Asian restaurant with Toku in Manhasset. With a menu highlighting Japanese delicacies with Chinese language, Thai, and Vietnamese influences, the restaurant has flourished. Final month, the brothers opened their first Toku outpost inside Aventura Mall. Like its sister institution, the menu options designed-for-sharing dishes like miso black cod, roasted lobster, sesame-crusted tuna, Peking duck, and quite a lot of rice and noodle dishes alongside sushi and maki choices. Friends can dine within the 53-seat bar space with views of the open kitchen and sushi bar, al fresco on the expansive 190-seat lined out of doors patio, or entertain with a 14-seat non-public eating room. Open 5:30 to 11 p.m. Monday by Thursday, 5:30 to midnight Friday and Saturday, and 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. Sunday.