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uchi, "house" in Japanese, is founded by James Beard Award‑winning Chef Tyson Cole. A delicate balance of elevated food and impeccable service, uchi offers non‑traditional Japanese cuisine with signature tastings, sushi, and a seasonal omakase.

hours

daily 5pm - 11pm

happy hour

daily 5pm - 6:30pm

private dining

Ideal space to gather for any occasion such as corporate events, birthdays, and other special gatherings. more info

Valet parking available through the Wynwood25 building. (entrance through the Wynwood25 garage on 24th street)

local favorites

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gyutoro nigiri
gyutoro 72-hour short rib
halibut romanesco, shitake mushroom, hazelnut, coconut beurre blanc
Halibut served on an earthen plate.
Kinoko Nabe served in a black bowl.
kinoko nabe seasonal mushrooms, koshihikari rice, tentsuya, egg yolk
Nama Hotate served on a wooden plate.
nama hotate dayboat scallops
oysters seasonal
Oysters served on ice in an earthen bowl.
oysters seasonal
Kinoko Nabe served in a black bowl.
kinoko nabe seasonal mushrooms, koshihikari rice, tentsuya, egg yolk
Akami Crudo served in a white bowl.
akami crudo bigeye tuna, aji amarillo, blood orange, pumpkin seed granola

private dining

A private dining room at Uchi Miami.
Whether you’re planning a gathering of 15 people or 150 people, private dining at Uchi, Uchiko, or Uchibā offers an ideal space to gather for any occasion such as corporate events, birthdays, and other special gatherings.

art + design

Woven wall hangings by Élan Byrd.

Élan Byrd

woven wall hangings

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Textile designer Elan Byrd designed the woven wall hangings in the private dining rooms that celebrate the texture, and organic natural forms found in nature.

Art installation at the entrance of Uchi Miami by Vas Bets.

Vas Bets

art installation

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Artist Vas Bets created a one‑of‑a‑kind art installation, a towering block wall handwoven with rope, that greets guests at the entrance. The structure was a collaboration between DRM custom masonry (bricks), AWM architecture woodworking (steel structure) and Miami artist and sculptor Vas Bets, who hand‑wove the rope throughout.

Architect Michael Hsu seated at an office desk working on a laptop computer.

Michael Hsu Office of Architecture

architecture

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Michael Hsu Office of Architecture integrated organic elements and a modern aesthetic into our thoughtfully designed space. Materials such as metal, brick, and concrete are softened by a neutral color palette, warm walnut and white oak woods, creamy textiles, brightly colored botanical wall coverings and soft accent lighting to achieve a refined simplicity.