Per channel 10 viewers:
1. Sports Grill Bird Road
2. Duffy’s Sports Grill (North Miami Beach)
3. Bru’s Room (Coconut Creek)
4. Sports Grill (Kendall)
5. Buffalo’s Southwest Café (Coral Springs)
6. Wings Plus
7. Anthony’s Coal Fired
8. Flying Saucer (Food Truck)
9. Uncle Al’s (Davie)
10. Ricky’s Wings (Hollywood)
E.A.T.M.E- Earl's Analysis and Take on Miami's Eateries
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Zuma Re-reviewed-- Simply the best!
Went back to Zuma last night. It is without a doubt the best restaurant I have ever been to.
The service, the scene and the food is simply the best.
The people are always friendly, knowledgable, polite and never have an attitude.
We sat outside on comfortable large pillow couches on a beautifiul night. The entire restaurant was packed!
Each dish we had was better than the one before it.
The kinoko no kama meshi, a rice hotpot with wild mushrooms and veggies was unreal!
The spicy beef tenderloin with sesame, red chili and sweet soy wasn't spicy at all and was the best meat I ever had!
I don't normally eat shrimp, but I couldn't stop eating their rock shrimp with lime and chili mayo.
And the barely miso corn fed baby chicken oven roasted on ceder wood was better than what he had at Michael's Genuine a few nights earlier.
And if all that wasn't enough-the green tea and banana cake in toffee sauce and ice cream was unreal.
All this for $185 incl tip with 2 drinks.
10/10 SIMPLY THE BEST!
http://www.zumarestaurant.com/zuma_mi.html
The service, the scene and the food is simply the best.
The people are always friendly, knowledgable, polite and never have an attitude.
We sat outside on comfortable large pillow couches on a beautifiul night. The entire restaurant was packed!
Each dish we had was better than the one before it.
The kinoko no kama meshi, a rice hotpot with wild mushrooms and veggies was unreal!
The spicy beef tenderloin with sesame, red chili and sweet soy wasn't spicy at all and was the best meat I ever had!
I don't normally eat shrimp, but I couldn't stop eating their rock shrimp with lime and chili mayo.
And the barely miso corn fed baby chicken oven roasted on ceder wood was better than what he had at Michael's Genuine a few nights earlier.
And if all that wasn't enough-the green tea and banana cake in toffee sauce and ice cream was unreal.
All this for $185 incl tip with 2 drinks.
10/10 SIMPLY THE BEST!
http://www.zumarestaurant.com/zuma_mi.html
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