Restaurant in Miami, United States
Yamashiro Miami
100Pearl PointsLate Night Room
About Yamashiro Miami
Book Yamashiro Miami when the priority is a high-energy downtown setting rather than a tightly defined food pilgrimage. The 9th-floor location gives it occasion value, easy booking makes it useful for last-minute Miami plans, but groups should confirm private-dining specifics before treating it as a locked-in event venue.
Yamashiro Miami is a dinner-only Miami option with verified evening hours Tuesday through Sunday and a smart-casual dress code. The confirmed schedule is direct: closed Monday; open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday from 5–11 PM; and open Friday and Saturday from 5 PM–12 AM.
Beyond those basics, the available verified information is limited. There is not enough confirmed menu, cuisine, price, chef, seating, private-dining, or booking-difficulty detail to frame Yamashiro Miami as a specific culinary proposition. The safest way to evaluate it is as a Miami dinner choice where guests should confirm menu, reservation, event details directly before making firm plans.
Book with the verified basics in mind
The clearest planning facts are the hours and dress code. Yamashiro Miami is closed on Monday, serves dinner from 5–11 PM on Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday, stays open until 12 AM on Friday and Saturday. Smart casual dress is the verified guidance.
For private dining, group meals, or special occasions, confirm details directly with the restaurant before committing. Capacity, room configuration, minimum spend, menu format, pricing are not verified here. If you are comparing options, Brasserie Laurel, Casa Gianna, Serafina Downtown, Sixty Vines, ViceVersa can be considered alongside Yamashiro Miami depending on the kind of dinner you want.
Where it fits in a Miami shortlist
Yamashiro Miami fits into a Miami dinner shortlist when the schedule works for an evening plan and the smart-casual dress code suits the occasion. For a broader scan before choosing, use our full Miami restaurants guide; if the night needs a hotel, bar, winery, or experience around dinner, also has Miami hotels, Miami bars, Miami wineries, Miami experiences.
Because the verified details are limited, compare Yamashiro Miami on the basics you can confirm: date, time, dress code, availability, menu, any group needs. Other Miami dining rooms may be a better fit if you need more specific information before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Yamashiro Miami handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary-restriction policies are not verified here. If you have allergies or specific dietary needs, contact Yamashiro Miami directly before booking or dining.
Is Yamashiro Miami good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not verified here. The confirmed planning details are that Yamashiro Miami serves dinner Tuesday through Sunday, is closed Monday, has a smart-casual dress code.
How far ahead should I book Yamashiro Miami?
Booking difficulty and recommended lead time are not verified here. Confirm availability directly with the restaurant, especially for Friday and Saturday evenings, when verified hours extend from 5 PM to 12 AM.
What is Yamashiro Miami known for?
The verified information here confirms Yamashiro Miami as a Miami venue with dinner hours Tuesday through Sunday and a smart-casual dress code. Specific cuisine, menu, chef, awards, pricing details are not verified.
Location
159 NE 6th St fl 9, Miami, FL 33132
Miami, United States
Compare Yamashiro Miami
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yamashiro Miami | Miami | , | , |
| Casa Gianna | Miami | , | , |
| Serafina Downtown | Miami | , | , |
| Sixty Vines | Miami | , | , |
| Brasserie Laurel | Miami | French | $$$$ |
| ViceVersa | Miami | Pizza | $$$ |
How Yamashiro Miami compares with similar nearby venues.
If Yamashiro Miami is not the right fit
Pick Brasserie Laurel if the group wants a clearer splurge framework and French cooking at $$$$. Pick ViceVersa if the brief is easier, more casual, pizza-focused without losing the downtown Miami context.
How Yamashiro Miami compares in downtown Miami
Yamashiro Miami is the atmosphere-first pick in this set: choose it when the room and 9th-floor setting are the reason for dinner. Brasserie Laurel is the cleaner splurge choice because its French, $$$$ positioning is more defined, while ViceVersa is the more legible $$$ option for pizza and a lower-stakes night.
Casa Gianna and Serafina Downtown are better cross-shops for diners who want a familiar downtown dinner format without making the room the main event. Sixty Vines makes more sense when the group wants something easygoing and wine-oriented rather than a skyline-led evening.
For booking difficulty, Yamashiro Miami has the advantage because it is flagged as easy. That makes it useful for visitors or groups making plans late, but value depends on how much the setting matters to the table; if the group wants a clearer cuisine-to-price equation, Brasserie Laurel or ViceVersa is easier to evaluate before committing.
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