Austin-born Japanese concept from Uchi group, landed in Sunset Harbour. Innovative hot and cold Japanese cuisine, omakase-style ordering, and one of South Florida's best daily happy hours (5–6:30 PM). The Wagyu brisket and crispy rice are must-orders.
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Opened March 2025 as chef Tyson Cole's Miami expansion of his Austin-born Uchi/Uchiko restaurant group.
From James Beard Award-winning chef Tyson Cole, Uchiko leans bolder and smokier than sister restaurant Uchi, built around fire- and char-driven cooking in a 207-seat Sunset Harbour space blending Miami Beach architecture with Japanese deco design.
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Tyson Cole's Austin-born Japanese concept found its footing in Sunset Harbour with an open-flame approach that differentiates this location from the original. Infatuation recommends sitting at the bar — full of neighborhood regulars hunting for sake and good sushi — and leaning into happy hour (5–6:30 PM daily) over the à la carte nigiri pages.
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