Toni's Sushi Bar — Restaurant in Miami Beach

Sometimes you take a chance on a restaurant based solely on the type of food it serves. We did so with Toni's Sushi and we were well- rewarded.

My wife, daughter, baby grandson and I dined at Toni's.

The atmosphere of Toni's Sushi is slightly dark, intimate, clean and comfortable. The servers are excellent, responding to questions and there when needed without ever getting in the way.

My wife started with the Miso Soup, which was exactly what she'd hoped for. I never had Nameko mushrooms, so I opted the Nameko Miso Soup. I really liked the Mushroom and Scallion complement to the Miso Soup.

Our grandson enjoyed the Miso Eggplant. My daughter chose the Spider Roll, a Fresh Scallop Hand Roll and a Dreaming Shrimp Roll. She loved each of those dishes. The Dreaming Shrimp Roll was most interesting, as it is a "Rice outside roll with masago, shrimp tempura, lettuce and curry mayo." As the usage of the curry mayo was not heavy-handed, the dish was a winner.

My wife ordered the Chirashi Roll, comprised of "tuna, salmon, hamachi, shiso, avocado, microgreen, kizami wasabi, tempura flakes, yuzu mayo, sesame." It tasted so fresh and full of flavor - it exceeded our expectations. So too did the Vegetable with Hot Udon.

I ordered Sashimi - Aburi Toro, the prized fatty part of Tuna, so good, and Amaebi, Sweet Shrimp, also wonderful. I also chose the Norweigan Roll, made up of "salmon, kanikama, cucumber, scallion, mayo, ikura on top." High praise for that dish!

As with many restaurants in the Miami Beach area, a 20% service charge was tacked on to the bill.

With such flavorful raw and cooked options,Toni's Sushi Bar is a worthwhile dinner choice. We will return there when next we visit Miami...

Nestled in the heart of Miami Beach, Toni’s Sushi is a culinary haven that promises an unforgettable dining experience. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with a warm and inviting ambiance that sets the tone for a delightful meal.

Fresh and Flavorful Sushi

The star of the show at Toni’s is, of course, the sushi. Each piece is a testament to the art of sushi-making, with fresh ingredients sourced daily to ensure the highest quality. The sushi rolls are creatively presented, bursting with flavors that dance on your palate. The Tuna Tataki and Dragon Roll are particular standouts, offering a perfect balance of textures and tastes.

Diverse Menu and Creative Dishes

Toni’s Sushi boasts a diverse menu that goes beyond sushi. Their range of sashimi, nigiri, and specialty rolls is complemented by a selection of hot dishes and appetizers that cater to all tastes. The Miso Soup is a comforting starter, while the Tempura dishes are light and crispy, making for an excellent accompaniment to any meal.

Impeccable Service

What truly sets Toni’s Sushi apart is the impeccable service. The staff are knowledgeable and attentive, ensuring that every guest feels special. They are more than happy to provide recommendations, whether you are a sushi novice or a seasoned connoisseur. The chef’s dedication to perfection is evident in every dish, making sure that your dining experience is nothing short of extraordinary.

A Must-Visit Spot

Whether you are a local or a visitor to Miami Beach, Toni’s Sushi is a must-visit spot for anyone who appreciates high-quality Japanese cuisine. The combination of fresh ingredients, creative dishes, and outstanding service makes it a standout dining...

Sushi is one of my favorite foods. Living in Miami for the last three years I have heard of Toni's from a few locals and finally decided to give it a try. As a few of the other reviews have stated, this place is definitely overrated. I was very disappointed considering their reputation and price. I ordered three rolls (Norwegian, Samurai, Jalapeno) and they all came with minced fish. Not sure if that's just how they do it or because it was a take-out order, but it's not stated on the menu that it's minced. If I was dining in I would send it back or refuse to pay for it, but since I drove down from North Beach I wasn't going back. The rolls were not good and one came with salmon roe which didn't seem very fresh. But to make it better they gave me 16 packets of soy sauce. I don't use soy sauce.

Judging by the photos on Yelp, which I should've looked at first, it appears that a lot of the rolls come with minced fish.. why is that??? I could recommend a few things for you to do with that minced fish [slime] but you might not like it

Maybe their sashimi is better but I'm completely turned off now, save your money and look elsewhere. First and last time for me.

PS. Here are a few places I would recommend: Katana in northbeach, Yakko-San by Sunny Isles, definitely Zuma if downtown (but it's expensive), or Shibui if...