Suvi Thai Sushi Restaurant — Restaurant in Miami Springs

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In the vibrant heart of Miami spring, where the gentle whispers of spring dance through lush parks and the cheerful chatter of busy shopping streets fills the air, lay a hidden gem that could easily be missed by the untrained eye. This treasure was none other than Suvi Thai, a restaurant that was a calming oasis amid the city's energetic buzz.

Suvi Thai was not just any eatery; it was a sanctuary of taste. Those who entered were greeted by the subtle aroma of lemongrass and coconut mingling, creating a symphony of scents that promised an unforgettable culinary journey. With its tantalizing flavors, it stood out in the diverse tapestry of Miami's dining scene.

The restaurant's serene charm was complemented by its thoughtful hours. Every afternoon, Suvi Thai would close its doors, only to reopen at precisely five o'clock. This ritual gave the staff a moment to rest and reset, ensuring every evening meal would be orchestrated to perfection.

The staff—ever-polite and respectful—welcomed guests with warm smiles and attentive service, making each visitor feel like a cherished friend. Their presence was as harmonious as the dishes they served; each brought to the table was a piece of art, crafted with ingredients that whispered the secrets of distant lands.

Among the many delights on offer, the green curry with tender chicken stood as a tribute to the chef's delicate touch, while the crispy spring rolls provided a delightful surprise with each bite. Patrons often returned, not only to enjoy these dishes but also to try the lesser-known treasures recommended by the insiders—friends who knew that dining at Suvi Thai was an experience to be shared and savored.

The restaurant’s reputation was carried on the lips of its visitors, whispered as secrets at park benches and shopping arcades across the city. Each recommendation was a testament to the consistent quality and enchanting atmosphere that made Suvi Thai a must-visit destination in Miami springs.

As the sun set, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink, Suvi Thai's lights began to twinkle alive, casting a gentle glow on the faces of newcomers and regulars alike. It was a place where the flavors of Thailand met the heart of Miami, creating an experience that was, in many ways, a love letter to both cultures.

And so, amid the vibrant life of Miami, Suvi Thai was more than just a restaurant. It was a journey for the senses, a place where calm reigned, and flavors flourished—forever cherished by all who crossed...

Great sushi place for a family of five. We ordered a family platter and got a boat-load. Both literally and figuratively. The food was presented on a large boat-shaped serving tray that covered almost the entire table. You can imagine the eyes of our kids. They love sushi and even more so when nicely presented. For a decent price we got more rolls, sashimi and assorted bites than we could finish. The taste and texture was good although a few pieces could've been better trimmed. The wasabi had the right taste and the soy sauce was ok. Luckily we didn't go for the largest platter like we normally have to do for everyone to be full at your average sushi joint. The staff was a bit slow at times but we came close to closing time so I'll take it they were all quite tired, possibly with the exception of an elderly sushi chef who, slowly but with meticulous precision was cutting pieces of fish non stop from the moment we came through the door till we left. Not once did he take his eyes from the task at hand....

My family and I have dined here many years, but today had to have been the worst experience at this restaurant. The food is great, but the service and atmosphere was unpleasant. Our waiter was taking our order and didn't write down the food we asked for. So of course, one of the dishes brought out was wrong. I couldn't even tell him because he was too busy yelling at an employee! Turns out he is the manager of the restaurant. This happened TWICE which was so uncomfortable. He came back to ask us if our food was ok, and I said it was good. He saw my family didn't answer and started asking again, saying "Oh well SHE doesn't look too happy". I said again the food was ok and thanked him but gosh, that was awkward. I am answering for the table, so continuing to ask and making that comment was unecessary and just felt like he was egging us on. It's a shame because the food is great and the staff has always beeing amazing warm and friendly. Unfortunately I will not be coming...