Rice Mediterranean Kitchen — Restaurant in Miami

Nestled in the heart of Miami, Rice Mediterranean Kitchen beckons with the allure of a gastronomic adventure that marries taste, ambiance, and service that surpasses expectations. With an inviting atmosphere, tantalizing offerings, and an ambiance that transports you to the Mediterranean shores, this establishment truly embodies the essence of culinary delight.

During my recent visit to Rice Mediterranean Kitchen, I embarked on a culinary journey that led me to their mouthwatering "Chicken Joojeh Platter." A dish that encapsulates the essence of Mediterranean flavors, the Chicken Joojeh Platter was a symphony of savory and succulent – tender marinated chicken paired with fragrant rice and an array of tantalizing sides. Each bite was a celebration of the art of Mediterranean cuisine, leaving an indelible mark on my taste buds.

Yet, a memorable dining experience is not just about the cuisine; it's about the individuals who elevate it. Our evening was graced by the impeccable service of our waitress, Elena. With a genuine smile and an extensive knowledge of the menu, Elena guided us through the culinary offerings, suggesting pairings and ensuring that every facet of our experience was taken care of. Her attentive nature and friendly demeanor added an extra layer of joy to our evening, making us feel like cherished patrons.

The ambiance at Rice Mediterranean Kitchen strikes a perfect balance between modernity and comfort, creating an environment that's suitable for intimate dinners or gatherings with friends. Soft lighting casts a warm glow, enveloping you in an atmosphere that encourages relaxation and connection. The establishment's tasteful decor and Mediterranean accents transport you to the heart of the region, setting the stage for a truly authentic dining experience.

Rice Mediterranean Kitchen celebrates the art of Mediterranean cuisine with every creation. Each dish is a testament to their commitment to quality ingredients and recipes that honor the rich tapestry of flavors from the region. The "Chicken Joojeh Platter" is a glimpse into their dedication to crafting flavors that transport you to the shores of the Mediterranean.

Rice Mediterranean Kitchen seamlessly captures the essence of Miami's diversity while offering a culinary journey that transcends continents. A visit here is more than just a meal; it's an exploration of culture, a celebration of flavors that traverse borders. And as you indulge in the delectable offerings, be sure to cross paths with Elena – her exceptional service encapsulates the heart of Rice Mediterranean Kitchen, where each guest is embraced like a dear friend.

In a city celebrated for its dynamic dining scene, Rice Mediterranean Kitchen stands out as a beacon of authenticity, flavor, and genuine care. The memories of their mouthwatering "Chicken Joojeh Platter" and Elena's exceptional service will linger in your heart long after your visit, a reminder that Rice Mediterranean Kitchen is not just a restaurant – it's a culinary voyage that celebrates the beauty of the Mediterranean and the...

Absolutely the worst experience I have had as a client at a restaurant. Where can I start this sad tale that begins with rude, inconsiderate and condescending language coming from the young female cashier (short height, blonde hair) who I can almost by a thread sympathize with her probable exploitation that is the same usual shenanigans in many restaurants today. There is a modern culture where companies that have a lack of workers make their only employee even do more which from what I saw looked like a fiasco rushed mime sitcom getting worse by the second . The Uber eats where getting more priority over our food not to only mention that it seemed as this place that I had a shred of hope in got worse once the hummus got introduced into the table and then into my palette...this was like eating terrible cooking like beyond worse than soma from foods wars anime but I have heard even from Henry Rollins himself said he ate dog food to survive on the road with black flag I can only say I’m sure his experience was much better than mine not only that this hummus was bitter than sulfur itself and was probably sitting for hours and exposed in the sun and drenched with Miami’s already rancid humidity as well. On a rant here i can only say the falafel was about 35 percent decent... other than that I rather eat at the nastiest and dirtiest restaurant in the actual Mediterranean before I ever set foot into rice ever again. Rice sucks I would never recommend this place cause it runs a health hazard and wants to make its customers go straight to...

We picked up take out for the first time here yesterday (we've only ever been to the Coral Gables location). We were very pleased to find the quality and presentation of food to be just as immaculate as the Coral Gables location. We got the chicken joobeh platters, swapping out the rice for black lentils. SO good. And the portions are huge! We'll be back!

Update: I'm updating this review. I ordered a meal delivery and although I received the order promptly it was not the food I ordered. I called the delivery person and he said that's what the restaurant gave him. So I called Rice twice and no one answered. So, we had to drive to the restaurant to get the right meal which was still sitting on the counter. The place was pretty empty, so no reason why no one could answer the phone. Also, there wasn't any offer to make the experience right. Just a "sorry." I had a similar problem at the Coral Gables location where the food was never delivered, but in that case we got our meal for free and they answered the phone when we called.

All in all, Rice has great, fresh food but the delivery system is extremely inconvenient. We always end up having to drive there to get the food. I recommend getting take out or...