Ohho Ramen Dim Sum

Will not order again from here. Pros: variety of Asian food like Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Thai, etc. Basically an Asian fusion. Prices are lower than other places considering the dishes & variety, however, the food isn’t disappointing. Anyone who’s had authentic Asian food will know the difference (me being Asian & having eaten lots of Asian food). I ordered the pho, pad see ew, fried rice, bibimbap & sesame balls last night via Grubhub & it was disappointing, however I guess I shouldn’t be too surprised at this point, seeing as how Miami isn’t well known for Asian cuisine. The pho broth was too sweet, it might as well have been sugar & water, very little flavor at all & I was very disappointed since I was craving it the most. I haven’t found a restaurant that makes decent pho down here in Miami & will continue my search. The pad see ew was also bad in that it was bland & not enough sauce. Best to eat it in a Thai restaurant. The bibimbap was also disappointing in the fact that they used ground beef! Ground beef is almost never used in bibimbap at least from what I’ve tried. It’s always thinly sliced beef but I suppose that’s for cutting costs hence a lower prices. The flavor was even more disappointing, seeing as I tasted cumin & more Caribbean flavors in the meat more so than the sweet and savory taste it typically has. The fried rice was also bland, but not as disappointing as the others. The best thing from here was probably the sesame balls. A bit too greasy however it is deep fried so I can overlook it. Plus I was supposed to get 5 of them but was missing 2 extra ones. Perhaps it’s to appeal to non-Asian palates or who knows, but I can guarantee nothing here is authentic Asian food if that’s what you want. Even if that wasn’t its aim, they could at least make sure the food isn’t bland. Pay the extra dollar & find restaurants that specialize or cook only 1 or 2 cuisines at most (Thai/Japanese) if you want a bit more authenticity & a decent meal.