Enya Asian Bistro - Miami

Best of the best Japanese cuisine. Every single thing on their menu is delicious! My advice is… because Enya’s menu has so many different choices and parking is a little tricky sometimes, you should carpool with 5 or 6 friends and order 5 or 6 different dishes to share so everyone can have a taste of the different options on the menu. I live 35 minutes away from Enya but that won’t stops me for coming back over and over again! Highly recommended!!!!Vegetarian options: Their menu has many options for vegetarians!Parking: You can street parking or you can drive behind the restaurant and you will find parking in rear.Wheelchair accessibility: Absolutely they have wheelchair access!!

The service was not the best. Our waiter didn't ask us what we wanted to drink or bring us napkins. My fiance had to change his order twice because they didn't have what he wanted. He didn't care for the food very much, I enjoyed what I got. The service made me not want to go back unfortunately. There is definitely room for improvement.

Honestly a hidden gem! The food is very filling and delicious! Their pork bono is really good, I recommend it! Very simplistic and peaceful atmosphere. Staff is nice and friendly. Will certainly continue to visit!

My friend, who was from Beijing, told us about this place that offers authentic and delicious dishes from Northern China and Sichuan, and this has become our favorite Chinese restaurant in Miami since then. Our tastebuds enjoy quite a tour around China: Biang Biang noodles this wide as a belt hand pulled noodle is a specialty of Xi'an. You can have it plain, or topped with lamb or beef. We opted for the cumin lamb flavor. The noodles could use more time and kneading to develop better chewiness, but the cumin lamb is sooo gooood. It's also very spicy. Rougamo Originated in Shaanxi, this fluffy bread stuffed with meat is a popular street food. Interesting to try but nothing spectacular. Spicy Fried Cabbage A very simple cabbage dish from Hunan, stir fried cabbage seasoned with a little soy sauce and vinegar, and of course, chili and pepper! Sliced Beef Ox Tongue in Chili Sauce 夫妻肺片 one of the most well known dishes from Sichuan, it's slices of beef and innards tossed with some chili sauce and peanuts. Red Braised Pork Belly Melt in your mouth with a hint of sweetness.

Loved this place! The ambiance was great, service was nice and efficient and the food was fabulous!