Kai Tsu, Japanese cuisine with a Cuban flavor on Calle Ocho in Miami

Leslie Martell andYudi Medina They are two entrepreneurial women who promote a unique gastronomic project on Calle Ocho in Miami, a Japanese cuisine restaurant with a Cuban flavor.

These Cuban women took on the challenge of offering sushi, a very particular product of Asian culture, to the Latino community that is the majority in Miami. Little by little they incorporated subtle touches of Cuban food to make it a closer experience for their customers. They are succeeding with their own style, from the heart of the city.

Sushi at Kai Tsu Restaurant, a bite of Japanese food with a Cuban touch

Kai Tsu's proposal is versatile and refreshing. At the premises you can eat à la carte, reserve for family and friends gatherings with targeted menus or organize tasting dinners in which the house's specialties are paired with international wines chosen by a sommelier.

The restaurant room is small and cozy. Its decoration is inspired by Japanese cherry trees and the tones of sunrise in the country of the rising sun. It has a large bar where you can enjoy classic international cocktail drinks or good wines.

Kai TsuRestaurant It also has a terrace for those who prefer to enjoy the outdoors and chat with friends while they drink and try their delicious and varied types of sushi.

What can I eat at Kai Tsu?

Besides oftasty sushi traditional, adapted with Cuban flavors, you can taste rolls that are made with cooked foods, such as the one that includes meat on the outside or delicious tostones stuffed with products that are usually used in Asian food; among many other dishes.

The restaurant's clientele is very varied. They receive many North American visitors, but there is also a strong presence of Cubans and Latinos who come to experience the taste of the curious combination between Japanese cuisine and Cuban food.

Kai Tsu, the showbiz place to eat sushi

Kai Tsu Restaurant is located in the8150 SW 8th Street suite 115 Miami, Florida, United States 33144. Those who visit it are amazed by its spectacular Japanese cuisine and the subtle mix with elements of Cuban gastronomy.

The place is frequented by showbiz artists from the island based in Miami. Among them, urban genre musicians such asThe Micha, Osmany Garcia, OThe Jackal.

Also among the diners who have recently visited Kai Tsu is professional boxerYordenis Ugás, current welterweight champion of the World Boxing Association (WBA) who won a fight against the legendary Manny Pacquiao at the end of August.

The place has a calm atmosphere, ideal to visit as a couple or with friends to give you the pleasure of tasting the best of Japan and Cuba in one bite, with a lot of flavor of the sea.