Aoko

Aoko

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Aoko gives up no clues from the street — no sign marks the door, and tinted floor-to-ceiling windows keep the room hidden from passersby. Inside, the space leans into Japanese minimalism: smooth wood finishes and blue tones define a dining room built for quiet focus on the food.

The menu runs almost entirely on sushi — nigiri, sashimi, temaki, and maki — offered both a la carte and through omakase options. A housemade candle line, sold out of the restroom when available, has become one of the restaurant's quieter signatures.
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City

Miami

Neighborhood

Edgewater

Price

$$$$

Cuisine

Sushi

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