Phuc Yea

My recent visit to Phuc Yea in Miami was a mixed bag of delightful highs and some lows. The highlights of the meal were undoubtedly the Crispy Imperial Roll and the sweet and sour pork Bao, both of which I highly recommend for their exquisite taste and perfect preparation. However, not all dishes met these high standards. The spicy dumplings and PY noodles, while not terrible, didn’t quite match the exceptional quality of the other dishes. A noticeable letdown was the beer, which wasn’t served as cold as one might expect, diminishing the refreshing experience that usually accompanies a good brew. Additionally, the Old Fashioned cocktail was a disappointment. Described as one of the worst I’ve ever tasted, it fell short of the mark in both flavor and execution. On a positive note, the “Say Gay” cocktail was a standout, delivering a remarkable and memorable drinking experience. It was simply amazing and I would definitely order it again. As for the atmosphere and service, Phuc Yea excelled. The environment was welcoming and comfortable, contributing positively to the overall dining experience. The staff were attentive and professional, ensuring that our needs were met with efficiency and a smile. In summary, while Phuc Yea shines in certain aspects, particularly with some of its signature dishes and the overall ambiance, there is room for improvement in consistency across the menu and in the preparation of some drinks. Nevertheless, the restaurant offers a worthwhile dining experience for those visiting Miami.

Went there for my birthday and had a phenomenal experience. I'm not a big drinker and their mixes had me ordering more. The aesthetic interior-wise is dope, the staff - pleasant and the music had vibes and was at the right level for conversation to be heard. The format is family-style which has its pros (getting to taste a bit of everything, bill-splitting made easy) + cons (portions; if you're not a fan of sharing). The server had me worried about spice level saying that the quail and spicy dumplings brought the heat - spoiler alert: they did not... not complaining though because I absolutely loved the flavour. The fried chicken was okay and our table agreed that the Millionaire Fried Rice is overrated & overpriced (cost:portion ratio), but then again it does contain truffle & quail egg so maaaybe.... Overall, highly recommend, and will be back.

Service: A magical experience is only complimented with their incredible service. The server absolutely steered us in the right direction and everything they recommended was absolutely incredible. Food: Some of the best food I’ve ever had in Miami, they definitely deserved their Michelin star. We ordered too much food but it was all incredible. Atmosphere: Their designed ambiance and vibrant atmosphere absolutely elevates this experience to elite status. Price: You are paying quite the premium to eat here but it’s well worth it. Expect to pay $50-100 a person. Overall: 9.7/10

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The food was good and the prices were reasonable. We had a few different shared items. The summer roll was my favourite. The only weird thing was they charged us for the water which I thought was very odd especially the second bottle which we didn't ask for. All in all a pretty nice spot to hang out with friends, have a drink and eat some good food.

Honestly one of the best meals I have ever had! The food and service were amazing and the atmosphere feels very elevated. We ordered the sweet and sour chicken bao (the BEST), curried quail, Chinese broccoli, and cucumber salad. It was all fantastic! So many unique flavors. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful and she suggested dishes for us to pair together. Do yourself a favor and go to this restaurant: I will certainly be back!