NAOE Miami is a laid-back and modern Japanese dining establishment located on stunning Brickell Key Drive in Miami, Florida. The eatery is run under the guidance of Kevin Cory, an acclaimed chef who specializes in Japanese fare. Diners who are in the mood to nosh on classic Asian cuisine are sure to appreciate a meal at NAOE Miami. Seafood and sushi are two big focuses at the eatery. The decor has a subtle, streamlined and simple feel that's simultaneously attractive and "no frills."

Several examples of the delectable foods that are available on the NAOE Miami menu include mushrooms and sweet rice, marinated freshwater eel, liver of the monkfish and Maine lobster. A wide selection of sushi options are served at the restaurant, too, from unagi (eel) to uni (sea urchin) and beyond. When people are finished dining on their meals at NAOE Miami, they can also check out the dessert menu. The dessert menu consists of a variety of tasty and sweet Japanese-influenced favorites. These desserts include ice cream, Japanese spongecake and fresh fruit.

NAOE
661 Brickell Key Drive
Miami, FL 33131
http://www.naoemiami.com/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/naoe-miami-3

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Want to get in on the industrial-chic trend? You can inject the cool, hip home decor style into your space at Portofino at Biscayne with help from these popular retailers. A bit of distressed metal here, a dash of reclaimed wood there, and your cozy rental will take on the big-city loft vibe that you’ve always wanted!

Dot & Bo
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World Market
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Traditional ceviche is a popular Latin American dish, but the citrus-marinated fish dish has also become popular among ethnic restaurants all over the world. It can be made with a variety of different ingredients, though the flavorful combination of raw fish and lemon or lime remains virtually the same. This trio of creative ceviche recipes is perfect for the adventurous at-home chef.

Halibut-Mango Ceviche [MyRecipes]
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Coconut Lime Ceviche [Cooking Channel TV]
The meaty cubes of coconut replace the traditional fish in this unique ceviche recipe, but the tart lime juice still adds a refreshing burst of flavor. It’s also seasoned with a wide variety of herbs and spices to add an even more intense taste.

Snapper Ceviche with Chiles and Herbs [Chow]
Both lime and orange juice create a wonderfully acidic reaction with the flaky snapper in this spicy ceviche. The traditional blend of chiles and herbs is also on par with the authentic Latin recipe. Be sure to ask for a top-grade cut of fish since you’ll essentially be serving it raw.

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