Dumplings Mi Amor

This place should have a line out the door! The food is fresh and the flavors are on point! We had beef dumplings and shrimp dumplings. We also had the blue crab Rangoon, we had the 2 Ramens options and both were perfection! I’ve eaten Ramen in many places around the world and this is par with the best ramen out there! The atmosphere is chill and cozy and the waiter Santi was so nice helpful, personable and attentive! I wish the owners could duplicate this place in Tampa!

I’ve visited this place twice now, and each time, the service has been exceptional. The ambiance is relaxed and inviting, making it an ideal spot for a quick bite when you’re on the go. When it comes to the food, I must say that I’ve never been disappointed. I had a few questions about the menu and was unsure about what to order. The owner, Ryan, was incredibly helpful and took the time to guide me through the options. He ensured that my order was prepared correctly and took great care of me throughout my visit. I would definitely come back to this place!

Intimate relationships with the Ryan, the owner. He made us very comfortable, great The conversation and atmosphere were warm and welcoming. The food was incredibly fresh and served piping hot. We had the pleasure of ordering based on his recommendations, which made the experience even more special. We enjoyed sake and shrimp shumai as our appetizer — both were excellent. I’m already looking forward to coming back again. Thank you for an outstanding experience — we truly felt like locals.

I arrived with my sister and I must say it's small,the 2 tables they had were occupied so we sat at the bar. Waited a few and the nice waiter helped us, We decided to start with the cucumbers, pork dumplings and spring rolls. I've never seen a mandarin sauce but it wasn't bad. For our main I got the crab fried rice and my sister opted for the fried chicken plate(don't remember the name), I absolutely loved mine it was delicious and you tasted the crab. My sister however didn't like hers, she said the sauce on her chicken was overwhelming and not appetizing to her. On a whim we also ordered the pork belly and the crisp on the skin was great however it had a licorice flavor I personally don't appreciate and the guy making our food said it's probably the Chinese 5 spice(anise). All in all it was good,just be prepared to come out smelling of what you ate because it is small🥢🍻🥡

Stopped in after a boat day and it was a great meal. Got the chili beef dumplings and the blue crab rangoons and they were both great. The rangoons were a different style, flat and thin but were still very good. The sauce that came with them was so good I could drink it. They have good specials too. My friends got the crab fried rice and it was delicious. Parking is pretty tough here and sometimes food takes a while but it’s made to order so worth the wait. The main chef and owner Ryan was awesome to talk to though will definitely be back!

We visited on July 4th and had such a great experience! Our server, Maria, was incredibly sweet and made us feel so welcome. There was so much on the menu we wanted to try, but since our hotel didn’t have a fridge, we kept it light and shared everything. We started with the Shrimp and Pork Dumplings, Chili Beef Shumai, and the Pork Belly with Pickled Watermelon—each one was packed with flavor. For our mains, we shared the Shoyu Ramen and Crab Fried Rice. The Crab Fried Rice was so delicious, we had to order a second one! Not a single bite was left behind. This place is definitely going to be my go-to spot whenever I’m in Miami!

We were in Miami for a three day event and ate here three times! Twice in one day actually! We enjoyed sitting at the bar and getting to know Ryan a little bit while he and his team prepared, thoughtful and delicious dishes for us. Everything is done with care and it’s evident in the flavor profiles. Even something as “simple” as edamame were elevated by the addition of amazing, fresh ingredients. Ryan truly cares about his craft and works hard to ensure everyone is well served. If we lived in the area, we would be there at least twice a week! May even head back that way one time just to visit again. Definitely worth a try if you are anywhere nearby.

Food was good. The shoyu ramen is light and flavorful. Portion was good, not too big. The vegetarian spring rolls were good too but the sauce was interesting. Overall a good place to satisfy your ramen craving or a quick lunch in downtown.

Sweet people and good dumplings. I found quality to be good and prices fair (pushing this a liiittle bit, but rent is high in this neighborhood so I stand by it). Service was good and they had my to-go order ready exactly when I asked. The people that handed it off were funny and friendly, and their dumplings were delish. I had the veggie dumplings and they were perfectly pan seared with a lovely spicy sauce. Will be back for more takeout orders, or perhaps to dine in in their cute lil space!

A great one: - friendly, personal service- asking what we wanted, customizing the menu to suit - healthy including avoiding processed seed oils - tasty, especially the green papaya salad - quick I'll be back!

Pretty average Japanese comfort food. We got the pork dumplings, shoyu ramen, and crab fried rice - all of which were about what we would expect - good but nothing amazing. I will say the service was great - our server was very friendly and attentive. Wouldn't go out of my way to come here but does the job if you're nearby and just want something casual

Dumplings Mi Amor is a perfect spot if you want a quick lunch or casual dinner. The dining room is small with no frills, but all of the food was really solid, especially the pork katsu don. The portion was huge for a very reasonable price. I will certainly be ordering from here again when looking for a quick but yummy bite.

Food was original,authentic, and delicious. Place is a gem. Unpretentious and simple, but rivals the most flavorful food you will find anywhere.

Stars all around from service to food! The perfect location(2min walking distance) from hotels. I was hungry (Hangry) I didn't want to walk far to eat but also did not think "small plates" would be enough. I was wrong. This food was so well prepared- made right in front of us and lacking NOTHING. The chefs worked quickly & quietly- masters at work producing the perfect dumplings and crab fried rice... I highly recommend a drop in for dumpings, rangoon's, and crab fried rice

You know what? Get the dumplings for crying out loud. It's in the name of the restaurant for a reason. The other entrees are excellent as well (Sapporo ramen was a nice surprise) but really the dumplings are the star of the show.

I was in downtown and was in the mood for dumplings, I found Dumplings Mi Amor based on the reviews and gave them a shot. It's tiny and cramped inside, limited amount of tables. Our waiter and food server were nice and attentive. Food was meh. For a place called "Dumplings Mi Amor" the fact that they only have six types of dumplings is disappointing. We had the chicken and chili beef one, they were pretty bland. We also tried a rice bowl with fried chicken, it was also mediocre. It was also a little pricey for what you get, I don't think we'll return.

Love love love this place. Such a cute little spot with arguably the best dumplings in Miami. Our waitress was super kind and clarified any questions we had and the food came out super quick.

This was about a year ago and I am simply unable to find the 10-20 pics I took of the place....:( They were amazing and the food was great. Coincidently, post Covid, they had changed their working hours, and this was the first Sunday they re-opened for business and we were the first customers (on Sunday that is, otherwise they were open on weekdays). Located right across our resort hotel, we were really keen to indulge in momos. The first thing we ordered was green mango starter. It was soo tasty with that sprinkle of Mexican salt and pepper. I am a fan of sour and this was just the right balance between light sweet and good sour with spices over it....built up the appetite. Then we got the vegetarian dumplings and requested it to be pan fried which was readily accepted and we got the most crispiest, yummy dumplings, hot off the stove. For entree we got the noodle bowl, with lots of veges and that was again really tasty. We made another order of the bowl after finishing the first one, that was being greedy ...haha ...couldn't finish and and had to get a lot of it packed. The restaurant itself has minimal, had tasteful interiors with the most friendly and accommodating staff. Its like an open kitchen so you can see them cooking right before you. I would love to come back again.

I have only ever ordered for delivery here. Super fast and accurate service. I usually get their mushroom ramen w their edamame dumplings -- both amazing and the umami flavor in the Ramen is delicious! Highly recommend!

Dumplings Mi Amor is a cute little pan-asian spot. You can order everything on your phone by QR, and pay there as well. There's like 3 sit down tables, and the rest is bartop. The Chilli beef dumplings are the best thing I ate. It's not bad for the price. One issue I had was the description of the food because the curry scallion pancakes are just nnan-roti pieces soaked in curry butter mixture, then scallion pieces are thrown over the bowl. Is it good? Sure. Is it what I assumed the order to come out? No. And it did put me off from ordering anything besides the dumplings.

I was craving dumplings and these hit the spot. The chili beef dumpling was a little oily but still delicious. My fave was the shrimp dumplings. Also ordered the katsu chicken dinner (not pictured) it was a large dish and the sauce was the best thing but the fried chicken was a little dry and had the reheated chicken smell.

I absolutely loved the food here! I was driving and saw this spot and even googled it because I love dumplings! Like fate, 2 days later my classmates told me they went and it was delicious and they wanted to go again. I am so glad they dragged me here! We sat on the bar stool to watch all the action like they do in Japan and there's a small section with seating as well. The staff is so nice and service was amazing. We started off with the Chili Beef Dumplings that were salty, sooo flavorful and just a hint of spicy. While I didn't notice much chili, they have chili oil on tap to add the perfect amount of spice! Then I tried the Sapporo ramen on recommendation of our server and it was amazing! I am totally coming back to try their other ramen. I typically don't get ramen while I eat out a lot because it's never worth the price for me but this was flavorful, a huge portion that lasted me for breakfast, lunch and a tiny bit for dinner and it was so satisfying. The miso broth was thick but not too thick and gave me the biggest hug on Miamis coldest day this month and the pork was cooked perfectly and they were generous with the pork in the broth! I love that the fried vegetables added the perfect crunch and the noodles were perfectly bouncy. I loved this more than ramen I had in Japan! Soo good I've been dying to go back and it's only been 5 days!

Great place by downtown Miami . The food was great and service was incredible. Maria our waitresses was super helpful.

Another great lunch at Dumplings Mi Amor! Also tried the crab fried rice (huge portion, so flavorful!) and green mango. Awesome service from Marcos "Moses" - super attentive and friendly! Definitely will be back again.

Just finished our dinner, the best food we've had during this one week trip in Miami. We had pork & shrimp dumplings, chili beef shumai, cucumber salad, papaya salad, crab fried rice, Sapporo ramen, and beef curry with white rice along with kimchi! The restaurant was full for Wednesday night, and we waited for about 10 minutes to get a table of 4. The atmosphere was good. We've dined at fancier places, but not very fulfilled. The Price here was reasonable, their food all tasted freshly cooked and decent. The service was fast and friendly. We enjoyed our last dinner in Miami!

Delicious!! I loved everything about this place, all the way down to the chili oil!! Ingredients taste fresh and lip smacking good. Service was fast. Staff were helpful & answered our questions. Small, clean, comfortable environment. I would absolutely recommend & would make it a point to come back the next time I visit Miami.

Delicious spot in the Brickell area! It was my first time trying omurice and it absolutely did not disappoint. It was delicious and flavorful, and filling because of the generous portion. I wanted to return for another bite! My friend really enjoyed their steamed dumplings as well. The service and restaurant is great! It is a smaller space but we were able to be seated immediately around lunch time on a weekday. It is a clean and quiet environment. I would definitely recommend stopping by here for a delicious bite.

Go! Just stop reading and go! You won't be disappointed! We found this restaurant by accident. Small location and we ended up sitting at the bar. Which was great because we were able to ask for recommendations, watch the cooking process and speak with the chef/co-owner. After asking for recommendations, we basically ordered everything recommended. Started with the chili beef shumai. Fabulous. Great flavor, nice sauce. Followed by the pork and shrimp dumplings, cucumber salad, kimchi and blue crab Rangoon. Highlights were the cucumber. Nice and fresh, great sauce, not soggy. Blue crab rangoon are not your basic Chinese Rangoon. These are flavorful with a great sauce. Favorite dish of the family is not pictured because we ate it so fast. Crab fried rice. Seems basic, but It's not. Seriously the best fried rice we have ever had. Flavorful with chunks of real crab. Sapporo ramen has a creamy, flavorful broth. And our girls loved seeing the omurito fried rice which has the softly scrambled egg cut on top. The Demi glaze was amazing. You won't be disappointed by anything. Really fun experience.

Hits the spot for rice bowls, dumplings and ramen. Good selection of appetizers and mains. Indoor seating with counter and tables. Highlights: fresh crab cakes, pork and shrimp dumplings, cha shu rice bowl

Small space, they make good use of it with their ramen bar concept, but the tables are a bit tight. I tried the papaya and cabbage salad as well as the shrimp shumai. I enjoyed the shumai and felt the salad was OK. For a place called dumpling mi amor, I was expecting more selection and variety of dumplings. In fact, perhaps, ramen mi amor might be more accurate, as that was the focus of the main dishes. I asked if the crab fried rice was real or imitation, the waitress said imitation. I wasn't in a ramen mood so didn't try a main. The menu was somewhat limited in scope, but did have a decent small plate selection. It was a bit hard to understand her at all times, but she was friendly. I enjoyed the background music. I'd give this place a second look. It was mainly an appetizer experience this time around.

We will start with the ambiance. Showed up at 12 for lunch with a coworker. Only a few tables were sat but the atmosphere felt great. Server was attentive as soon as we walked through the doors. I sat at the bar to watch the chefs cook and the owner was on the line cooking everything with one other person. Now at this point I had been in Miami for 10 days on business. Traveling everywhere from south beach to downtown. By far this was the best meal I had all trip. You can tell care was put into everything that was being done. I got the chicken and the shrimp dim sum. Ended up getting the special of the day app (edamame). Everything was fantastic. Finished with a shoyu ramen and crab fried rice. Again, best meal we had all trip. If only we had found this place sooner. We would have made visits to the owners other concepts to try them out. Thanks again! Can't wait to be back.

Dumplings Mi Amor is the newest addition by OG Hospitality to Miami's Urban Core. Tucked away right next to Miami Sound Bar on a high foot traffic street in Downtown Miami, they specialize in a variety of Asian Fusion dishes. They are most known for their unique and delicious dumpling offerings! This was the perfect spot for a low-key Valentine's Day lunch. The cozy and not stuffy ambiance perfectly set the occasion for a romantic lunch that was no frills. All of the food was priced fairly and was enough to spit between 2 people. We were able to spit the small plate special of the day, Takoyaki (x4 pieces), which was filled with octopus, Chili Beef Shumai (x5 pieces), and the Omurito with Fried Rice & Mushroom Red Wine Demi. The Chili Beef Shumai was one of their more unique dumpling offerings and was definitely delicious! Of course, all of the protein fillings are what you'd expect from an OG Hospitality Restaurant, which is high quality and punching above their price level. The Omurito is exactly how it sounds-- an omelette that is folded over like a burrito, stuffed with various fillings (in this case, mushroom and red wine sauce), served over fried rice. This is a simple, yer unique dish that is not really offered anywhere else in the area. It had so many contrasting, yet complementary flavors to it. If the Omurito is not your cup of tea, they serve plenty of traditional white rice dishes/plates, as well as ramen. Thank you, Dumplings Mi Amor, for the wonderful food and service you provided during our Valentine's Day lunch! I'm so glad we have this very unique food option in the middle of Downtown Miami.

This was right across the street from our hotel and we thought about trying it a few times. Our Uber driver told us it was great so went the next morning for an early lunch. Our host/server was welcoming and gave us some great advice on the menu. The entire staff was friendly. It's a small restaurant with a dozen bar stools or so and similar number of tables. Luckily we were there early and it was a holiday so no problem with seating. We shared a few small plates. The mandarine orange sauce with the spring rolls was yummy. Food came quickly and was hot and fresh. The flavors were amazing. It was the best tasting food we had during our weekend in Miami.

If you're in downtown Miami, you MUST stop into Dumplings Mi Amor! After sampling the menu, you can't go wrong here. I LOVED this galley style restaurant with a family friend and modern atmosphere. They have a few tables but mostly bar service where you can watch the chef in action. (They allowed my 9 year old to sit at the bar and he loved to watch how everything happened.) Service was amazing. Food was impeccable. They are open for lunch and dinner. STOP IN!!

I should start off with the service very fast pace and friendly when you don't know what to get When it comes to how it looks , i would say small but spacious enough to enjoy your meal And the food was just divine when the flavors hit your tongue , what a great combinations of flavor

In town for a conference at the nearby Hyatt and having arrived in town a few hours before my coworkers, I was searching downtown streets early on a Tuesday evening for solo-appropriate dining. I hadn't been in Miami for a quarter-century and had recently heard much about ever-increasing Miami glitz and wealth and tech-bro invasions. But these forlorn, sleepy blocks sure weren't where that was happening. In fact, not much was happening around here at all; most food spots apparently served downtown workers for lunch and were already closed (as were almost all the shops), and the few souls on the streets drifted about seemingly aimlessly. In these circumstances, Dumplings Mi Amor seemed like a score. It's a tiny shotgun-style pan-Asian storefront, with a long counter and just a handful of tables. And suitably for its small working space, a relatively small menu, too: Per the restaurant name, a few dumpling offerings, of course, plus some apps and salads, and then some rice and noodle bowls. Shrimp shumai were beautifully plated and put together; they were good but, honestly, they could have used bit of a flavor bump. The shoyu ramen was a bit bolder, if pretty basic: soft-boiled egg, pickled bamboo, braised pork belly, and kamoboko, plus nori. It seemed fussed over, though, which is what you want, and it was nicely done. Anyway, Dumplings Mi Amor served its purpose quite well on this evening. And it also served as a preview that dining in Miami, at least in the central area, ain't for the budget-minded: The food above, plus a draft Sapporo and tax and tip, clocked in at $42. (A bargain, though, compared to a $26 sandwich-and-Diet-Coke food-truck lunch a couple of days later and a few blocks south in Brickell. Jeebus.)

I love this place. I haven't been inside yet so I can't speak to the ambiance. But I've ordered takeout several times. I love the chicken katsu. The crab fried rice is my favorite. And obviously there are the dumplings. You can't go wrong with any of them, but i especially like the pork and shrimp dumplings.

Food is always amazing, everything tastes fresh, authentic and super satisfying. Perfect portions that are just right, and I couldn't ask for more. This is my 3rd time visiting this restaurant in a few months timespan. The staff and team members are always welcoming upon arrival, very attentive during your dining experience and give great recommendations and well as conversation. I noticed they have a lot of patrons that love this spot as well. There was no shortage of people giving the thumbs up and appreciation for their meal and experience. The ambiance is very relaxed and inviting . You're able to see the chefs whip up your meal right in front of you withlight jazz/classical music playing in the background. Love it here and I will for sure visit again! 10 Stars

We went here on very short notice because we both wanted a snack. We had little to no expectations because the food in the area did not look super great. We found this place on Yelp, and we were easily so impressed. Everything on the menu looked to die for. We got the cucumber salad, chilli beef shumai, and the mango with salt sugar and chili. I eat dim sum on the regular and never ever order shumai but their shumai was fantastic. My boyfriend said that the cucumber salad was the best cucumbers he ever had. Personally, I wouldn't order the mango salt and chili again but it was still good. We were the only ones in the restaurant because it was 4pm but the waiters were positive and overall very knowledgeable. It's a very open concept restaurant so you see the chefs preparing your food right in front of you. If we didn't have dinner reservations at 6:45, we would have LOVED to eat more. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Absolutely loved the dumplings and cucumber salad. It came out quick, fresh and in huge portions. Flavor profile was great. Calamari ramen special was ok- the noodles were a little too salty for me, but the broth and calamari tasted amazing. Service was great and you can tell the team takes great pride in getting the dishes out as perfect as possible. The wait staff is super friendly and I love how you can watch the food as it's being prepared. The bar seating gives you a perfect view into the prep stations. It's like watching the iron chef IRL. Super great, especially if you are looking for an escape from the hectic work day. I will definitely come back.

I noticed this place while walking to the store up the street - I love dumplings of all kinds, so thought I'd give it a try. Wow it was fantastic, creative and flavorful. The. Hostess, and owner/cook were both very attentive and friendly. The pork and shrimp dumplings came out first - I didn't read closely enough and realize that each order contained 5 dumplings - after seeing the first dish, I was worried I wouldn't have room for the second - the Chili Beef Shimai - I did, and boy am I glad. Fascinating mix of flavors.

So this is an update. The first time I was pleased so I decided to go again to try some other options. Let me say the service by Marcos today was super, and the Yakisoba was amazing. It's not made in the traditional manner but definitely delicious. Also the papaya salad was so refreshing. Love the mint

A small nice little place to get some good Asian food in Miami. I ordered the omurrito and the scallion pancakes. The omurrito, which is really just omurice was good. Very good actually. And left me very satiated and happy. You can't really find this anywhere else in Miami at least in my experience and if I'm ever craving it again I know where I'm going. I was exceedingly disappointed with the scallion pancakes which even though the server advised me to order them well done, still just looked and tasted like toasted bread. I'm 90% sure that it might have just been bread. They were still ok but not pancakes at all. I would come back the waitstaff was great and the omurrito was amazing but I def would want to try thru dumplings next. As a vegetarian it seemed like they had some good options for me which I appreciated.

Amazing food and atmosphere. The staff were very friendly. A real hidden gem. 5 Stars

Over the past month I have had the pleasure of eating at this new dumpling bar downtown. Dumplings are great, the best in Miami. The apps are made to order and very fresh. The ramen was perfectly cooked, I was a huge fan of Momofuko in NYC so I know good ramen. Try the Happy Hour as well.

Really good dumplings but the spring roll was the true mvp. This was stop one of apps at one stop main and dessert at different places.

Was in Miami for a night and wanted to try something a little different and not so well known. We found this little restaurant and were sure glad we did! We sat at the bar, which was super cool because we got to watch the chef cook. He was incredible! We tried 2 different dumplings, ramen, and egg noodles all of which were delicious. I would highly recommend this pla

I love this place. Their dumplings are handmade and superb, their Ramen is delicious, and the pork Katsu rice dish is really well executed for such a simple dish. The staff is very friendly and I can't wait to go back to Miami to eat here again.

Food was just okay. Just got in Miami late at night and it was one of the few open. They had unique/fusion style dumplings; not traditional which I'm used to. It was late, so the server was also slow and mirrored our tiredness. If I come back, I would get the fried rice instead of the dumplings.

Came into this place after the Heat game, and it was a hidden gem. The menu isn't large but it has a good selection of things. The food was great and recommended to me by the chef behind the counter. This place is a chill spot to grab a bite before heading out on your nightly adventure.

Food is always fresh and delicious. It's consistently top-notch. Friendly service....Change nothing!

A little hipster dinner serving their take on Japanese style dishes. The gyoza were excellent but small. The Katsu bowl was very tasty and filling. The ladies doing the serving were very attentive and quick. Definitely worth another look.

This place is was a hit! I'm so happy we went to try it; my fact big fan of dumplings and he was very much satisfied. His favorite was the Chili Beef Shumai Dumplings w/ a little chili sauce on the side for extra spicy. The pork and shrimp dumplings were okay; the cabbage salad was so fresh AND refreshing - you must try it if you go. Lastly, we shared the Mushroom (my favorite) Ramen and the broth was so delicious. The combination of shrooms, cabbage, seaweed, and noodles gave it the perfect touch. The menu isn't extensive, but what they offer is just enough to enjoy a great meal! Oh and before I forget - the service was awesome. The chef and Josie were very friendly and attentive. Thank you!!

Nice casual place for Asian food. Service is great too! Fairly priced and good variety on the menu. Dumplings are nothing special but tasty still. Would definitely come back especially to try some of the other dishes like ramen!

From being greeted by Will, the friendly warm vibes I got from this place was dope. The whole menu was explained from top to top bottom. Will even mention combining all the sauce for the dumplings was the best way to eat them. Hands down the Best Dumplings in Miami! Can't wait to go back and try the whole menu.

Really felt the love of Dumplings Mi Amor on My last visit to them. The service has always been impecable and the ambiance quiet and relaxing. Although not a big restaurant, we have never had an issue on finding a quick table. Last time though we opted to sit up at their counter and sampled some of their delicious dumplings. We basically tried an order of each, which though are not cheap, they are well made and deserving. One thing I found that if you are really hungry, add some starch by order some rice to have with your meal because the portions here are more on the small side.

Such a cute little gem in the downtown area. Plenty of bar seating along with tables. We sat at the bar and had a couple of drinks (sake, beer, and wine offered). The servers were attentive and friendly, and the chef was plating our dishes right in front of us. We had several appetizers and all of them were favorites. We began with crushed cucumber w/ginger, sesame chili & soy which was phenomenal - such bright flavors, and the cucumbers were fresh and crisp. Scallion pancakes were light and hot, slightly chewy with a crispy bits exterior a fantastic umami flavor. The crispy beef shumai was the star of the show, a type of bite sized dumpling that is open at the top, full of meat and tons of flavor. There were an assortment of sauces on the table to try with the dishes. The portions were generous and came out quickly. I am so excited to come back to try the entrees the next time I'm in town!