Patricia G.
Yelp
Found out about Kitsune from an IG post and put in on my "must-go" list for the maybe 2 times a year I go to Miami.
With how infrequently I go to Miami, and how excited I was to try this place, it ended up being a major let-down and I wish I would've tried one of the many other restaurants on my list.
You first walk in, and the theme is the same overplayed Anime theme that so many Asian restaurants are doing now. Which doesn't make a whole lot of sense, because it's Chinese food, with a Japanese theme?
It then all makes sense when you get the food. The popular Japanese theme and restaurant name is to attract customers, but then they serve sub-par Chinese food.
The great thing about this place, is they have a ton of options for vegetarians/vegans. Any bowl can be replaced with tofu. We got one honey garlic chicken bowl and one general tso's tofu bowl.
The tofu was insanely gummy. Felt like you were eating cubes of jello. The sauce was good, although there might have been too much. On the other hand, the honey garlic chicken bowl had very little sauce and was pretty dry, along with the fact that the chicken was so incredibly soggy. I get crispier chicken at Panda Express. The rice in both dishes were pretty bland, which was okay for the tofu bowl as it had a ton of sauce, but not-so-okay for the honey garlic chicken bowl which had no sauce to toss the rice in.
3 cans of soda, and 2 bowls, came to about $40.
All in all, it was not worth the money, the trip, nor the $20 parking. I'm giving two stars because of the options for people with restrictive/different diets and the fact that while the food wasn't good, it was edible.