Masa Craft Kitchen
Fusion restaurant · Miami
3540 Main Hwy c103, Coconut Grove, FL 33133
Highlights
Masa Craft Kitchen whips up Miami’s best Cuban-Filipino fusion fare, from inventive smash burgers with ube buns to crave-worthy croquetas.
Masa Craft Kitchen whips up Miami’s best Cuban-Filipino fusion fare, from inventive smash burgers with ube buns to crave-worthy croquetas.
"Where To Find Them: Hard to say, but worth the effort. Want to hear about the saddest thing to ever happen to us? It was when we learned that Masa Craft was leaving its old kitchen in a Doral brewery just a week after we finally ate their ube longanisa frita smash, which instantly became our favorite thing between bread in the entire city. But even though Masa Craft no longer has a reliable home, it is still in pop-up mode at bars, farmers market, or other random events they’ll post about. Masa still bounces around town serving bulgogi cheesesteaks, croquetas, and occasionally that ube longanisa frita smash. Next time they announce a pop-up, don’t wait until it’s too late." - ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino
"One of the best burgers in Miami isn’t technically a burger. Masa Craft’s ube longanisa frita smash might live somewhere between the cheeseburger and frita Venn diagram. But trivial burger rules be damned, this thing is incredible. The bun is purple, the crispy smashed patties are made from longanisa sausage, and this is one of the greatest things between bread in the entire city. Masa’s Cuban/Filipino concept runs the kitchen of Doral’s M.I.A. Beer Company, and also makes very good regular cheeseburgers (and croquetas) too. But that purple burger is why you should come here even if you're not in the mood for beer." - Ryan Pfeffer, Virginia Otazo
"Editor's note: Masa Craft is no longer at M.I.A. Beer Company. Check their Instagram for the latest info on the team's future plans and pop-ups. Masa Craft is the reason to go to M.I.A. Beer Company, even if you're not really in the mood for beer. This Cuban/Filipino concept runs the Doral brewery's kitchen and makes some of the best croquetas and burgers in all of Miami. All the croqueta options will make you very happy, especially the jamon, bacon, and gouda version that comes with spicy guava sauce. Our favorite thing on the menu, though, is the ube longanisa frita smash. The ube bun is purple, the crispy smashed patties are longanisa sausage, and this is just one of the greatest things between bread in the entire city. photo credit: Cleveland Jennings / @eatthecanvasllc photo credit: Cleveland Jennings / @eatthecanvasllc photo credit: Cleveland Jennings / @eatthecanvasllc" - Ryan Pfeffer
"Why did it take so long for Texas barbecue to meet the Cuban protein bar? We’re not sure, but we’re glad that Masa Craft and Farmhouse BBQ – located in M.I.A Beer Company and Beat Culture Brewery, respectively – helped us all make up for lost time with their brisket croqueta. Stuffing a croqueta with smoked brisket would be amazing on its own, but this duo decided to go the extra mile, adding applewood smoked bacon, white wine-sauteed mushrooms, and truffle oil. It’s a savory symphony that you can appreciate without being a french horn enthusiast." - charlie crespo
"They say beers are the perfect pairing for burgers, but what about croquetas? Give Masa Craft Kitchen, located inside MIA Beer Co. in Doral, a try and prepare to be impressed. While the flavors change frequently, one can normally order the ham, bacon, and gouda, or the mushroom veggie, but there are always new recipes being incorporated." - Stacy A. Moya
Jose J. Ramos
Inès Rojas
Mabel De Beunza
Henrik reibom
Kenneth Varela
Crystal S.
David Sedano
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