Ryo Sushi

Lovely personalized service but most importantly the food is delicious! Great pricing and we are very full. Had the edemame, dumpling, poke bowl, and a few rolls with miso soup. Perfect flavors and loved their ponzu sauce.

This place was a disappointment. First off, sushi rolls had more cream cheese than fish. Very stingy with the fish. Served rotten Avacodo and then told they have no fresh Avacodo- for a restaurant why embarrass yourself, you have a grocery store right next door; go get fresh avocado. Sushi Nigiri fish was so thin I could see through it- again super stingy with the fish. Waitress was nice but food coming out of the kitchen was so slow and there was no one in the restaurant. For a new sushi place in town you should be on top of your game. The rolls were boring, lacked ingredients listed on the menu, price not at all worthy of what we received. If this place doesn't improve they'll be out of business. Response to comments: the avocado was not replaced because we were told you don't have any. And yes of course the rolls were finished. They cost $80, not just going to throw that money in the garbage. Regardless, wouldn't come back or recommend it

I recently discovered this new sushi spot that just opened, and I’m seriously impressed! The quality of the food is outstanding — fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. You can tell they really care about what they serve. Every bite was a perfect balance of taste and texture. What really blew me away is how affordable everything is, especially considering the high quality. It’s rare to find sushi this good at such reasonable prices. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and the staff is super friendly and attentive. Thank you to Flor I’ll definitely be back!

A cozy little spot for great sushi without the fuss. The fish tastes super fresh and the ingredients are clearly high quality. We also had the tuna tartare — absolutely delicious! And the prices are refreshingly reasonable for Miami

Everything was delicious! we're tourists and were surprised to find such fair prices in Downtown Miami, especially considering the high quality of the food. The service was very friendly and attentive. We had a great experience and would recommended it.

Absolutely loved this place! I had the ramen and a tempura roll — both were delicious and full of authentic flavor. The ambiance is warm and inviting, and the entire space feels like a little corner of Japan. Cozy, peaceful, and beautifully decorated. A special mention to Florencia, who made the experience even better with her fabulous and genuinely kind service. She was friendly, attentive, and made us feel truly welcome. Highly recommend it if you’re looking for a genuine Japanese dining experience with excellent food and lovely service!

Stumbled upon this sushi place while on lunch break. It’s a small restaurant, and service was quick and friendly! My sushi roll was pretty good. I look forward to trying more things on the menu.

I’m genuinely upset… I ordered the vegetarian ramen and a maki roll.. maki roll smells so bad but it tastes ok… we’ll see. However the ramen is just terrible. The noodles are somehow overcooked but also HARD? They used microwaved veggies… everyone else’s reviews are so good I’m so upset that I received this as food while I’m sick. Debating calling Amex to refund because this is not what I asked for

An authentic Izakaya experience has landed in the heart of Downtown Miami. Ryo Sushi crafts playful combinations that define their signature rolls. This cozy corner spot is perfect for gathering with friends over drinks, starting with crispy pork gyozas dipped in sweet or spicy sauce, an ideal warm-up for the sushi feast ahead. The lineup includes the Salmon California Maki (salmon, cucumber, avocado), Spicy Tuna Maki (spicy tuna, cucumber, spicy mayo--hot, addictive), and K-Dragon Maki (ebi tempura, cucumber, scallion, cream cheese, avocado, spicy mayo, eel sauce). The K-Dragon is literally blowing fire of satisfaction. From the deluxe selection, the Ryo Maki (ebi tempura, spicy tuna, cucumber, tuna on top, yuzu aioli, togarashi) delivers a balanced kick, while the Torched Salmon (ginger soy, yuzu aioli, truffle oil, scallions, crispy onion) melts with tangy, smoky depth. The Tuna Tartare Maki mixes ebi tempura and avocado in an Asian-tropical dream excelled with eel sauce and furikake to make it completely irresistible. Even the salmon sashimi, often too simple for my taste, impressed with its freshness and clean flavor. Though tucked in a busy downtown corner, the space feels warm and inviting, thanks to Florencia's exceptional service, she leads the place with the grace of a Japanese Kōgō (Empress). And surprisingly for now Miami standards, you will still find it affordable for the proportions of the rolls. Arigatō, Ryo Sushi, for bringing one of the best interpretations of sushi rolls to Miami.

This ramen was pretty mid, the flavor was good but the noodles were so overcooked they were breaking on my fork and the broth was very gelatinous. Good in a pinch tho

The special sushi nigri are must-try! We stopped by on the way to concert and this small place surprised us, we ordered ramen and sushi, both are great!

Looking for a good sushi place by the hotel and stumbled on this gem. So fresh and tasty and very reasonably priced. The server was very friendly and helpful. We highly recommend. They just opened and can use new customers.

Ryo Sushi just opened in a hole-in-the-wall location in Downtown Miami, a spot formerly occupied by Iron Sushi. We stopped by mostly because of their lunch special advertised in their window. $12 for Miso Soup ( a generous and very tasty bowl with lots of Tofu, Green Onions, Seaweed) followed by by your choice of an 8 piece California or Spicy Tuna roll. Plus a soda. The Cali Roll was good. Fresh, rice well cooked and the faux crabmeat (never know what that's really called) had the consistency of real crab. We don't drink sugared soda but they offered Club Soda as an alternate. Server was very friendly and attentive. The place only has five tables with one high top serving maybe 2 people. Today there were only two tables occupied at the Noon hour. There's not a lot of ambiance, it's decorated and it's clean. No liquor license yet but they do plan to add sake. My only critique is that the music was a bit loud and not what I'd expect at a sushi spot. But it's a welcome and reasonable addition to the overpriced Miami scene and I hope they stay around for a long time. When I return to try items on their regular menu, I'll update my review.

I ordered take out from here shortly after their soft launch and I was incredibly disappointed. The sushi was low quality that was comparable to gas station sushi. The rice was hard and old and the salmon was chewy and flavorless. While they offer a great $12 special, that isn't even enough to convince me to try them out again.