Shōjō’s Dojo
Permanently Closed
Sake brewery with arcade games, pool table, and pop-up food
Sake brewery with arcade games, pool table, and pop-up food
"“I actually met the owners at the first Miami EEEEEATSCON. They were so gracious and kind and they invited me to go check out their bar and the rest is history. I believe they are Miami’s first sake brewery. It's a favorite spot of a lot of my Westchester and Kendall friends. It’s got this secret lair vibe and it commits to its theme.”" - ryan pfeffer
"Shojo’s Dojo looks and feels like that secret layer you always dreamed of having as a kid—complete with a hidden doorway to a converted warehouse with arcade games, a pool table, and foosball. But because this place is for adults, they’ve also got sake flights, Lebanese beer, and wine. Maybe it’s the playful decor or the 21% abv house sake, but everyone here is absurdly friendly. It’s the sort of place that brings out your inner child—where you can bond with strangers over your love of dinosaurs, and everyone chimes in with their favorite (this actually happened to us). Play pool with your new pals, order a round of sake, or lounge in a comfy rattan chaise. Snacks like wasabi peas and kimchi chips are always available, but they also host pop-ups, including the best (and only) Nicaraguan sushi we’ve ever had." - virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer, mariana trabanino
"This husband-and-wife-owned newcomer stands out as Florida’s only sake brewery. Haidar Hachem is no stranger to the industry, though. Having left his job as a civil engineer in 2019, he learned the craft as an assistant and head brewer in other local hotspots before opening Shojo Dojo with his wife, Marilyn (Mari) Orozco. There’s an extensive beer-on-tap selection, a variety of sakes, and a playful saketail menu." - Alona Martinez
"This sake brewery looks a lot like that secret layer you always dreamed of having as a kid—complete with a hidden doorway to a converted warehouse with arcade games, a pool table, and foosball. But because this place is for adults, they’ve also got sake flights, Lebanese beer, and wine. Snacks like wasabi peas and kimchi chips are always available, but they also host a rotating list of pop-ups, including yakisoba from Hungry Yokai and the only Nicaraguan sushi we’ve ever had. It’s walking distance from Unseen, but if you’re trying to start the night here, show them your rideshare receipt and they’ll take 10% off your check." - virginia otazo
"Shōjō's Dojo looks and feels a lot like that secret layer you always dreamed of having as a kid—complete with a hidden doorway to a converted warehouse with arcade games, a pool table, and foosball. But because this place is for adults, they’ve also got sake flights, Lebanese beer, and wine. Snacks like wasabi peas and kimchi chips are always available, but they also host a rotating list of pop-ups, including the best (and only) Nicaraguan sushi we’ve ever had. And if you show them your rideshare receipt, they’ll take 10% off your check." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino
