Chef’s omakase tasting
Seasonal · ~15–16 courses · leave it to the chef
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El Secreto Omakase
Six seats behind a hidden door at Faena Miami Beach — Tokyo sushi meeting Kyoto kaiseki.
★★★★★★
4.6 · 19Stories
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About El Secreto Omakase
Behind a hidden door at Faena Hotel Miami Beach, El Secreto is a six-seat speakeasy omakase — Tokyo-style sushi meeting Kyoto kaiseki at a black-and-brass counter. Most of the fish is flown from Tokyo’s Toyosu Market several times a week; oysters and bluefin come from the Gulf of Maine. The tasting runs roughly fifteen to sixteen courses and changes with the catch — sakizuke, raw bar, nigiri, hand rolls, and cooked plates guided entirely by the chef. Seatings are Thursday–Saturday at 6:30 and 9:00 p.m. Business casual. Six stools only. Valet at 3201 Collins Avenue. Reserve ahead — late arrivals lose the seat. It holds a public Google rating of 4.6 based on 19 Google reviews, a useful signal when shortlisting where to eat in Miami. Pricing sits in the fine-dining range, so you can plan whether it suits a casual lunch or a special dinner. You will find it at 3201 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, USA, convenient for planning a visit around Miami and nearby districts. Opening hours are listed on this page so you can confirm lunch and dinner service before heading over. You can call ahead on (786) 655-5600 to check availability or book a table. Browse the photos and details below, then compare El Secreto Omakase with other seafood restaurants in Miami before you decide.
From the kitchen
Signature dishes
Kinmedai nigiri
Golden-eye snapper · caviar · kumquat
Hokkaido uni hand roll
Uni · jamón Ibérico
Mere Point oysters
Maine · umeboshi mignonette
A5 Motobu Wagyu
Truffle miso finish
Market nigiri flight
Toyosu fish · chef’s selection
Why guests choose us
Why diners choose this spot
Six-seat speakeasy counter
An onyx-and-gold room hidden inside Faena Hotel Miami Beach. Two seatings Thu–Sat — first come only for the six stools.
Toyosu fish, flown in
Most of the fish arrives from Tokyo’s Toyosu Market several times a week. Domestic catch from the Gulf of Maine fills the rest of the board.
Tokyo sushi × Kyoto kaiseki
A chef-led tasting that moves from sakizuke through nigiri and cooked courses — leave it to the kitchen, course by course.
Collins Avenue, Miami Beach
3201 Collins Ave inside Faena — valet, business casual, and an evening built for diners who already know what omakase means.
Awards & press
Faena Hotel Miami Beach — El SecretoJames Beard Award–winning culinary lineage (Chef Paul Qui)Ultra-intimate 6-seat omakaseFeatured on FishRestaurants.com
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3201 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, USA
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FAQ — El Secreto Omakase
What is the address of El Secreto Omakase?+
3201 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, USA
Does El Secreto Omakase have opening hours listed?+
Monday: Closed Tuesday: 6:30 – 8:30 PM, 9:00 – 11:00 PM Wednesday: 6:30 – 8:30 PM, 9:00 – 11:00 PM
How can I contact El Secreto Omakase?+
Phone: (786) 655-5600 Website: https://www.faena.com/miami-beach/dining/el-secreto-omakase