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i do something very similar -- just swap out the capers for a little diced jalapeno and garnish with some cilantro (if you don't find the taste too soapy) and a nice squeeze of fresh lime!

yea I think you’re right — bakery center was closed other than the movie theater by then

love Miami’s Best. I also was a big fan of Riviera Pizza. When Hurricane Katrina hit and their fridges went down they literally baked 250 pizzas (Fire oven for the win!) and delivered them to the dorms for free.

bakery center didn’t get knocked down till 96-97 to make way for Sunset Place. And the building across the street with Subrageous and Earthtones was around till like 2003 before they knocked it down to make way for the Whole Foods. cant remember the name of the diner before it became Koo Koo...

back in those days they should have hit up Subrageous across from Bakery Center!

when my family moved to Miami in 1995 I remember my dad took my mom to Norman’s in the gables for dinner. They said it was the most amazing meal they had ever had — intricate, delicate, innovative — but as they left the restaurant my dad turned to my mom and said: “you still hungry?”...

all this sushi talk, I’ll give some love to Sakura on US1 across from Taco Rico. The Moose Roll and the Leggo My Eggo Roll are amazing! And shoutout to Taco Rico.

great burger at brass ring

how about Abner’s???

what’s the story on Gunshow?

yea man, Green's is one of those old-school white enamel slider shops. Just sells sliders, fries and chocolate shakes. The meat is practically painted onto the bun (each patty is maybe one ounce), so you gotta get a double or a triple with cheese. The smell of ground beef and onions on a...

Best fancy: Foie gras Xiaolong Bao from Sky on 57 at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore best casual upscale: porterhouse and fries from Doe’s Eat Place in Little Rock Best budget: Sliders from Greens hamburgers in Farmington Hills, MI