TOKU - Miami

Portions vary by dish: TOKU leans toward shareable plates and many guests recommend ordering several items to share. Several guests report large, generous portions for hot kitchen dishes (fried rice, mains) while sushi and roll portions are described as more traditional/smaller. A few guests found some items small for the price, so expect to share plates and add a main or two for a full meal.

Families do dine here and many guests celebrate birthdays and family meals at TOKU, so it’s family-friendly in spirit. Seating options guests mention include dining room tables, bar seating, and outdoor patio space. The restaurant’s menu is shareable rather than a kids’ menu, so consider ordering familiar items or sharing plates for younger diners. Accessibility specifics aren’t listed in the available info, call the restaurant ahead if you need wheelchair access or other accommodations.

TOKU has a modern, stylish atmosphere with dramatic design elements and a lively energy. Guests consistently praise the gorgeous decor, upbeat vibe, and handcrafted cocktails. Expect a bustling dining room, music and weekend DJs can make it loud, which many guests enjoy for a celebratory night but may be less ideal for quiet conversation. Outdoor seating and the bar offer slightly different, more relaxed ambiances.

TOKU offers a mix of seating: a stylish main dining room, a lively bar area (popular with regulars), and outdoor patio seating. Guests often sit at the bar for a more social experience, while the patio is praised for pleasant outdoor dining. The owner notes the restaurant does not accept private parties or large-party bookings, so private rooms are not listed; for large celebrations call ahead to discuss options.

Casual dress is the stated dress code, so smart-casual attire is appropriate for most visits. Many guests wear date-night or business-casual outfits for dinners and special occasions, it fits well for both relaxed lunches and celebratory evenings.

There’s no public information about a formal waiting-list system. TOKU is popular and gets busy during weekends, holidays and Miami Spice, so reservations are recommended. If you’re visiting without a reservation, expect possible waits during peak times and call ahead to check availability.

Yes, TOKU is a popular choice for date night. Guests frequently praise the stylish, modern decor, handcrafted cocktails, and shareable modern-Asian plates that create a lively, intimate atmosphere. Expect a buzzy dining room and music (sometimes loud on weekend nights), so it’s great for a celebratory or energetic date. For a quieter evening, request a corner table, outdoor seating, or an earlier reservation. The menu highlights like Peking duck, tuna pizza and black cod make it feel special-night worthy.

Families do dine at TOKU and guests bring children for birthdays and family meals, so it’s family-friendly. The menu focuses on modern Asian shareable plates rather than a dedicated kids’ menu, so plan to share simpler items or order familiar dishes. For younger children consider an earlier seating and call ahead to ask about high chairs or menu flexibility.

Yes, guests reference TOKU locations beyond Miami (notably New York/Long Island), indicating this is part of a multi-location brand. If you’d like details on other locations or addresses, call the Miami restaurant or check the brand’s official website for current locations.

Busiest: weekend evenings (Fri–Sat), Miami’s high season/holiday breaks, Miami Spice and popular brunch times. Quietest: weekday lunches and earlier dinner seatings, guests say service and volume are calmer then. If you prefer a quieter meal, choose a weekday or early dinner and request a table away from the bar or DJ area.

For a calmer experience, visit for weekday lunch or an earlier dinner, guests often note that weekday service and lunch are quieter. If you want the livelier vibe with DJs and a weekend buzz, aim for Friday or Saturday evenings. Brunch and Miami Spice periods are popular and can be busy, so reserve ahead. If you prefer quieter outdoor seating, ask for patio seating and an earlier time.

Yes, TOKU offers outdoor patio seating. Guests frequently praise the outdoor area as lovely for dining, though some mention it can be humid at times (fans or outdoor comfort may vary). If you prefer al fresco dining, request patio seating when making your reservation.

Yes, it’s best to call ahead for special requests. Guests report that staff and management are often attentive and willing to help with celebration touches or menu guidance, though a few guests recommend confirming details in advance. For dietary restrictions, seating preferences, or celebration arrangements, contact the restaurant so the team can prepare.

For a relaxed meal, choose a weekday (Tuesday–Thursday) or lunchtime when the dining room is calmer. If you want the full lively vibe, music, a busy bar and weekend energy, pick Friday or Saturday night. Brunch and Miami Spice events are popular but busier, so reserve in advance if you go those days.

TOKU - Miami offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (305) 465-8658.

TOKU - Miami is rated 4.7 stars by 820 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.