15+ Best Chinese Restaurants in Miami

Julie Anne L.
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Chinese food in Miami isn’t just about sweet and sour chicken or fortune cookies. From sizzling Beijing duck to expertly folded soup dumplings, the city’s Asian dining scene serves up more than just takeout comfort. The best Chinese restaurants in Miami bring everything from upscale dim sum to hidden strip-mall gems that locals won’t stop talking about.

Here’s where to head next when the craving hits.

Best Chinese Restaurants in Miami for Authentic and Flavorful Dining

Mimi Chinese

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Miami Beach welcomed this import from Toronto in late 2024, and it hasn’t stopped buzzing since. Expect regional specialties from Sichuan to Hunan. Hidden Chicken (yes, that’s the name) and the 18-oz black pepper striploin keep big groups coming back.

Hutong

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Famous for its Peking Duck and standout dim sum, Hutong in Brickell keeps things vibrant. The food leans toward fiery Northern Chinese, and every dumpling feels like it was made moments ago. The setting is sharp but doesn’t feel stiff.

P.F. Chang’s

This nationwide chain remains a reliable go-to. Gluten-free menus, hand-rolled sushi, and steamed dumplings give it broad appeal. Perfect for those looking for easy variety.

Chifa Du Kang

Decades of culinary history meet in this family-run spot. Lomo Saltado and Chaufa rice top the list, featuring a fusion twist that combines Chinese technique with Peruvian soul. The space feels personal, and the service is consistently friendly.

Kon Chau

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Small tables, fast service, and trays of har gow and char siu bao make Kon Chau a go-to for dim sum lovers. It’s casual and no-frills, but it hits all the right flavor notes. A favorite for lunch crowds.

Mr. Chow

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Inside the W South Beach, this restaurant adds drama with its crystal chandelier and beachside patio. Their Beijing Duck, Mr. Chow Noodles, and Ma Mignon are staples. It’s flashy, but the food earns its spot.

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  • Website: https://www.mrchow.com/miami 
  • Address: 2201 Collins Avenue South Beach, Miami Beach, FL 33139
  • Phone: 305-695-1695

Tropical Chinese

Since 1984, Tropical Chinese has been pushing dim sum carts and serving Hong Kong staples. The Peking Duck, carved tableside, stands out. So does the Sizzling Black Pepper Scallops and Emperor’s Prawns. Expect big flavors and loyal diners.

Novikov

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Novikov offers a diverse menu, ranging from dim sum to robata grill plates, all expertly executed. Located in Downtown Miami, it mixes Chinese and Japanese menus in an upscale setting where you’ll find as many business lunches as you do stylish dinners.

  • Price: $-$$$
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  • Website: https://novikovmiami.com 
  • Address: 300 S Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33131
  • Phone: 305-489-1000

RedFarm

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Located in Coconut Grove, RedFarm makes every dumpling by hand. The menu leans inventive, but staples like pan-fried dumplings and scallion pancakes hold it down. Gluten-free and vegetarian options are available without feeling like afterthoughts.

Hakkasan

Known for its weekend dim sum brunch, Hakkasan blends Cantonese tradition with upscale twists. Jasmine-tea smoked short ribs and crispy duck salad are standouts. The design is moody and modern without being stuffy.

Sang’s Chinese Food and Dim Sum

A favorite in North Miami, Sang’s delivers quick service and consistently fresh dim sum. From egg foo young to spicy dishes, the menu is broad and efficient. Takeout is just as popular as dine-in.

King Palace Chinese Bar-B-Q Restaurant

BBQ pork, roast duck, and pan-fried noodles are house favorites at King Palace. It’s casual and laid-back, with a menu that stretches from barbecue to whole steamed fish. There’s a good mix of vegetarian plates too.

Chang’s Chinese Restaurant 

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Affordable, satisfying, and packed with flavor. Singapore noodles, pork belly, and salt & pepper tofu are standouts. The portions lean large, and the menu caters to all diets without skimping on taste.

Dumpling King

The name says it all. Dumpling King offers xiao long bao that arrive steaming and ready to slurp. The fried dumplings and milk tea round out the meal. It’s a small, unassuming spot but well worth the visit.

Canton Palace Chinese Restaurant

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One of the few places in Miami with true Cantonese dim sum. Try the BBQ pork rice paste roll or steamed broth dumplings. The Singapore rice noodles also come highly recommended. It draws a mostly Asian crowd—and that says something.

3 Chefs at Brickell

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If you want pho and Sesame Chicken in one sitting, this is your place. The Crispy Boneless Duck also deserves attention. The menu is long but organized, and the space is laid-back with steady lunch and dinner traffic.

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Julie Anne Loquinario

Hey, it's Julie! Fueled by coffee and cuddles from my 5 feline overlords, I'm on a perpetual quest for the perfect plate. When I'm not exploring new restos, you'll find me curled up with a good book or planning my next adventure.

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