Miami And Its Delicious Cuisine

The sun kissed city of Miami is a real paradise for food lovers, as delicious treats can be found on virtually every street. While cuisine for all over the globe can be found in Miami, the city is particularly famous for its Nuevo Latin cuisine. There are plenty of travel deals available right now for people who take the time to compare flights, making this the perfect time to take a food tasting tour of Miami's eclectic cuisine.

Foodies who have found a deal through one of the many websites that allow them to compare flights will have plenty of money left to sample the best of the city’s Nuevo Latin cuisine. This style of cuisine was created by four local chefs and combines flavours from the Caribbean, Asian and Latin American with traditional European cooking skills. This culinary style was first served in selected Miami restaurants in the 1990s and quickly became popular among visitors and residents alike.

One of the reasons that Nuevo Latino is so popular is that all of the dishes use fresh ingredients that are grown locally. Popular examples of classic Nuevo Latino dishes include fresh swordfish drizzled with thick mango chutney and deliciously authentic Peruvian ceviche (raw fish seasoned with vegetables and spices and marinated in vinegar and citrus) served with a spicy sushi sauce.

Some of the city’s best Nuevo Latino restaurants can be found in the Kendale Lakes district, especially along SW 137th Avenue and SW 88th Street. There are also plenty of Nuevo Latino restaurants to be found in the trendy South Beach area of the city, and the restaurants here offer diners stunning ocean views as well as excellent service. The weather is generally excellent in Miami all year round, and visitors may want to try to find an outdoor table to that they can soak up the sunshine and the scenery while they dine. Most eateries take reservations, and making a reservation is a must if you want to secure a table at one of the city’s more popular eateries.

Of course, visitors to Miami will also find plenty of other tasty treats to sink their teeth into. The city boasts more than 6,000 restaurants, cafes and other types of eateries, which means that it would be possible to stay in the city for several years without even coming close to dining in them all. Other local specialities include New York-style pizza, Chinese cuisine and yellow tail lobster. Visitors to Miami should note that late dining is popular there, and it is not unusual to see couples enjoying a romantic Nuevo Latino meal even at midnight.