Yabai

Soooo delicious!!! They are little bites of heaven that melt into your mouth. It's best if you sit at the bar so they can give you them as soon as they're done.We tried all of the proteins- salmon and wagyu was by far the best. All tasted great though! Highly recommend.

Rolls are really good and the fish tastes nice and fresh. We came in to get ramen but this sounded better. I'd go back for a roll or two.

Miami has so many great sushi options in the city, but finding a place that does a good hand roll is a rarity. Yabai has delicious hand rolls with fresh ingredients and crisp, nori. As you'd expect, it's super fast to prepare since no cooking involved so a very good option for something quick, fresh and healthier at Julia and Henry's.

This place will not disappoint you, I've tried the spicy tuna temaki and it was delicious. The one lady that was working there was super efficient and quick. It's definitely worth a try.

During our first visit to Julia and Henry food hall we noticed this booth on the third level called Yabai. What seems like a traditional sushi bar was something quite different. Here their specialty are extra long rolled maki sushi. The sushi chief was very friendly and recommended a sample that contain four different maki rolls which included spicy tuna, salmon avocado, wagyu beef, and lobster. All four were delicious and very fresh, highly recommend Yabai for any sushi lovers.

I had the pleasure of trying their Salmon Avocado Roll and Spicy Tuna Roll, and both were exceptionally delicious. The salmon was fresh and paired perfectly with avocado, while the spicy tuna had just the right amount of kick. Another standout aspect of my visit was the extremely friendly staff. Recommend trying!

Toooooo yummy ! I love their handrolls so much !! Everything is so fresh , if you're looking for a handroll bar in Miami this is it the service is great , you get all the sauces you like & the vibe can't get any better as it's located in a food hall.

the quality of sushi is terrible. the customer service was not bad at all, but they only spoke spanish so it was a little difficult communicating and asking what drinks (like sake or beer) they had to offer. the nori they use is basically plastic... it was like eating rubber. the temaki was filled too much with rice!! and each roll tasted the same :( we were so excited to try this place it just isn't very authentic and the staff didn't really seem to know much about sushi either.

WOW! The hand roll spot Miami was missing. Absolutely obsessed. Will be coming here a lot more now especially with their insane lunch specials. 4 rolls for $15 in Miami? Unheard of. Highly recommend. And they have sake.PS: Order one at a time. Tastes so much better that way. PPS: Crowd at the sushi bar is super cool. Love hanging out there and meeting people.