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Asian Heritage Month

Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Celebrate Asian flavors with the nigiri special at Komodo

In Greater Miami & Miami Beach, diversity is celebrated. That’s true all year long, and each May, Miami joins the rest of the nation to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month and honor the many ways these people have impacted the U.S. Whether you’re visiting in May or any other time of year, Miami has many ways to celebrate these diverse communities.

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Find Your New Favorite

Butcher's Feast at Cote Miami

Miami’s sophisticated Asian restaurants range from Chinese to Korean, Japanese, Indian and incredible fusion cuisine. Here’s where to find the best Asian restaurants in Miami.

Komodo's nigiri special, decorated with colorful pansies

Find the best sushi in Miami, whether that’s a fancy omakase experience, a hidden gem in Wynwood or a high-end hotel restaurant.

Immerse Yourself in Asian Arts & Culture

Explore the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU's impressive collection of East Asian art, including 17th-century Japanese "netsukes" (ornate, hand-carved, miniature sculptures that attach to kimonos) or the Lowe Art Museum's exhibits centered around Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian and Southeast Asian art from as far back as the Neolithic period, plus 19th- and 20th-century ceremonial objects from Pacific Island nations.

For art lovers seeking a diverse cultural experience, the Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum at FIU is a must-visit.

Image of Lowe Art Museum's exterior.

A treasure trove of artistic discovery awaits at the Lowe Art Museum, a cultural gem within Coral Gables.

More about Miami's Diversity

Couple walking by Purvis Young mural in Overtown

Greater Miami & Miami Beach offers a mosaic of cultures that can be shared through art, music and food. Discover the unique stories and histories of people from all corners of the world.