Phuc Yea
Eat & Drink
Vietnamese
In 2011, Phuc Yea opened in Downtown Miami as a pop-up concept. Now it has opened as a permanent restaurant on Miami's Upper East Side. Fueled by old-school hip-hop, graffiti and a love for life, Zapata and Meinhold's rendition of Vietnamese cuisine is deeply inspired by the flavors of the Mekong, but fused with their personal experiences and cooking styles. The food is distinctly 'theirs', vibrant, bold and layered.
This is NOT a typical Vietnamese restaurant. It does not serve Pho or traditional stir-fries and noodle dishes. Eliminate any preconceived notions of "what a Vietnamese restaurant should be". It does, however, offer an extensive selection of dishes deeply rooted in Vietnamese flavors and ingredients albeit fused with spicy, bold Cajun richness.
Michelin Guide's Point of View
MICHELIN Bib Gourmand: Good quality, good value cooking.
There is nothing subtle about Chef Cesar Zapata and Ani Meinhold’s raucous Vietnamese mash-up in the MiMo district. A concrete compound wrapped in glo
Sustainability
Partner has self-reported the following sustainability efforts. Please contact them directly for details.
Eat & Drink Sustainability Practices:
- Food Waste Reduction Practices
Accessibility
Partner has self-reported the following accessibility efforts. Please contact them directly for details.
Accessible parking
Accessible Restrooms
Service Animals Allowed
Wheelchair-Friendly Inside Walkways
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