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Ahi Sushi Bar

Miami, Florida

Chef Bas serves a $130 dinner omakase at this Little Havana sushi counter, open Thursday through Sunday evenings with OpenTable booking.

Overhead view of sushi platter with rolls, sashimi, and salad on wood table
  • Raw sashimi slices of tuna and white fish arranged on white wooden board
  • Storefront with wooden tables and chairs outside restaurant entrance
Photo: AHI SUSHI BAR via Google

At a glance

Price
$
Dinner omakase
$130
Chef
Bas
Reservations
OpenTable · book a few weeks out
Booking
OpenTable

Ahi Sushi Bar sits on SW 8th Street in Little Havana, Miami, where chef Bas runs an Edomae-style omakase counter alongside an a la carte sushi and starters menu. The omakase is priced at $130 per person and runs dinner service only; there is no lunch seating. Reservations are handled through OpenTable and are recommended given limited seating.

Service is available Thursday through Sunday, 6pm to 11pm, with no service Monday through Wednesday. The restaurant does not hold a liquor license but allows diners to bring their own alcohol, a detail worth knowing before arrival. The official menu also lists tiered a la carte nigiri and sashimi sets, including an Omakase A selection (tuna, salmon, flounder, hamachi, madai, and more) offered earlier in the week and an Omakase B selection with bluefin tuna chutoro, otoro, and Hokkaido uni offered toward the weekend, though these are separate from the standard $130 dinner omakase.

The category falls under OmakaseGuide's "English friendly, Under $150" and "Affordable" price tier, and booking difficulty is rated moderate, meaning reservations can fill but aren't impossible to secure with some advance planning. Diners should note the cancellation policy: cancellations made less than 24 hours before the reservation incur a $60 charge. For exact seating times and any changes to the schedule, confirming directly with the restaurant via phone or its OpenTable listing is advised.

Good to know

How much is the omakase at Ahi Sushi Bar?
The dinner omakase is priced at $130 per person.
How do I book a reservation?
Reservations are made through OpenTable; seating is limited, so booking ahead is recommended.
What are the operating hours?
Ahi Sushi Bar is open Thursday through Sunday from 6pm to 11pm, with no lunch service and no service Monday through Wednesday.
Can I bring my own alcohol?
Yes, the restaurant does not sell alcoholic beverages but allows guests to bring their own.
What happens if I need to cancel?
Cancellations within 24 hours of the reservation incur a $60 fee.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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