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Takay

Miami, Florida

Takay is a 10-seat counter-only Edomae sushi omakase on Coral Way in Miami, serving a 17-course menu nightly at 6pm and 9pm.

Modern wooden spa treatment room with individual massage tables and ambient lighting
  • Chef applies gold powder to a piece of fish during food preparation
  • Oyster on ice garnished with purple flowers and pink sauce
Photo: Takay via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$$
Courses
17
Seats
10
Dress code
no beachwear, athletic attire and baseball caps
Reservations
SevenRooms
Booking
SevenRooms
Category
Counter only
Price
Luxury

Takay occupies a 10-seat counter on Coral Way in Miami, dedicated entirely to Edomae sushi. There is no lunch service; the restaurant runs a single format, a 17-course omakase, seated nightly at 6pm and 9pm from Tuesday through Saturday. The counter-only layout keeps the room small and focused on the preparation itself, with all seating oriented toward the chef's work.

The dress code asks diners to skip beachwear, athletic attire, and baseball caps, a request framed by the restaurant as a way of honoring the counter experience. Reservations run through SevenRooms, and given the seat count, two seatings a night, and five nights of service, availability is limited and advance booking is advised.

Takay sits in the Luxury price tier, consistent with a multi-course Edomae omakase served at a ten-seat counter. The restaurant is located at 2296 Coral Way in Miami's Coral Way corridor, reachable by phone at (305) 721-0723 for questions not covered through the online booking system.

Those planning a visit should confirm current pricing and any deposit or cancellation policy directly with the restaurant through SevenRooms, since specific course pricing was not published in the source material reviewed here. The format itself, however, is fixed: one omakase menu, one counter, two seatings a night.

Good to know

How do I book a table at Takay?
Reservations are handled through SevenRooms; booking in advance is recommended given the restaurant has only 10 counter seats.
What are Takay's hours?
Takay serves dinner only, Tuesday through Saturday, with two seatings nightly at 6pm and 9pm. The restaurant is closed Sunday and Monday.
What should I wear?
Takay asks guests to avoid beachwear, athletic attire, and baseball caps at the counter; beyond that, personal style is welcome.
How many courses is the omakase, and is lunch available?
The omakase is 17 courses, served only at dinner; there is no lunch service.
How much does dinner cost at Takay?
Takay is in the Luxury price tier, but exact course pricing isn't listed in available materials, so confirm current pricing directly with the restaurant via SevenRooms.

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

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