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Pubbelly: Asian and American influences

In Travel by AIRFRANCE

 

This Miami Beach restaurant’s success is due to fair prices, delicious cuisine, and excellent service.

 

When he lived with his parents in Puerto Rico, Jose Mendin’s mother did all the cooking. Since moving out, he’s learned how to cook for himself. And he does it very well. After working in various restaurants, and taking several internships, particularly in Spain, he created Pubbelly, with associates, in 2010. This was followed by Pubbelly Sushi the following year.

 

 

In this district under renovation — best to work out your itinerary before you head out—he combines Asian and American influences. His proposals are often very original and delicious. Try the duck ravioli, pork ribs, or octopus à la plancha, and you’ll be conquered. Very good desserts complement the main courses.

 

 

Add a friendly atmosphere, attentive service, and reasonable prices, and you’ll understand why the restaurant is so successful. Indeed, numerous gastronomic prizes have been awarded to this talented chef.

 

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Susy Ayora