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Get your fix for Asian-Style eats at KYU Miami

You are going to love Korean Fried Chicken at KYU Miami

When I thought I had tried all the fried chicken in the world, here comes a new restaurant to add to my favorite spots in and around South Florida. KYU Miami is a great place to get your fix for Asian-Style eats.

KYU Miami is an Asian-inspired restaurant in Wynwood, a buzzing neighborhood in Miami. The ambiance is similar to walking into West Elm or the latest furniture picks for the Architectural Digest magazine. The warm welcomes from the host makes you forget you’re sitting an open concept style restaurant where conversations may overlap if you’re too loud. Therefore, don’t come here to break up with your significant other or serenade a new crush.

KYU Miami is an Asian-inspired restaurant in Wynwood, a buzzing neighborhood in Miami.

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When I visit a restaurant, I am used to servers and server assistants hovering over me and my guest(s) if I let them know it is my first-time dining in their establishment. The server that night made me, and my guest feel good about explaining what was on the menu. We both can read; however, it is a pleasure to have each main ingredient explained to you in simple terms. In addition to that, in my opinion, the level of service from your waiter is crucial to the success of any dining experience. If your restaurant needs any server experience tips, please email us.

I am used to servers and server assistants hovering over me and my guest(s) if I let them know it is my first-time dining in their establishment.

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In this post, I am introducing “Chef Talk”, “Foodie aka Bon Manje”, and The Lifestyle Connoisseur Hospitality Consulting If I am honored to have a conversation with the chef, my goal is spotlighting the chefs, their journey, and future in hospitality and other ventures. Michael Lewis, the chef I spoke with, was very pleasant and thanked me for my compliments of the Korean Fried Chicken.

After visiting galleries in Wynwood or a little retail therapy in the Design District, stop in and enjoy KYU Miami in Wynwood. Until next time, remember to show love.

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Details of restaurant:

  • Location: 251 NW 25th Street, Miami, FL 33127
  • Price Range: $$$
  • WhoIsDesir Score: 3 faces
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National Cheeseburger Day: Kimchi Burger at Front Porch Café

In Honor of National Cheeseburger Day Kimchi Burger In honor of National Cheeseburger Day, I wanted to write about the Kimchi burger at the Front Porch Café on South Beach which is better known as Miami Beach, Florida. Brief insight on Kimchi; this is a traditional Korean dish made of seasoned vegetables and salt. Kimchi; […]

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Cappuccino at Bonaccios Café in Boca Raton, FL.

Periodically I find myself doing business further north in the Palm Beach area. This past August, I stopped by the Town Center in Boca Raton, Florida. Since my next meeting was at 7:00 PM and it was around 5:30 in the afternoon, I knew there was time for me to chill and answer a few emails […]

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Miami Fashion – Only Le’Adonis Boutique Presents: Infiltration

Another interesting night in Miami Sunday, August 14th, Only Le’Adonis Boutique created a interesting night of Miami fashion and art for me. Robson Noel, who is a successful Realtor®/real estate investor in the south Florida area. He has also been a good friend since college. Hence the reason he asked myself and another friend to find him […]

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What is the one question you should ask that will make networking with strangers easier?

“How did you like the event?” This question provided me with a new way to grow my blog as well as a way to teach others on ways that they too can grow their network.

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How do you get ahead of your peers on the weekends?

Whether you read this in the morning or the evening, you may feel that your Saturday is best suited for catching up on sleep but it isn’t in my opinion.

Almost everything that I have learned in my professional career is that Monday through Friday has been dictated by how I treat my weekends. In undergrad, my focus was college athletics then classwork, so weekends were spent at games or catching up with homework. As I have transitioned into a professional career, my goals have become crystal clear. This is why I am devoting an entire series to personal development for young professionals.

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Here are a few suggestions that I like from different sources on how you could make Saturdays and weekends more productive:

  • Thursday should be treated as your Friday.
  • Friday should be your Monday.
  • Break up your weekend into two parts that I call:
    • Current Self Habits
    • Future Self Habits
  • Lastly, make a list of the things you DO NOT want to do.
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