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1224 Saint Georges Ave, Woodbridge Township, NJ, 07001, US

On the Makoto menu, the most expensive item is Love Boat for 2, which costs $59.94. The cheapest item on the menu is Eel Sauce, which costs $1.00. The average price of all items on the menu is currently $12.48.

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The Makoto menu presents modern Japanese dishes, featuring exceptional sushi bar selections, skewers cooked over a charcoal robata grill, and traditional plates remade with creative touches. The Makoto restaurant is celebrated for signature items like the Tuna Crispy Rice with serrano chili, the Miso Seabass with crispy kale, and the Frosty Wagyu Fried Rice topped with a jidori egg. The menu is structured to offer both classic preparations and innovative dishes developed by Chef Okuwa.

The menu features a range of prices, with starters like Miso Soup for $10. Popular signature items include the Tuna Crispy Rice for $18 and the Miso Seabass for $49. The cheapest meal is the Koji Chicken at $36, while the most expensive is the 34 oz. 30 Day Aged Bone-In Ribeye for $205.00. A Bento Box lunch special is also available for $29.00.

Makoto Okuwa opened his eponymous eatery in 2011, bringing a new style of Japanese cuisine to the luxurious Bal Harbour Shops. Okuwa, a master of Edomae-style sushi, reshaped tradition for a modern audience in partnership with restaurateur Stephen Starr. Makoto Restaurant is known for its remarkable cuisine and stunning interiors created by designer India Mahdavi. 

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What is Makoto Most Famous For?

Makoto is most famous for its modern Japanese cuisine, where master of Edomae-style sushi Chef Makoto Okuwa reshapes tradition. The restaurant is recognized for a menu that balances exceptional sushi bar selections with traditional dishes remade with whimsy and skewers cooked over a charcoal robata grill. This culinary approach is presented in a stunning setting created by internationally renowned designer India Mahdavi. The combination of innovative cuisine and sophisticated design in the luxurious Bal Harbour Shops distinguishes Makoto.


What are the Most Popular Signature Items on the Makoto Menu?

The most popular signature items on the Makoto menu include the Tuna Crispy Rice, Miso Seabass, and Frosty Wagyu Fried Rice. Below is a list of popular and signature items available from the Makoto menu:

  • Tuna Crispy Rice: Served with serrano chili.
  • Miso Seabass: Accompanied by crispy kale and ume miso.
  • Frosty Wagyu Fried Rice: Prepared with a jidori egg and xo sauce.
  • Wagyu Beef Hot Stone: A tableside preparation with a sesame dipping sauce.
  • Dynamite Hand Roll: Features baked crab in soy paper.
  • Ginger Lamb Chop: Served with a whipped tofu feta.


What Drinks and Beverages Can You Have at Makoto?

The beverage selection at Makoto features an extensive, award-winning wine list, Japanese whiskies, and specialty cocktails. The Tora, a Ketel One cucumber and mint botanical vodka cocktail, and the Saru, made with Roku gin and sake, are two popular cocktails. The restaurant’s wine program received a two-glass award from Wine Spectator in 2025, acknowledging its world-class offerings and pairings. Here is a list of the drinks and beverages available.

  • Cocktails: A full list of specialty cocktails is available, including the Uma with Grey Goose vodka and espresso, and the Hebi with pineapple-infused espolòn tequila.
  • Wine: A global wine list is available by the glass, Coravin, and bottle. Selections include Champagne from Krug, French Chardonnay from Domaine Leflaive, and Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley’s Dana Estates.
  • Sake: A deep selection of sake is offered, including a Makoto Private Label Junmai Daiginjo, Dassai 'Otter Fest' expressions, and the premium Iwa 5 - Assemblage 3.
  • Japanese Whisky: The collection includes Hibiki Harmony, Hakushu 12 Year, Yamazaki 12 Year, and Nikka 'From The Barrel'. Whiskey flights are also available.
  • Beer: A selection of Japanese beers includes Sapporo, Kirin Ichiban, Orion, and Kawaba Twilight Japanese Pale Ale.


Are There Sake Pairings at Makoto?


Yes, sake pairings are a key feature at Makoto. The restaurant offers a Makoto Private Label Junmai Daiginjo and a broad list of other sakes to complement the cuisine. The staff is available to guide guests in discovering the perfect pairing for each dish, a commitment that extends across its entire beverage program, which has been recognized by Wine Spectator for its world-class pairings.

What is the Cheapest Meal on the Makoto Menu?

The cheapest meal on the Makoto menu is the Koji Chicken, priced at $36. This main dish is served with shiitake xo and sansho salt.

What is the Most Expensive Meal on the Makoto Menu?

The most expensive meal on the Makoto menu is the 34 oz. 30 Day Aged Bone-In Ribeye from Snake River Farms, Idaho, which costs $205. This premium steak is cooked over a charcoal grill.

What are the Healthiest Meals on the Makoto Menu?

The healthiest meals on the Makoto menu are the Sunomono salad, the Whole Branzino, and the Sashimi Omakase. The Sunomono is a light salad of seaweed, pickled cucumber, and tosazu vinaigrette. The Whole Branzino is a full fish prepared on the robata grill and served with wasabi chimichurri and shiso. The Sashimi Omakase is a chef's selection of fresh, raw fish, which is high in protein and omega-3 fatty acids without added sauces.

Does Makoto Offer Sushi and Japanese Steakhouse Options?


Yes, Makoto offers both sushi and Japanese steakhouse options. The Makoto sushi menu is extensive, featuring Edomae-style sushi, with options ranging from traditional nigiri and sashimi to specialty rolls. The quality of the sushi Makoto is central to the experience. For steakhouse selections, the menu includes a "Makoto Premium Steak" section with charcoal-grilled items like an 8 oz. Wagyu Filet from Australia and a 30 Day Koji Aged NY Strip. This dual focus provides a menu breadth similar to what might be found at a dedicated Makotos Japanese steakhouse & sushi Melbourne menu.

How Often Does Makoto Offer Special Offers?

Makoto offers special events like sushi-making classes. The sushi class is a hands-on event where guests learn to make sushi from scratch, accompanied by complimentary bites and sips, for a price of $195 per person.

Does Makoto Have a Bento Box or Lunch Special?

Yes, Makoto has a Bento Box lunch special for $29. The Makoto bento is served with miso soup, a Makoto salad, and wasabi rice. Diners have a choice of a main course, including Chicken Robata with sea salt, a Sushi Roll with spicy tuna or California roll, or Ponzu Salmon with crispy brussels sprouts.

Does Makoto Have a Loyalty Program?

No, Makoto does not have a loyalty program.

Does Makoto Offer Family Meal Bundles?

No, Makoto does not offer family meal bundles. The menu is designed with individual dishes that allow guests to build their own shared meal.

Does Makoto Offer Vegan Options?

Yes, Makoto offers vegan options. The vegan options on the Makoto menu are the Kuro Edamame, the Sunomono salad, Vegetable Fried Rice, and a bowl of macerated Lychees for dessert. The Kuro Edamame is steamed soybeans with sea salt. The Sunomono is a seaweed and pickled cucumber salad. The Vegetable Fried Rice is made with pickled ginger and wasabi. The menu also features vegan hosomaki rolls like the Kappa with cucumber and the Avocado roll.

Does Makoto Offer Gluten-Free Options?

Yes, Makoto offers gluten-free options. The gluten-free options on the Makoto menu include the Kuro Edamame, Miso Seabass, Whole Branzino, and Ginger Lamb Chop. The entire "Makoto Premium Steak" section, featuring Wagyu Filet and A5 Wagyu Strip, is gluten-free. Numerous sushi and sashimi selections, such as Maguro, Hamachi, and Sake, are also available gluten-free.

Is Makoto Pet-Friendly?

Yes, Makoto is pet-friendly. The restaurant welcomes pets at its two outdoor patios at the Bal Harbour Shops location.

Can You Order Ala Carte in Makoto?

Yes, all items at Makoto are ordered à la carte. The menu is composed of individual dishes, allowing guests to build their own meal, with prices ranging from $8 for a Kappa maki roll to $205 for the 30 Day Aged Bone-In Ribeye.

What Other Services Does Makoto Offer?

Makoto offers several additional services, including hands-on sushi classes. The restaurant also features a full-service bar, an energized sushi bar for counter seating, and two outdoor patios for al fresco dining.

Does Makoto Miami Require Reservations?

Yes, Makoto Miami reservations are strongly recommended. Given the popularity of the Makoto restaurant Miami, booking in advance is the best way to secure a table. Reservations can be made online through OpenTable.

Does Makoto Offer Catering Services?

No, Makoto does not offer catering services.

Can You Rent Makoto for Private Occasions?

Yes, Makoto can be rented for private occasions and group dining. The restaurant offers several spaces, including communal tables for up to 34 guests, the main dining room for up to 90 guests, and an outdoor terrace that seats up to 50. The Outdoor Courtyard can seat 24 guests or host a standing reception for up to 50.

Does Makoto Do House Delivery?

Yes, Makoto does house delivery. The service is available through the third-party platform DoorDash.

How are the Reviews for Customer Experience at Makoto?

Reviews for the customer experience at Makoto are very positive, frequently mentioning the remarkable cuisine and stunning setting. The restaurant, designed by India Mahdavi, is described as an ideal spot for romantic dates, lunches, and special occasions. Chef Makoto Okuwa's reputation as a master of Edomae-style sushi who blends tradition with innovation is a consistent point of praise. The high-end experience is further reinforced by an award-winning wine program, which received a "two glass" honor from Wine Spectator in 2025 for its world-class pairings.

Who are the Top Competitors of Makoto?

The top competitors of Makoto are Zuma and Nobu, both of which are high-end Japanese restaurants in Miami. Other competitors include a range of upscale Japanese and Asian-fusion establishments.

  • Zuma: Located in downtown Miami, Zuma offers a sophisticated twist on the traditional Japanese izakaya style of informal dining. The menu features a selection of sushi, sashimi, and dishes from its principal kitchen, robata grill, and sushi counter.
  • Nobu: Situated in Miami Beach, Nobu is an internationally acclaimed restaurant from Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, known for its fusion of traditional Japanese dishes with Peruvian ingredients.
  • NAOE: An exclusive Japanese restaurant in Brickell Key, NAOE offers a unique, chef's choice-only tasting menu in an intimate setting.
  • Hiden: A speakeasy-style omakase restaurant in Wynwood, Hiden provides an exclusive dining experience with a focus on seasonal ingredients flown in from Japan.
  • Uchi: Located in Wynwood, Uchi presents a non-traditional take on Japanese food with a menu that includes hot and cool tastings, sushi, sashimi, and makimono.
  • KYU Miami: Also in Wynwood, KYU Miami is known for its Asian barbecue and diverse menu featuring wood-fired meats and fish, as well as sashimi and sushi.
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