Puerto Sagua Cuban Cuisine | Miami, FLORIDA USA
We
only had one night in Miami and we wanted to utilise the time wisely
for the obvious reason – to eat as much food as possible.
Ultimately,
there were two choices in mind for dinner: Joe's Stone Crab or Puerto
Sagua, both of which are extremely popular among the
locals.
We
ended up going to Puerto Sagua, for its authentic Cuban cuisine as I
had eaten my fair share of seafood on the holiday thus far.
Also, I could think of plenty of places in Brisbane for delicious
crab, but I'd struggle to come up with anywhere that serves authentic
Cuban.
Puerto
Sagua was packed. We stayed in the queue for about fifteen minutes
while salivating over the look of the food that kept coming out of
the kitchen.
I
can't say that I had ever had Cuban food before and I was clueless as
to what to order. At the waiter's recommendation, we started with a
serve of Fried Pork Chunks. The
succulent pork was followed by grounded beef and
chicken, both dishes
came with rice, black beans and fried plantains.
I
finished the meal with a cup of Cuban coffee and the taste and
texture of the coffee still lingers in my memory.
Our
dinner at Puerto Sagua was absolutely delicious. If I stayed in Miami
for a week, I probably would have gone to Puerto Sagua every second
night (but would probably have exploded as the portion sizes were
huge and made the food fantastic value for money).
Total
Bunnie Dollars Spent: $50USD (including tips).
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Thanks for sharing your experiences with the tastes of Miami. It looks like you had a great time.
ReplyDeleteI had a fabulous time. Miami is a great city to visit! :)
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