TiraDToss

Fantastic service! Exquisite fresh food and superb service.
Although I’m not particularly fond on Japanese or Peruvian food, the food was phenomenal.
The atmosphere is lovely with a nice lake-​view, fans and heater around for extra comfort.

honestamente despues de visitar por varios años este restaurant la decepcion de mi visita el dia de hoy ha sido muy grande. Nos han perdido a mi y a mis amistades como clientes fijos que eramos de este lugar. La porcion de comida (ceviche) servida en relacion a veces anteriores ha sido consideradamente reducida, puede verse una desmejoria completa en la cantidad y calidad, los pulpos son del tamaño de una moneda de 10 centavos, son los bisnietos de los pulpos que normalmente te acostumbraban a servir aqui. despues de comer ceviche y papa a la huancaina, tuve que parar en una pizzeria cercana por el hambre que tenia, el plato de ceviche es comparable a el tamaño de un postre pequeño servido en cualquier otro restaurant. Ahh, pero eso si, el precio es lo mas parecido a comer en un famoso restaurant de algun artista famoso en Miami Beach, verdad, pensaban que el lago de la terraza con vista a las iguanas era comparable a south beach en un asombrozo atardecer. sres Tiraditos, gracias por robarnos el dia de hoy, hacen quedar muy mal a la comida peruana.

From the moment my dad and I stepped in, they greeted us right away and directed us to a beautiful table outside overseeing the lake (very cute scenery, btw) and very peaceful too! Wasn’t too hungry, so I ordered a miso soup and tuna tartare. Both equally good, fresh and tasty! My dad’s plate was also delicious (tallarines saltados) and a big portion that he even took home. Service was also outstanding. Overall a great lunch experience, so I’ll definitely be back.

This place was amazing. Server was so attentive despite U.S. arriving at 9:30 p.m. Tried the cause de ceviche, lomo Sarasota, and ceviche Classico.

Tried this place because another Peruvian place I had chosen was closed so I decided to Unilocal something similar. Place seemed a little dead for Friday night. We were a party of 7 which was greated immediatly which was nice. We chose patio dining. Although you do have to walk by kitchen like other reviewers mentioned its completley ok because its the concept of a raw sushi bar in any japanese place. We ordered Sangria which was gd and gd priced. We also ordered the fish/​shrimp classic ceviche it was ok. Fish slices were huge and only 2 – 3 shrimps per order. My husband and I shared the Tacu tacu d’lomo and it was decent. My brother and wife split a lomo saltiado and it was also good. Nothing out of this world. But a decent peruvian/​japanese place. Over all good expirience and view to the lake is beautiful.

I love this place. It’s a hidden gem in Doral and you’d never expect to walk in and find such a nice ambience out back. This is regularly on the rotation for office lunches and I highly recommend the lomo saltado tacos, (trust me) and the chef’s favorite roll.

Came with the family to show them how good it was. The tuna tartar was amazing. One of the best I’ve had

I ordered delivery at work, super excited about receiving my order which I paid 16.00 plus 5 $ delivery fee and 3 $ tip, when I receive my ceviche I wanted to cry. I think I was finished by the first bite. Dr limon I pay the same price and receive 3 containers of ceviche which is what I was expecting since I asked for the ceviche 3 ways but as you can see in the picture that’s not what it looks like. Ugh so disappointed and I feel robbed to top it off. Never again. I’m good with paying a lot for ceviche if it’s worth it but this was just ridiculous
I called in to make a complaint and the girl that took my call was very nice and offered a do over. She did not fight or argue or question what was told which shows a lot and leaves me with a better taste of this place.

Ordered delivery from here a few weeks ago for my family and myself. Not only did the delivery take 2 hours but when the food arrived it was cold and lacking in flavor. Ridiculously over priced food for the quality. We wont be ordering from here again.

Ceviche here is a serious thing. Coming from Cali where Mexicans govern that ceviche situation, I can say I love Peruvian ceviche too! They have a huge variety of ceviches and very fresh sashimi and rolls. Service was one of fav things, not overdoing it but of a very high quality.
Parking here can be a pain. If you go for link more than a pain will be impossible mission. I went for valet parking where with a 5 bucks tip you are fine.
Outside seating recommended because the view is amazing and they have ceiling fans so you don’t get too sticky with Miami humidity .
Great for a lunch date or girls out. I will be coming back!

Great service, very good food. Not my first option for Peruvian food but the location helps.

Great hidden place, sit outside the view is nice. The server was friendly always checking on us.

This little hidden place is a gem! If you sit outside the view is so relaxing and nice. The only downside was the Mosquitos, I believe they should turn on candles to keep them away cause it’s a little gross and annoying when they’re flying around while you’re eating. But the food was not a disappointment, will go back.

This hidden restaurant off 25^th street is amazing, and the view is spectacular with great service. The menu is both Japanese and Peruvian fusion and the ceviche were out of this world. It’s a nice place to take a girl out on a date if your around the area in Doral
Diana and Jennifer (our servers) gave really good service and very knowledgeable about the menu. I ordered the Tres al hilo, tallarin saltado with steak and the chefs favorite roll (thumbs up for whoever invented that roll) .All were amazing, and for drinks, their chicha was really refreshing aND for desserts, i had the strawberry cheesecake tempura!
Will repeat, see you tiradtoss till next time! Itadakimadu!!!

SO OVERPRICED for what it is!
2 Ceviches + 1 Tuna Tartar = $ 70! (with tip)
AND WE DRANK WATER!!!
Tuna Tartar was great and the Ceviche was OK. Definitely not worth what I paid!

Had a good time today, at this restaurant.
Everyone was very welcoming, friendly, and offered good service.
The restaurant is located within a shopping center, back end of it faces a lake. We sat outside and enjoyed the view. It was nice, different from usual parking lot view, which you would find in most restaurants located in shopping centers.
The layout of the restaurant is a bit odd, when you first walk in, there is a sushi bar to the right (again, staff is very welcoming), then a hallway (full of equipment and two bathrooms) then indoor sitting area, then outdoor sitting area.
I would feel inclined to give this place the remaining star, if layout were different — and prices were more affordable. I dislike having to go pass bathrooms and equipment. I understand the bathrooms are stationary at this point, but they should rethink where to place everything else they have on that hallway.
The sushi was good, but definitely overpriced. I eat sushi often, and found the prices here to be about $ 3-​$ 4 more expensive than at most places. Good example would be the maki roll, I believe that one was $ 17, something of that sort, usually costs about $ 14.
I checked in an got a free beer, which was cool! My mom had the maracaya pisco sake, she enjoyed that.
We ordered a chaufa for my daughter, that took a bit to come out, they did apologize, ended up taking it home.
Overall, I am glad I went and tried it out. Not really a place I would travel to (I live about 30 mins away), but if in the area, and craving sushi, I would go back.

The Peruvian stuff is pretty decent but I’d stay away from the rolls unless you’re into spider rolls and all that American pizazz.
Good fish is good fish so there’s no need to get all crazy and add all that fusiony flare unless you’re trying to make up for something.
2 appetizers (pretty decent), 1 dessert (diabeetus) and complimentary wine for checking in on Unilocal (painful but free) will set you back more than $ 40
AND THEY TAG YOUR TABLE WITH AUTOMATIC GRATUITY– there was only 2 of us, way to blow your tip bud.
The anticuchos (grilled veal hearts) were pretty good, the sashimi tricolor had no distinguishing flavors– the sauces pretty much blended together.
For Peruvian places this is a 2 out of 10.
For Doral it’s an 8 out of 10.
My hot sauce rating is a 1 out of 10. I can’t trust a Peruvian restaurant without enough hot sauce or spices and tiraDtos let down big time there. Their dessert was a take on Suspiro Limeño– it was definitely sweeter and runnier instead of being perfumey and tart «with amazonian fruit» which was the selling point the server used to lure us in. Nice try I guess?

TODO Riquísimo! Desde la limonada hasta el postre. Recomiendo los taquitos de lomo saltado y el crunchy tuna roll! Además el ambiente en la terraza te hace sentir que estas fuera de Florida.

Increible almuerzo. El arroz tacu tacu con lomo saltado es una excelente opcion, ademas de los tacos de lomo saltado.

What a great spot in the Doral area. I work around here and with the traffic being as bad as it is, I like to stop in here for dinner and drinks with colleagues to let it die down.
The sushi is out of this world and has that subtle uniqueness to it that separates it from every other sushi restaurant. The fusion and subtleties about the sushi make it worth coming back for alone.
On top of the sushi, their other Peruvian fusion dishes are crazy good. It really adds a nice variety from the sushi if that isn’t your thing.
On top of all of that are the drinks and the service. Some places in Miami try to be something they’re not to accomodate the lifestyle and trends of the people that live here. TiraDToss doesn’t try to be anything it isn’t. The people are sincere, they work very hard to make their customers happy and they craft some of the best cocktails in the Doral area.
I highly recommend this restaurant if you’re out in this part of town or looking for something new in the surrounding Miami area.

This restaurant is a little gem in Doral. It’s really quite hidden in a non descriptive and small shopping plaza. The parking is a bit limited, but manageable especially during lunch hours. The food here is a Peruvian and Japanese fusion.
Whenever one is in a Peruvian restaurant, it’s pretty much a must to order ceviche and we did that. The ceviche was absolutely amazing — it has a mustard and citrus taste to it. We also ordered the grilled octopus which was pretty good. Unfortunately, we ordered a roll that was not very good.

Datenight Doral Style.
arrived and was told that their reservation website was down but not to worry. 5 min later (the place was empty) that they could sit us down now. We were sat outside, great idea if they had some mosquito repelant, which they do not. 5 minutes later and about 3 bites we had to change tables and sit inside.
** the check in offer is 1 per table, not 1 per entrée like it says**
they free wine was well… free. (i was worried about the headache sure to follow) we ordered an appetizer that was flavorfull and nicely presented. I ordered the Jalea and meh, ive experience better. the batter was plain and the sauce was nothing special.
The waitress were more intrested in their conversation that getting us the water we had to ask for 3 times.

So for $ 18 a roll I’m expecting grandiose, and sadly this roll did not meet the expectations. The extra cost for the roll simply lies in the fact the rice is cilantro flavored and green. Besides that, roll has nothing exceptionally special that would substantiate the price increase on a sushi roll. The average person or maybe the average person that likes to eat, would probably order 2 rolls to feel satisfied even if they were sharing the second order– assuming this is the case, that puts you at almost a $ 32 lunch for one person– hmmm… no thank you!
The tempura taste was also slightly off– the fried batter was similar to an elephant ear and I felt the roll in general to be a little soggy and not tightly wrapped. Roll ok? Yes. Worth the money? Absolutely not.
Hand roll was $ 9 and the waitress suggested it would not be filling and that more food should be ordered. We decided on the Tacu Tacu bites which were good and provided an extra little filler.
Overall the view was nice, the food was okay, presentation is beautiful and creative, but you can eat better elsewhere. Tip is already included in the bill which we failed to realize therefore lunch was over $ 50 for 3 items and water that had a strangely odd taste to it.
I’m curious to trying their ceviche in order to compare with Divino and see if maybe that blows the experience out of the water, but for now it just sits as an overpriced Japanese/​Peruvian spot that did not really hit the spot for me. I left with an empty stomach feeling and went to Yogurtland to binge on frozen yogurt and fill the void.