Doral’s Best International Restaurants

Just west of Miami International Airport, you’ll find Doral, a thriving residential neighborhood with a large South American population. Whether you’re spending the day shopping, exploring a museum or golfing, an exciting restaurant is never far away. From Peruvian, Venezuelan, Italian, Indian and Spanish cuisine to buzzy food halls, eat your way around the world at some of the best international restaurants in Doral.

Feast On Juicy Steaks at Baires Grill

For Argentinian food with a focus on grilled meats and traditional dishes, head to Baires Grill, where the steaks are juicy and paired with housemade chimichurri and the provoleta (grilled provolone cheese) with salchicha parrillera is a house favorite. Whether you’re there for weekend brunch, lunch or dinner, the menu is filled with plenty of options, ranging from empanadas and blood sausage to flap steak and pasta Bolognese. Baires Grill has locations throughout the destination.

Savor Indian Flavors at Bombay Darbar

If you’re craving bold Indian flavors, Bombay Darbar is for you. Start your meal with a thirst-quenching mango lassi before diving into appetizers like vegetable samosa and pakora (seasonal vegetables lightly battered and fried). Move on to mains like butter chicken and lamb chop masala, or keep it vegetarian with any of the many veggie-filled entrees, like chana masala and dal. All mains come with rice and naan that’s perfect for soaking up the spice-filled sauces. Visit on weekdays from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for lunch deals under $15. Bombay Darbar has another location in Coconut Grove.

Journey to Cuba at Kuba Cabana

No visit to Miami is complete without Cuban food. At Kuba Cabana, located in CityPlace Doral, diners feel like they’ve been transported to the Caribbean island with delicious Cuban classics in a colorful setting. Enjoy traditional vaca frita or more-modern dishes, like a guava-smoked half chicken paired with rice, beans, yuca and plantains. Sit back and relax with a mojito in hand while enjoying the live entertainment. There’s another Kuba Cabana at Bayside Marketplace in Downtown Miami.

Indulge in Peruvian Eats at Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar

Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar, situated in the heart of Downtown Doral, serves an array of Peruvian cuisine in a casual-but-chic setting. Watch the bartenders as they shake up traditional pisco sour cocktails. Peer into the open kitchen as the chefs prepare flavorful ceviche samplers. Once you’ve had your fill of ceviche and causa, you’ll be ready for bigger plates, like the lomo saltado wok-seared beef tenderloin and chaufa rice dishes. The restaurant also has locations in Kendall and Coral Gables.

Enjoy a Cultural Melting Pot at The Doral Yard

The Doral Yard is the perfect place to go with a group to sample dishes from all over in a fun, easygoing, indoor-outdoor food hall setting. Visit un pollo for authentic Venezuelan rotisserie chicken and comfort food or Piadina 305 Salumeria for Italian flatbread sandwiches and charcuterie boards. Yip serves Asian dumplings, while Sufrat Mediterranean Grill serves delicious traditional Mediterranean cuisine made from scratch. The Doral Yard is a cultural melting pot with something for everyone, plus there’s an extensive calendar of events and live music, making it a great spot to hang out.

Savor Argentine Flavors at Novecento

For an elegant meal while exploring CityPlace Doral, head to Novecento. This Argentinean bistro, which also has locations in Key Biscayne, Aventura and Brickell, exudes old world charm with its open wine cellar, tile floors and natural wood and stone finishes. The parilla platters feature choice cuts of grilled steak, chicken, chorizo and more designed for sharing. Start your meal with classic bites like empanadas, ceviche and provoleta before moving onto homemade pastas and, of course, grilled meats. Order a glass (or bottle) of Malbec to complete the experience.

Take a Trip Around the World at Shoma Bazaar

Shoma Bazaar is a food hall that showcases Miami’s rich culinary landscape. It features six separate zones highlighting different types of cuisine (think street food, Americana, raw bar, bakery, etc.). Thanks to its rotating collection of 15 vendors, a visit to Shoma can feel like you’re embarking on a highly curated tasting of foods from around the world. One moment you’re indulging in sushi at Kuffo, the next you’re sampling tacos at La Llorona, and later it’s Persian street food at Shishkabob. Shoma Bazaar has ample indoor seating and is anchored by the The Bar, serving craft cocktails.

Go Crazy Ordering Spanish Tapas at Bulla Gastrobar

Centered around a central bar and high-top communal tables, Bulla Gastrobar is a fun spot for Spanish tapas. The menu features a mix of traditional favorites and inventive takes on classic dishes. Start with the tabla mixta cured meat and cheese board with marinated olives, and don’t forget the pan con tomate. Fill your table with croquetas, octopus, patatas bravas, a Spanish omelet, codfish fritters, meatballs and more. Add a pitcher of red or white sangria for the full experience. Bulla Gastrobar has additional locations in Coral Gables and The Falls.

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