Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsay

The story

Crafted with passion, served with love

A Bold Asian Table in Miami's South Beach

Lucky Cat by Gordon Ramsay arrived on Washington Avenue with a clear sense of purpose: deliver the kind of sharp, confident Asian cooking that had already made the brand's London locations — in Mayfair, Manchester, and 22 Bishopsgate — a genuine destination. The Miami outpost carried that same spirit southward, offering an evening-focused experience rooted in bold flavors and polished hospitality.

Recognition That Spoke for Itself

The restaurant's wine program earned a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence for 2025, a distinction that reflects genuine curatorial care rather than a stocked-and-forgotten cellar. For an Asian-leaning restaurant, building a list worthy of that recognition signals real ambition — the kind of detail that separates a serious dining room from a celebrity name above a door.

The Lucky Cat Experience

The Lucky Cat concept, as it exists across its UK locations, is built around the energy and precision of Asian cuisine interpreted through a high-craft lens — the sort of cooking that rewards attention. Miami's chapter was its first North American expression of that idea, and by all accounts it made an impression on the city before choosing to pause and reconsider what its next act might look like.

Where Things Stand

The Miami location is currently on a seasonal pause. The team has been candid about it: this is a moment to reflect on the first chapter and shape the next one, not a permanent closing. Guests looking for Gordon Ramsay's cooking in Miami in the meantime can find it at Hell's Kitchen Miami, just nearby. Those willing to travel can experience the full Lucky Cat vision — the bold Asian flavors, the striking interiors, the hospitality — at the continuing UK restaurants.