The Happy Hour Edit · Miami
Makoto Miami Spice lunch: the $40 weekday plan
Makoto’s $40 Miami Spice lunch runs Monday–Friday, 11:30 AM–4 PM. Compare sushi and cooked mains, a drink example and the details to confirm.
By Happy Hour in Miami
Published · Official menus reviewed
Makoto’s own Miami Spice menu lists a $40 lunch Monday through Friday, 11:30 AM–4 PM. It includes a starter, a main and dessert. That makes this a weekday lunch plan for Bal Harbour, not evidence of a weekend or dinner promotion.
The useful choice is between a sushi-focused meal and the cooked mains within the same price. We checked the restaurant menu and organizer listing on September 16; where side dishes differ, the restaurant’s current menu is the more useful starting point for a booking question.
01 · Pick the main before adding drinks
Makoto
Miami Spice lunch · Monday–Friday · 11:30 AM–4 PM
$40 per person · published sangria option $16
A sushi-focused route can start with the crisp-rice tuna dish and continue with the sushi-and-roll assortment. The main lists tuna, salmon and yellowtail nigiri plus a California roll. It does not give counts, so this should not be presented as a fixed number of pieces.
For a cooked lunch, chicken, salmon, cauliflower and pork are listed alternatives. The restaurant describes its pork with noodles and broth, while the organizer listing uses a different accompaniment. Ask for the current preparation if that is the main you want. The two desserts include a strawberry-and-yuzu cheesecake and a tres-leches option.
The restaurant separately prices a sangria at $16. One lunch and one sangria make $56 before charges. For two diners doing the same, the subtotal is $112, compared with $80 for two food menus alone. That $32 difference is worth deciding before treating lunch as a fixed $40 outing.
Is this a useful sushi comparison?
It is useful when you want a mixed three-course lunch with some sushi. It is less useful as a price-per-piece calculation because the menu does not establish a piece count. Comparing it with an explicitly counted hand-roll set would require keeping those different formats visible.
The same principle applies to savings claims. A restaurant’s regular sushi prices do not establish the value of this set without knowing the quantities and serving sizes. Choose it for the published courses you want, rather than an invented discount percentage.
Before you goAsk about the last seating or ordering time within the published lunch window. A menu ending at 4 PM does not prove a 3:59 PM reservation qualifies. Confirm dietary needs and any substitutions directly.
Keep the weekday window in the plan
Confirm the lunch reservation, current main preparation and any final charges, then leave enough time for three courses. If Saturday is the only option, use the wider directory to find a restaurant whose Spice schedule actually includes it. Makoto’s current weekday offer should not be stretched to fit a weekend plan.
Browse Miami Spice restaurantsQuestions before booking
Is Makoto Miami Spice available on weekends?
The reviewed restaurant menu lists Monday–Friday only. It does not establish Saturday or Sunday eligibility.
Does Makoto’s Miami Spice menu include sushi?
Yes. A sushi-and-roll assortment is one of the main choices. The published menu does not specify a complete piece count.
Does the $40 lunch include a cocktail?
The restaurant lists drinks separately. Its $16 sangria example takes one lunch to a $56 subtotal before other charges.
Based on official online menus reviewed on September 16, 2026. These are source checks, not restaurant confirmations, personal visits or taste rankings. This article is a dated snapshot, not a live availability feed. Menus can change.
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