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Owner story · Downtown Miami

“A place to feel good, eat good food, and vibe in a good ambiance with great customer service.”

Robert Salinas · Partner, Kitsune House

$240Kof Kitsune House’s food delivered by PinkbotSince March 2024
5,951deliveries from the Ingraham Building to the doorSince March 2024
2½ yearstogether, one of Pinkbot’s longest partnershipsSince March 2024
Kitsune House’s dining room: a graffiti mural, neon, and stools at a manga-print bar
Two plates of Kitsune House noodles with broccoli, peppers, peanuts and lime

19 SE 2nd Ave · Since 2022

Hidden in the Ingraham Building, found by word of mouth.

Four partners who met through their hospitality careers, Carlos Lavalle, Gonzalo Rinaudo, chef Robert Pereira and Robert Salinas, saw that downtown Miami was missing a fast-casual Asian spot. In 2022 they opened Kitsune House inside the Ingraham Building, completed in 1927, and filled it with anime posters, neon, graffiti murals and old-school sci-fi. Salinas and his son, a big anime fan, bring back finds from anime conventions to decorate it. The place has grown by word of mouth, one guest at a time.

“We wanted to create a place where we would want to go to lunch all the time.”Robert Pereira, chef and partner, to Miami New Times, 2024
Wok-fried noodles with chicken, snap peas, broccoli, cashews and lime

The menu

Glazed beef. Crispy noodles. Wok everything.

Pick one of ten sauces, from Mongolian, orange and honey garlic to kung pao, General Tso and coconut curry, then veggies, tofu, chicken, steak or shrimp. Noodles and fried rice come off the wok too, with dumplings, spring rolls and lettuce wraps to start, and cheesecakes and key lime pie to finish. Chef Robert Pereira wanted “a place where people could feel they were getting a bang for their buck.”

The house fried rice, named for the restaurant

Fried rice

Kitsune Fried RiceThe house fried rice, named for the restaurant
Rice noodles, egg, bean sprouts and scallions, with peanuts, cilantro and lime

Noodles

Pad ThaiRice noodles, egg, bean sprouts and scallions, with peanuts, cilantro and lime
Chicken wok-tossed in General Tso sauce, over rice

Chicken

General Tso ChickenChicken wok-tossed in General Tso sauce, over rice
Steak, scallions and onions in Mongolian sauce, with rice

Steak

Mongolian BeefSteak, scallions and onions in Mongolian sauce, with rice
Chicken, snap peas, peppers and carrots in coconut curry

Chicken

Coconut Curry ChickenChicken, snap peas, peppers and carrots in coconut curry
Steamed chicken dumplings with ginger soy sauce

Appetizers

DumplingsSteamed chicken dumplings with ginger soy sauce
Orange chicken over rice in a takeout bowl, with chopsticks and takeout bags on a red table

Pinkbot at Kitsune House

Since March 2024, Pinkbot has carried Kitsune House’s wok bowls from the Ingraham Building to the door.

  • March 13, 2024The first Pinkbot delivery left Kitsune House at 19 SE 2nd Ave.
  • 5,951 deliveriesFrom Kitsune House’s kitchen to the door since March 2024.
  • 462 in July 2024Kitsune House’s busiest month with Pinkbot so far.
  • 2½ years togetherFrom the first delivery in March 2024 through November 2026.
“Now we have a lot of regulars and it’s crazy that almost every day somebody discovers this place.”

Robert Salinas · “It’s been so organic from the beginning.”

Visit Kitsune House

Your friendly neighborhood Asian restaurant.

19 SE 2nd Ave, Suite 4Miami, FL 33131
Order onlineCateringkitsunehouse.com
A bowl of Kitsune House fried rice with carrots and green onions, chopsticks on the rim
Wok-fired bowls until 11:30 at night.Inside the Ingraham Building, for dine-in, pickup, delivery and catering, and on the Kitsune House app.

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