Gordon Ramsay to reopen Miami Beach's Lucky Cat as a steakhouse

Ramsay's Lucky Cat brand will return to Miami Beach as Lucky Cat Steak on November 25, pairing premium steaks cooked over a robata grill with pan-Asian dishes and cocktails.

Steak selection at Lucky Cat Steak
A tray of sliced grilled steaks with dipping sauces and chopsticks, pictured as part of the announced menu for Gordon Ramsay's Lucky Cat Steak in Miami Beach.

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Food & Wine reported on October 14 that Gordon Ramsay's Lucky Cat brand will return to Miami Beach as Lucky Cat Steak, opening for dinner on November 25 at 119 Washington Avenue in the South of Fifth neighborhood.

The concept replaces the earlier pan-Asian Lucky Cat format with a steakhouse menu built around USDA Prime, Texas Akaushi, Japanese A5 Miyazaki and Australian Blackmore Wagyu, cooked over a traditional robata grill.

Executive head chef Michael Howells worked with Ramsay on a menu that keeps Asian influences, including sushi, kimbap, bibimbap and bulgogi tacos. The report also describes a prawn-based version of the restaurant's Gordon's Fried Chicken and cocktails featuring kumquat and mango.

The opening relaunches a location that operated as Lucky Cat from 2024 to 2025 before a seasonal pause. The restaurant plans dinner service Wednesday through Saturday, with reservations expected through OpenTable and Resy.

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Gordon Ramsay's name and the premium menu make the reopening notable to restaurant audiences; no exact engagement metrics are asserted.