Delano Miami Beach to Reopen with Paris Society's U.S. Culinary Debut

The iconic hotel will feature two new restaurant concepts from the global hospitality group.

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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Miami Beach's Delano hotel will officially reopen in late March 2026 following a reimagination that includes two new culinary concepts created in collaboration with Paris Society, a global hospitality group. The new restaurants are Gigi Rigolatto, an Italian eatery, and Mimi Kakushi, an acclaimed 1920s Osaka-inspired Japanese restaurant.

Why it matters

The Delano's reopening with these new Paris Society restaurants marks the hospitality group's inaugural U.S. venture, bringing its design-led dining and lifestyle experiences to the Miami market. This is an exciting development for the iconic Delano brand and will likely draw significant interest from both locals and tourists.

The details

The two new restaurants were created in collaboration with Paris Society, a global hospitality group that has grown to include over 70 premium restaurants, clubs, hotels, and event spaces worldwide since opening in 2008. Gigi Rigolatto will deliver a Mediterranean escape with design elements like mineral plaster walls, carved wood panels, and yellow Sienna marble. Mimi Kakushi will be an Osaka-inspired Japanese restaurant known for its blend of traditional and modern cuisine, as well as its cocktail program. Mimi Kakushi will be located on the fourth floor and accessible exclusively to Delano Members Club and hotel guests.

  • Delano Miami Beach will officially reopen in preview in late March 2026.

The players

Paris Society

A global hospitality group that has grown to include more than 70 ultra-premium restaurants, clubs, hotels and event spaces worldwide since opening in 2008. Marking the group's inaugural U.S. venture, Delano Miami Beach will debut the new restaurant concepts.

Rizwan Kassim

The CEO of Paris Society, who said the expansion into Miami marks an exciting new chapter for the company and that they're bringing their design-led approach to dining and lifestyle to a city that shares their global vision.

Delano Miami Beach

The iconic Miami Beach hotel that will officially reopen in late March 2026 following a reimagination highlighted by the two new culinary concepts from Paris Society.

Gigi Rigolatto

The new Italian restaurant at Delano Miami Beach, designed by Hugo Toro to deliver a Mediterranean escape.

Mimi Kakushi

The new acclaimed 1920s Osaka-inspired Japanese restaurant at Delano Miami Beach, known for its blend of traditional and modern Japanese cuisine and cocktail program.

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What they’re saying

“Our expansion into Miami marks an exciting new chapter for Paris Society. With the introduction of Gigi Rigolatto and Mimi Kakushi to the U.S. market, we're bringing our design-led approach to dining and lifestyle to a city that shares our global vision. Opening at Delano Miami Beach, and as part of the Ennismore family, feels like a natural extension of our world.”

— Rizwan Kassim, CEO of Paris Society

What’s next

The Delano Miami Beach is set to officially reopen in late March 2026 following the completion of its reimagination and the debut of the new Paris Society restaurant concepts.

The takeaway

The Delano's partnership with the global hospitality group Paris Society to bring its design-forward dining and lifestyle experiences to Miami is an exciting development that will likely elevate the iconic hotel's culinary offerings and draw increased interest from both locals and tourists.