Nue

Came here for a quick drink and a few small bites to tide us over while site seeing. Ambiance was fun, food was yummy even if we didn't know what everything was. Highly recommend to everyone. Full bar plus great happy hour prices. Chicken wings were amazing and presented with flair. Humus and pita was perfection. Martinis were perfect.

My experience here felt like an episode of Kitchen Nightmares, in a good way. At first glance, I was confused and unsure by the dated and cluttered decor and the lack of customers. Never was sure what kind of food to expect here, or if I would find anything on the menu that is "normal". So I opted for their signature chendu wings with waffles. Food took long, as it does in the show, but given that I was the only customer it was a good sign that it was being made fresh.The first cut into the chicken I thought in Ramsay's voice, "Wow, look at that chicken. Perfect. Beautiful." The first thing I noticed was that it wasn't oozing with oil. The inside was so moist and perfectly cooked for its size, it was arguably the best fried chicken I've seen. But the best has yet to come - the taste. It was exploding with flavor from the peppercorns to the basil. It was addicting. I can't believe i finished my whole plate AND licked the wings clean. And you know what? I. Wanted. More.This place, though not as I thought it was according to the Yelp photos, is worth every inch of its hype and though it was dead in the afternoon, I'm sure there's long lines at night. P.S. Menu came in a worn travel book. Awesome.

order:- south african sunny bunnyfood:great curry, not too spicy with hint lemon taste.comparably, the bread bowl wasn't great.service:nice service.ambiance:just before the happy hour, I was the one of the only two customers at the restaurant, not noisy at all.

We came here for happy hour and it wasn't too busy. The decor and vibe of the place felt very eclectic, but homey in a way. It was fun looking at everything to see what we recognized or what similar items our family members had too.Food was great and came out pretty quick too.I loved the incorporation of flavors from all the different asian cultures. Would highly recommend coming during happy hour for the best food to dollar ratio.For everything here we paid $20 each!

Not sure what the hype is about, but this place wasn't good. ***What we ordered **Vietnamese Iced Coffee (1/10) ~ Not sure how this tasted so bad, but it was super watered down and not sweet. It was super hard to finish.. I don't recommend ordering this at all. **Israeli Shakshuka (3/10) ~ I think the eggs were supposed to be over easy, but it was definitely overcooked. The Shakshuka also tasted really bland and watery. Also the naan was pretty stale which made everything taste even worse. Overall, I wouldn't recommend coming. Service is ok, food was not it, and for the price point I think it would be better to go else where.

Nue has a very eclectic menu if you want to try something new or stick with a variation of a classic. The ambiance matched the menu and there's lots of different art and knick knacks along the wall. Service was not bad as well.South African bunny chow: the cure was reminiscent of a Japanese curry and delicious overall with the bread bowl. No complaints here.Portuguese peri peri chicken sandwich: juicy delicious chicken sandwich with a hint of spice. The meal overall had no issues and was a nice change to a standard item.Overall, a restaurant that stands out with a wide variety of options. I will definitely be back!

I made reservations here for brunch on a Sunday, and the menu was so diverse and interesting! We ended up doing family style so that we could all try the different dishes! It's cool because there are so many different and unique dishes from all around the world - but the menu isn't too long or overwhelming! I tried the Chengdu chicken & waffles, Israeli shakshuka, and the South African Sunny Bunny. My favorite was the Israeli shakshuka - the tomato, pepper, and egg base was so delicious and well seasoned. Even the flat bread was buttered and had a nice flavor to it. It came with 3 eggs, which made it super filling! The Chengdu chicken wings were super crunch and juicy, and the seasoning was nice too! The South African Sunny Bunny was the most popular and definitely most unique item we tried. The curry was rich and filled a Toast bread bowl - it looked super cool and was fun to eat! Overall, a unique brunch experience!

This place had very good food! I had a red lentil dish that was vegan and came with roti (Malaysian Dhal). I'm docking a star because there were two other parties that were seated after mine, and they got served before my party did. It was a Sunday brunch as well but it wasn't as busy as I expected.

Great place, great service and great food.Location is good but parking is tough. Fun place to meet friends

Came here for brunch on a Sunday and it was surprisingly not too busy when we came at 11am. It did get busier after we left though. FOOD:This place offers fusion dishes from different cultures which was really cool to see! Here's what we tried:Chengdu Spicy Wings Tower - The spices used were good and the pieces of chicken that we got were meaty and juicy. I would say overall, quality of the fried chicken is pretty however, it was barely spicy. And I have a low tolerance so I was anticipating some sweating LOL. That's the only downfall to it is that it just wasn't spicy. But it was still very good and I did enjoy it a lot!South African Bunny Chow - My favorite dish of the 2 that we got! The bread bowl gave it a brunch feel and I liked that the sauce was soaked into the bread. This dish was done very well and I recommend it. Each bite was perfection and it was a great balance of flavors. AMBIANCE:Cozy and sort of antique feel. Sort of like if you went into a knick-knack shop. Just a bunch of decorations and things everywhere for you to look at. I liked it!SERVICE:We got seated quickly which was nice and our food came out quite fast as well after ordering. This may be partially due to the fact that the place wasn't full when we came in. Overall, I'd come here again! I'd love to try their other fun items on the menu :)