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Asian Tapas?
It's hard to imagine, given the success of Kuma Inn, there aren't more Asian tapas eateries in New York. Easy to miss, Kuma Inn's sign is a foldable chalk board with "Kuma Inn" loosely scribbled on the front, marking the entrance.
After ascending the staircase and entering the dining room, what I can only assume used to be a converted apartment, we were greated by a hostess who offererred to put our sake in their fridge...BYOB.
While unable to see Kuma Inn's mildly famous chef, King Phojanakong, his presence was evident in the various items on the menu. The surf and turf tapas menus consists of simple dishes such as Chinese sausage with Thai chili lime sauce. The seafood items can get a bit repetitive, however I was told that the menu is frequently changed, which is great news as I plan on going back.
Highly recommended
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