
Kuu
4.5 (2,789)restaurant
This snug, low-lit Manhattan spot serves comforting bowls of ramen and curry in an intimate, concrete-walled space.
Description




Beyond noodle soups, the kitchen turns out katsu sandwiches, gyoza, and takoyaki served at a ready-to-eat temperature. Opinions on the broth vary, with some finding it standard rather than memorable, though additions like crispy chicken karaage earn praise. The busy, casual room is built for a quick meal, though the compact setup means those sitting near the entrance should expect a blast of cold air whenever the front door opens.
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Drafty entranceSmall drinksCan get busy
