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    Kuba Kuba

    Kuba Kuba

    3.9(1.2k reviews)
    1.3 mi•The Fan
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    Food was fresh and delicious. I had a plantain-crusted rockfish and it was super. Prices are…read morereasonable. Dishes took longer than expected to come out, but they were worth the wait. The menu is so large we will definitely go back for something else delicious!

    I was really excited to try Kuba Kuba. Being from Miami, I'm always on the lookout for great Cuban…read morefood outside the city, though I'll admit my years there may have set my expectations higher than most places can meet. The restaurant itself is really cool. There's a ton of character to it, lots of decor and signage, and pots hanging in the open kitchen. I didn't try the coffee this time, but I was glad to see the traditional Cuban coffees on the menu. The food was good, just not what I'd personally call traditional Cuban. I started with the beef empanadas, which came covered in a mango salsa and a crema. Not traditional, but they still had good flavor. For my entree I went with the picadillo. The beef itself was tasty, though it came topped with that same mango salsa that I don't think it needed. The rice was on the plain side for me. The dish also came with a plantain of some kind that was hard to place, somewhere between a maduro and a tostone. We also tried the yuca frita, and the texture was a little different than what I'm used to. There's clearly a following here and the flavors are good in their own right. It just leans more its own style than classic Cuban, so I'd go in expecting a fresh take rather than the traditional version.

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