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    Little Uluh

    4.0 (53 reviews)
    Open 6:30 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Strawberry souffle & smoked salmon burger
    Fateha A.

    3/5 strawberry souffle $19 - very eggy & didn't do the jiggle jiggle, so the consistency isn't right, got the salty cream on the side this time, strawberry was tart & fresh tho 3/5 smoked salmon pizza $18 - "on whole wheat tortilla with rosemary ricotta sauce" - good but wish the ricotta was flavored/seasoned 4/5 cheese corn ribs- basically Elote- spicy, sweet, creamy, we expected the corn to be shaved off the cob but it wasn't, so this was very messy but really good 3/5 Mango soufflé -very eggy & didn't do the jiggle jiggle, so the consistency isn't right, also the cream was salty, like why? mango was sweet & fresh tho 4/5 yuzu matcha $8- yuzu is strong, really good 4/5 sunny side up matcha- a bit salty, again why?

    Kenneth E.

    Came here for dinner. This restaurant is located inside a hotel a few floors up. It is a bit hard to find. When we got there for dinner, it was kind of empty for how big it was. Perhaps there were three other parties there, but a ton of seating. It is probably better for breakfast, but we came for dinner (which they have dinner foods for). We tried the corn ribs which were fine, but not great. We also got the chicken wings waffle. The wings were flavorful but small. The waffle was fluffy but not special either. We also tried to salmon rice bowl. The wasabi flavor on it was a bit weird, and gave the dish a taste of gasoline to it. I also tried the strawberry tea which did not taste of strawberry at all. It was nothing special and for that price, I am pretty disappointed. The service was friendly, but slow and not very attentive. The place was quiet and good to have a conversation at. Overall, would not recommend coming back here.

    DALGONA HONEYCOMB SOUFFLÉ
    Nikki C.

    A beautiful additional to Flushing, Queens. It's on the 3rd floor, flourished with such bright & ambient lighting. You can partially see the New York City skyline, wow!! I enjoyed the service as the servers were warm and welcoming. The menu could have more dishes on it in terms of the breakfast/brunch section however this place is pretty new so they are probably currently working on that, The sunnyside iced matcha was quite lovely; and before you say that it is raw egg-it is not-- it is a mango whipped cream topping. The matcha itself was on the sweeter and milker side; I gave it a good 6/10. My friend enjoyed her coffee with sunnyside up. We also spit the dalgona honeycomb soufflé, so fluffy & not too sweet= perfect light dessert. We also got the French frie, which.. bam was kind of insanely good?? I'm looking forward to the great potential of this spot. As on the plus side-- they use Lactaid for their products!! No need for an alternative

    Chicken and waffles ,Chicken and waffles
    Rushell R.

    Getting to the cafe you do have to go into the hotel and up the elevator.Walking into Little Uluh the vibes are open,bright and very much brunch and pictures .The food itself was a big portion.I manage to split all the food the soufflé pancakes are what they are known for and you MUST EAT THEM RIGHT AWAY otherwise they can go flat.For a pretty big cafe it felt like they only had two people working as everyone kept calling them over for the bill or the menu.However breakfast ends at 10am and they do have a solid brunch menu and all day menu.

    Cecilia L.

    Food 4.5/5 Service 4/5 Ambiance 4.5/5 Value 3/5 Little Uluh is a very cutesy, spacious café tucked away upstairs inside a hotel, feels like a hidden gem. Glad I finally got to try their newest location. We enjoyed both the matcha soufflé pancake and the grape oolong tea. The tea was bold and fragrant, with clear notes of both grape and oolong, which we really liked. That said, the price point is on the premium side for what you get.

    Sesame Corn Latte, Jasmine Green Tea
    Carina H.

    The Fried Calamari was unique, mala-flavored and not in the ring shapes you typically see. It was my first time trying a Salmon Ochazuke Rice, and the combination of flavors was perfect. The salmon had crispy skin and was perfectly cooked. I liked pairing it with the wasabi. The tea broth was flavorful. The Sesame Corn Latte was rich and sweet, not too savory. The Dalgona Honeycomb Caramel Soufflé was as soft as a sponge cake. The ambiance was modern and clean. K-pop music videos played on the projector, and K-pop played over the speakers. The service was quick.

    Corn ribs
    Kimberly W.

    Cute Cafe within a hotel. I saw it on tiktok I thought it would be really good but it was a little disappointing. The food is very mad and overpriced for flushing but I guess since it's inside a hotel it makes up for it. This would definitely not be something that I picked if it was not for social media. The service was pretty standard, we got our food quickly and we were able to order quickly. The corn ribs were probably the best thing just because I love corn but for 20 bucks I'm not sure. The souffle pancakes or cute I didn't think that it would taste great because it was something that is known to be Ian as a dessert but made into pancakes like a breakfast dish. It was alright, but probably would only recommend as a Instagram food. I personally do not think I would visit this place again just because there's just so many better options in Flushing.

    Lisa T.

    I was very curious to try Little Uluh as I liked the menu and all sounded interesting. First, I went to the wrong building as there were 2 entrances. They are the door closer to Northern Blvd. The signage to find the restaurant was a little confusing. The space looked nice but it was a little warm/stuffy. It looked modern and the decor was warm and nice. The food was unimpressive and overpriced. It was $18 for a tiny salad with flakes (!! not even a solid chunk !!) of salmon. And an appetizer sized pasta entree for $23! The truffle sauce was a bit on the heavy side..a little too creamy. My $9 cold brew peach Oolong tea was presented nicely in a bottle with glass and liquid sugar and was refreshing. Service was A+. Good service.

    So fluffy, yummy souffle and matcha jello
    Rita L.

    Cute cafe and yummy dessert! randomly found this place on google maps and decided to go try it with a friend, i got the matcha latte (topped with cream and mango puree) and matcha souffle and both were really good, also heard the fries were good from a table next to us so gotta go back to try that next time :) food is a bit pricey though and souffle takes a while to make (they noted 20 min), friendly staff and highly recommended! Hidden inside a hotel away from the crowds.

    Jessica L.

    Came here not thinking much of anything. The spaghetti and the platter sample was very good. The bay entree with the toast and beans was little sad. Like can beans really this wasn't anything special. We just missed the breakfast time for their breakfast menu which we came for. So decided on the lunch menu. The best part was mainly shishito pepper and mix platters. It took so long for us to get our servers attention. When we wanted to order they we off seeing tables when there was only 3 occupied tables.

    salmon rice
    Emily G.

    Difficult to find unless you're looking for it (and even then, my friends and I got lost). Nice interior - there's a patio that gets a distant but still nice view of the NY skyline (especially if you're there at sunset). The food and drink was overall good, but some dishes were a miss. The soft shell crab burger was a tad too salty + lacked meat. The souffle pancake are yummy for sure, but the dalgona pieces were very bitter and not fun to eat and the pancakes are quite cakey, which can be good or bad depending on personal preference. The sunny side up matcha drink, an iconic drink of Little Uluh, was a bit disappointing to me as the matcha flavor was weak and diluted. Overall, it's a cute spot with a nice aesthetic and good presentation with the food, as long as you order the right things (or perhaps, just dont order the wrong things).

    Yuzu Matcha drink before I mixed it
    Jeannie T.

    3.5 stars (has potential) - I saw a sign for a souffle pancake spot while roaming Main Street, said 3rd floor. But the better entrance would be going directly to Prince Street and entering through the Indigo Hotel. The cafe/restaurant is located on the 3rd floor. If you're requesting take out, you can order ahead on the kiosk in the hotel lobby. The souffle pancakes take 20 minutes to make. Longer if the kitchen is extra busy. Today was my first visit and while appearance is clean, spacious and had a fun casual chill vibe, I see they have a bar seating area. Wonder if that's more for the dinner scene? Brunch is offered aside from the breakfast, lunch and dinner menu on the weekends. This visit, I got the Yuzu Matcha and The Breakfast Souffle platter. It comes with three fluffy and airy pancakes, a souffle texture indeed. Not as bouncy as I had hoped but still good. My platter included one sunny up egg, turkey bacon and hollandaise sauce on the side since my order was take out. Normally it's all plated. My mini me opted for the strawberry souffle which came with fresh strawberries, a strawberry jam like syrup and a light creamy topping. Again it was take out so I'm sure the presentation is very different if dining in. The pancakes were good but not especially memorable. I found it to be quite moist. Table service available and there's two menus on hand. It's a nice space, very well lit and tall ceilings. I would return to try it as a dine in next time.

    Noor S.

    very cute brunch spot in the heart of flushing! we got the shishito peppers, chicken&waffles, & the strawberry soufflé pancake. i got the strawberry matcha drink which was soooo good. the pancake was a bit undercooked from the inside but i feel like it may have been a 1x thing so i definitely want to go back & try it again. overall, had such a great time here catching up with my friend:)

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