On our recent visit to Seattle we made it a point to try all new restaurants. No repeats from previous visits and Nue was at the top of our list for its international flair. I booked a reservation weeks out and we got our party of nine right in for brunch on a Sunday. We just loved the vibe of this place from the moment we arrived. The decor. The ultra friendly staff who greeted us and sat us at our table. And I always love an open kitchen in the dining room. This was the last meal with family before we headed back home to Hawaii later that evening. So the goal was to order as many dishes as possible and share share share. We ordered the Tower of Chengdu Wings, Japanese Zosui, Burmese Laphet Thoke salad, Caribbean Pineapple Cornbread, World Butter Board and Beirut Hummus. Talk about a dance party on your palate. Every dish was so flavorful, thoughtfully prepared and so damn tasty. Broke da mout to be exact. The wings were amazing and packing heat with Thai chilies all over. I avoided the chilies and devoured the chicken. Yum. I loved the Burmese tea salad, cornbread and hummus. The World Butter Board is a must if you're in the mood. They have a great selection of cocktails and beers too. The Kat Chai was refreshing and delicious...and the Rupee Beer Basmati Rice Lager was something I never had before. That was really nice as well with the meal. After we finished our meal we couldn't help but notice all of the different collectibles displayed in the wall. This character with big red hair caught my wife's attention. She was excited to find out they actually made shirts with the character on it...so we also left with some Nue swag. All in all a great Sunday morning for bunch here at this spot. Awesome food, excellent service and a paid lot right next door for convenience. I'm so glad we made it here and can't wait to come back on a future visit. Mahalo to the Nue team for an incredible experience. read more

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Came here for brunch and arrived a little early for my reservation so the table was not ready, but got seated at the window while waiting for the previous party to finish up. Once seated and the rest of the party arrived the service was quick and courteous. I ordered the "chicken and waffle", friends had the "sunny bunny" and the French tacos. Shared the corn bread. Chicken was super yummy! The sichuan pepper sure was tingly and the generous sprinkle of birdseye chili on top was giving enough heat to make the coffee a little uncomfortable. And no, that's not a bad thing, quite the opposite. Cornbread is almost impossible to cut without turning into a head of crumbles, but the flavor is on point. Note: the "topped with coconut shavings" is an understatement. There's almost as much coconut as corn here. So if you're not a huge fan of coconut you may want to steer clear. The place is hustling and bustling, and there is little space between the tables, but while seated you don't mind; the noise level is ok and your conversations don't carry between tables. Been quite a while since I was here last, and as with every time I do I wonder why I don't come more often... Great place. read more

Nue is a unique eatery known for spotlighting global street food tapas. Reservations are highly recommended for both brunch and dinner. For parking, they have street parking directly in front and across from the restaurant. Inside, they have some rustic and quirky decor with a decent amount of seating. For their menu, they have a very unique selection of different globally inspired dishes to choose from. Wifey and I ended up getting the Caribbean Pineapple Cornbread, Japanese Zosui, and the Chengdu Chicken & Waffles. Everything that we had tasted delicious and had some unique flavor profiles. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience here. All of the staff are very friendly and welcoming. Stop by here for your next meal and you will most likely get to try something you have not tried before! read more

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Wow. The Yelp reviews and intriguing menu drew us in, and this place did not disappoint!! For lunch we ordered the Pineapple Coconut Cornbread ($9), which was lovely, followed by the South African Sunny Bunny Chow with Rice, which was simply amazing. (FYI--it's chicken, not bunny.) The spices were on-point, and the serving size allowed for leftovers, which were equally as good warmed up later. The place itself is eclectic and interesting. I'd love to return to sample other dishes on the menu. read more

Nue - Pineapple Coconut Cornbread - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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A word to the faint at heart--their bunny chow curry is a that chicken! I'm glad I read this description because this was the best dish at the place. Outstanding food! The ambience could be a lot better because the place is a hole in the wall with tables almost touching each other. But the flavors, umami in each dish and effort they put into ensuring each menu item is uniquely represented is noteworthy. Their service people were warm, but could use some practice with the international words on the menu. Would any of the negatives outweigh my desire to come back and have some more of that delish bunny chow? Heck no! read more

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We went with reservations and tried the brunch here. The place was pretty packed and has a nice vibe to it. We tried the Filipino Tosilog , Japanese Zosui and Tunisian Shakshuka. Each of these were very well thought of dishes and a treat. My fav of these were the tosilog and then the shakshuka. I was also tempted to try the chicken and waffles but ended up taking a rain check on that. The menu also offers a bottomless orange juice and champagne;what can go wrong with that :) Overall a good start to the weekend. read more

Nue - Filipino Tosilog , Japanese Zosui and Tunisian Shakshuka - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came for restaurant week and at $35 for an app, main, and dessert, it was a great deal. I got the taiwanese turkey rice and it was delicious. Insanely peopery but I actually loved that. Despite being mostly turkey and rice, it wasn't dry at all. The turkey reminded me of the disney turkey if made way more moist and with care. read more

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I really liked: Chengdu Wings This was ok: Dutch War Chips South African Bunny Chow Caribbean Pineapple Cornbread Nue is a cool idea with global-inspired small plates, but overall it was just okay. The Chengdu wings were extremely crispy and well flavored. Don't let the peppers scare you. They're not hot at all and the best thing here. The Dutch War Chips were basically crispy fries with a ton of mayo and onions. Great if you're into mayo, not so great if you're not. The South African Bunny Chow was more interesting sounding than it ended up being. It's a mild curry served in a bread bowl. The Caribbean Pineapple Cornbread was just okay; very dry, and the coconut didn't really add much. Service was on the slower side, and we had to remind them about drinks and entrees. We sat outside, where the lighting was poor even after they turned on the lights, and the small tables made it feel a bit cramped. Overall, the experience was fine but not quite worth going out of your way for. read more

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Came with friends last Friday to check out Nue I had heard about them but my friend had them on their list to check them off her list. Don't remember there being a large outdoor sign, easy to almost walk by if you miss seeing the window sign. Not to large of a space there are tables and counters to sit at. Eclectic world travel vibe decor. The QR code is on an airplane ticket looking card and the bill came out in a travel book. We stuck with water to drink room temperature water in each table. One of my friends got the Bunny Chow in bread bowl, my other friend the wings and I got the Malaysian Dahl: Coconut Mik, Makrut Lime Leaf, Lemongraas, Curry Leaf, Ginger, Lemon, Gamished with Cilantro and Chili oil. The lemongrass and citrus and other fragrant herbs adds a lot of depth and flavor definitely nothing I had tasted was really delicious. the roti was light and flakey. Also tried my friend's dished which were beautifully plated and also packed with flavor. Definitely would return to try more of the menu and cocktails. read more

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If you're looking for a culinary passport without leaving the city, Nue is the place to go! This spot absolutely blew us away with its vibrant international street food menu, relaxed vibe, and top-tier service. We came in on a whim, but everything about the experience felt intentional--from the eclectic decor that gives the space a chill, welcoming feel, to the playlist that perfectly matched the laid-back energy. It's the kind of place where you can sit back, share plates, and really enjoy the moment. Huge shoutout to Theo, our server, who made the whole afternoon even better. Super knowledgeable about the menu, genuinely friendly without being overbearing, and had great recommendations. You can tell he really cares about the guest experience--something that's rare these days. Thanks, Theo! Food-wise? Absolute flavor explosion on the Chengdu Wing Tower. Bold spices, creative presentation, and clearly made with love. The menu is adventurous without being pretentious--perfect for foodies and casual diners alike. Whether you're on a date, catching up with friends, or just want to shake up your dinner routine, Nue is a must-visit. We'll definitely be back! read more

Nue - Chengdu Wing Tower, for the spicy and bold lovers - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A very intriguing restaurant with the main theme is being a international celebration of cultures. From the food items, names of the food, to the decor, and even the receipts in books. Service was not as quick, but there was a lot of people and it was packed so can't judge them too hard. Off to the food review!! 3.7/5 - Tower of chengdu wings - The fish sauce tries really hard to pull through, but the thai chili and szechuan peppercorn just packs a very spicy punch right to the throat. My partner had some trouble eating it and i needed some water to pull through. In my opinion its a bit too spicy for the average spice enjoyer, but if you love spice these will be great 3.8/5 - Filipino Tapsilog - The garlic rice with the savory meat and runny egg, you can't go wrong. This is a very traditional breakfast, nothing special, but they made it just right. Garlic rice is a must have with this kind of breakfast. Perfect to start off brunch and the vinegar acidity really helps with the oiliness if its too much for a person. 4.2 - Caribbean pineapple cornbread - Didn't think much of this outside i wanted a sweet appetizer or dessert but damn this surprises me. For someone who doesn't like coconut, the flakes are toasted just enough to give a crispiness to the dish. The soft inside with a crunchy outside can't be beat with its sweet cornbread. This was the star of the show and quite a surprise. Overall great experience, however the food came a bit slow, so was the service. I try not to fault them too much due to how many people were there. Still a bit a waiting for us to get an order in. read more

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The wings tower! We grabbed a table, had the wings, the kale salad and the curry. At first I thought I would need more because I was HONGRY! But we had a bottle of wine with the food and the universe was good. I still tend to think of Nue as a HH place but it really has some fun food that is more than a nibble. read more

Very cool concept highlighting different foods from various countries. Fun way to casually try out some new dishes. We got the South African bunny chow, Caribbean pineapple cornbread, Danish dream cakes and the Brazilian acaraje. The highlight was definitely the Brazilian acaraje. It was so perfectly crispy and savory. Texturally very well balanced. The bunny chow was good as well. Tasted like a lightly spiced curry. The bread did get a bit mushy though because of the sauce poured on top. Food: 8.5/10 Service: 10/10 Ambience: 9/10 read more

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More people need to mention the seating inside lol I'd rather them lean into the communal seating and just merge the tables together. The two tables on my left and right were both inches away from mine and this weird in between just reads as them wanting to squeeze in as many tables as possible to maximize profit. And with this arrangement I'm closer to my neighbors than the person I came with so I was just yelling across the table to be heard. Service was fine! Food came out fairly fast and servers were pretty responsive. Brussels sprouts wayy too crispy and basically burnt. Bunny chow was decent curry. Chengdu wings were crispy/juicy/spicy and the best of the bunch but the peppercorn is very much overpowered by everything else. I.e good but doesn't quite match the name read more

This place truly has something for everyone, and the flavors don't shy away from being bold! I've been here once or twice in person, and also had the luck of experiencing catering from them at an event I attended as well. It's a great place to grab drinks with friends, and is in Cap Hill but not the busiest part of it, if you're looking for a slightly quieter vibe or a landing point before going into the hub. Dishes - caribbean pineapple cornbread is unique and incredibly flavorful, buttery, and delicious - malaysian dhal is awesome has a punch of lemongrass that is vibrant and addictive - there was also a red spread (maybe piri piri sauce?) with pita, maybe made with peppers, nuts, and carrots? that was addictive as well! The chengdu wings are also great and packed with flavor, and I can taste the hit of lime and basil. read more

The staff were very friendly. The food was just ok. Nothing special about cornbread, just a lot of coconut over it. The Brussels sprouts have no taste, literally just baked Brussels sprouts? The sauce is good. The decoration doesn't felt has a lot of thought put into it, just whatever slapped into it without much care over the years. Uncomfortable seating. read more

Nue - East Indies Brussel Sprouts, Pineapple Cornbread - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Almost exactly ten years to the day from my last review, and I have visited Nue again. They've changed their menu a bit in recent years, and now have much more vegetarian and vegan friendly dishes on the menu, which I think makes sense given the local customer base. Their happy hour menu which applies from 3-6 every day, probably gives you the best value, and I would recommend visiting during happy hour as their normal menu prices are a bit high for the amount of food. We had the brussels sprouts, the hummus, and the cornbread to share, plus the Malaysian dal and the chengdu wings. The starters were all good, and were definitely the best part of the meal, but nothing was a standout. The brussels sprouts are roasted to a crisp, with two sauces (one creamy, one like nuoc cham). The hummus is smooth with nice toppings and lot of piping hot pita. The cornbread is a bit sweet with a lovely crust and inexplicably a bunch of coconut. The starters are small portions, so definitely more worth it during happy hour. Hilariously, I reviewed the Chengdu wings in my last review ten years ago, and if I'd read MY OWN REVIEW, I would've known to avoid the wings, which are still unbearably sweet. They are at least spicy now, but confusingly, despite being described as being made with Sichuan peppercorn, there is no numbing aspect to the spiciness at all -- it is all burn. It is a tolerable burn to me, but it is odd that there is no numbing from the Sichuan peppercorn they purportedly use. The chicken itself is crispy and juicy but the flavor is just so overwhelmingly sweet that I could not truly enjoy it. The Malaysian dal was good from the bite that I tried, but is also a little bit oddly sweet. All of the food, plus tax and tip came to about $80 for two people. Not a terrible price, but given that the mains missed the mark and the starters were good but not great, I don't think we'll be returning anytime soon. read more

when my friends want brunch, i ALWAYS suggest Nue. it's fun, unique and a transport across the world. we came in on a Sunday around 10:30 AM. were quickly seated and attended to. you cannot expect authentic food here, but rather a fusion / play on beloved tropes. i almost always get the chengdu chicken and waffles. it is the perfect savory - sweet brunch convo. waffles are soft and chewy and go well with the syrup and the chicken is always tender and bursting with flavor. if you're not here for brunch, please please try the tower of wings. the spice from the peppercorns and chili pairs so well with the crispy exterior and is an incredible combination. i love the decor and the energy of this place so much, from the plane ticket menu qr codes to the check in a travel book, it really lives up to its fun energy and is a great way to spend a morning. one of my seattle classics for sure read more

Nue - interior - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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We had a reservation for 9 PM on a Friday. Upon entering, we noticed the atmosphere was infused with various cultures--Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese, and more. While we knew this was a tapas restaurant, we each opted for the $35 three-course meal and shared different dishes. The kale salad was fresh, the Portuguese Piri Piri sandwich had the perfect crisp, and the Sri Lankan squash curry was incredibly flavorful. We also enjoyed our cocktails and beer! Although the restaurant closed at 10 PM, the staff patiently waited for us to finish our meal past 10:15 PM. We truly appreciated their friendly service! read more

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I came here for brunch and was amazed at the international or fusion options. Here are some of my favorites: * Colombian pandebono con bocadillo (cheese bread with guava paste) * Caribbean pineapple cornbread with toasted coconut * Brazilian acaraje (black-eyed pea fritters split and stuffed with vatapá, a mixture of prawns, ginger, habanero and peanut) * Chengdu chicken and waffles with fish sauce, lime, basil, mint, and Thai chili The food had flavors from all over the place, literally and figuratively. I liked them all. It was like going to a really good international food festival, and also being served. read more

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A very unique and intriguing restaurant concept that highlights food/flavors from different parts of the world. I didn't know what to expect when we came for dinner, but the food was good and there wasn't anything too crazy on the menu. There was something on the menu for everyone and would recommend coming for the experience. We were also able to get a table outside which was nice for our slightly larger group and the food came out pretty fast. Overall a great place if you want a variety of food and flavor profiles. read more

Nue - Tower of Chengdu Wings - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Visiting Seattle and needed a night out with some adventurous eaters. Nue was exactly the right choice. With a Fillipino flair influenced by many other cultures during the owner's travels, the menu was diverse and every dish had a unique flavor profile. From the sichuan pepper of the Chengdu Wings to the crispy, fatty, crunchy sliced pigs ear on through several more tapas-style shared plates, each item delivered. We left satisfied, each having tried at least one new thing. This is definitely added to my list of places to come back to for a unique bite! read more

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One of my favorite brunch spots in Seattle! I came on a Saturday and was lucky to get seats with no wait. There was indoor and outdoor seating. We tried two dishes--the South African Sunny Bunny and Chicken & Waffles. The Sunny Bunny featured Chicken Masala inside a toast with an egg on top. While the bread got a bit soggy from the sauce, I loved the flavor combo. My favorite was the Chengdu Chicken & Waffles--I'd definitely order it again. The staff was friendly as well! read more

Nue - South African Sunny Bunny (top) and Chengdu Chicken & Waffles (bottom) IG: michelleliphoto - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Very unique fusion spot! My friend and I went for Saturday brunch and it wasn't busy. Service was a bit slow. Chengdu Chicken & Waffle: The chicken was good, tasted kind of like fish sauce wings. The waffle, though, was a bit sad and only saved by the butter and maple syrup. Pineapple Coconut Cornbread: Super dry and super disappointing. I wasn't expecting that at all. Not sure if it was just an off day or if it always tastes like this? My friend liked the Bunny Chow for the novelty, but said she wouldn't order it again. read more

Came here for brunch with friends and the food was tasty! I ordered the Peri Peri Chicken Sandwich with fries and highly recommend getting it with fries. It's worth it, I promise! The fries were super crispy and reminded me of In-N-Out well-done fries. My friend got the Chicken Tower, and that was my favorite of the meal! It has a great tangy and chili/basil flavor. It does have a kick to it, so be careful if you're sensitive to spice. read more

Nue - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came here looking for some night bites after convention day. It was one of few places still open and sounded interesting. Friend and I decided to split a bunch of things. Some good, some not so much. Started with the "Thai Mang Da Na" - 'for the adventurous' because my friend likes to try let's say some unusual things... They are large water thai beetles, salted and have "Intense Flavors of Fruit". I found these to be gimmicky and not very "meaty" if you will. They were way salty and expensive at $20 for 3. They are not that big. I'd never get these, but my friend really wanted to and having tried it, I can't recommend. I got the Beetlejuice cocktail (coincidently named this as it's been a long-standing menu item and nothing to do with the movie coming out) was another disappointment. It's supposed to have all these flavors, and I sipped it slowly, it tasted like straight vodka. It was slightly cheaper than the run of the mill cocktails and I see why. Skip this, the 'Old Kochi' was much better. What was the good? Shared a plate of the East Indie Brussels which were great, and the Chengdu wings were excellent. The peppers on the wings give it an unexpected kick and the presentation is great. The "Bunny chow" (basically chicken masala) served in what looks like half a loaf of bread was ok. Interesting take on the popular Indian dish. The highlight for me were the ribs, perhaps because I so seldom have them. Great flavor, expensive but large and tender. The turmeric and soy glaze were great with a fair portion, it is shareable. Some misses, but overall, a great place with some experimental takes on popular dishes with prices to match. Would go back though, would recommend. read more

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Music Fire! Ambiance couldn't be any better of a match for the food. From the coconut on the cornbread to the fish sauce and peppers on the wings.. flavor bombs all around. Easily Top 5 in all of Seattle. read more

Came by for brunch and it was a lovely sunny morning to have outdoor dining. Nue has a lovely setup that provides a covered outdoor space with high tops and low top tables that allow you to seat outside and do some puppy and people watching. Menu has creative options and the rose sangria was wonderfully light and refreshing. We had; Rose sangria A Diet Coke Pineapple corn bread - so yummy, it has coconut shavings on it that added the dish. Chicken and waffles Filipino Tosilog Portions-wise, I feel like the waffles were yummy but I left an expensive brunch (context it's Cap Hill) feeling not full so that was odd for me to leave an API establishment and not feel full but happy to support during API month. Customer service was stellar and our waiter was so wonderful and kept checking on us. read more

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I've been here a few times their chicken wings are amazing. I definitely recommend this place to everyone.

The service was amazing. My cousin had reserved dinner for 7 people on a weekday. Our waitress was very patient and answered many of our questions. One of the waitresses had overheard us talking about buying some water and pointed us to a 7/11 nearby. They were all rock stars. And the restaurant had a good vibe with interesting cool decorations. The menu is unique and extensive in different culture dishes. There's something for everybody. The wings were sweet and salty with a hint of a caramelized fish sauce coating. The war chips were delicious, I'd get that again. Crispy fries, sauce hit the spot and onions to add brightness. There wasn't a dish a member of my family didn't like. Love to come back and try more dishes and their signature cocktails. read more

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Wanted to try something new. I heard great things about this place. Keep in mind my review is a bit over due, I went in 2021. I don't recommend the dishes we got, the curry lacked depth and the army stew was a bit lacking the deep anchovy flavor I like in Korean stews. I'd come back again to try their more well-known items and give it another shot. read more

Nue - Korean Army stew and Sri Lankan Squash Curry - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came here with a couple friend on a week day and had no problem getting a seat. It's located in a quieter part of Capitol Hill. The decorations is best described as international bric-a-brac/eclectic. They have shelves all along the walls filled with lots of knick-knacks from all over the world and bright red accents. Their menu is fairly small, but includes some options for the vegetarians in our group, as well as the omnivores and their drinks list includes some N/A options. I ordered the French tacos, and my friends at dinner had the Malaysian Dhal. The French tacos lean more towards Moroccan/Algerian, with the sauce, the warm spices and the sausage. Its more of a wrap than a taco, in the sense that it's complete warpped up and then cut in half. It seems to be panini pressed with grill marks on it. It comes with a side of fries that are well seasoned. For my drink, I ordered the Neu Fashioned. It was decent. Booze forward and not too sweet. Fun place! I'm glad that I stopped by! read more

This is a wonderful locally owned, partially female and Asian-owned business (It's a couple that's why I say partially). They love to experiment with regional foods from all over the world and will showcase different countries at different times. They have indoor and outdoor seating (it's small but cozy). Their kitchen also experiments with fun alcoholic beverages like in the summertime they made alcoholic freeze pops. Fun spot! read more

The restaurant is quite unique and has a lovely worldly menu that doesn't showcase the most well-known dishes. That being said, the flavors are really similar to other things most people have had - so don't be afraid to try something new! We had South African Bunny chow, which is essentially curry in a clam chowder bread bowl (but only soft bread) and French Tacos which were like steak burritos. Where I dock points is the restroom. It might be a small thing to some, but it is basically out of the restaurant. You need to walk down a corridor and arrive at the restroom where you enter a code. This corridor was really sketchy, perhaps just crowded with packaging and dimly lit (I forget exactly) but I just felt like I barely wanted to be there and I'm a full grown adult. Parking is also pay to park; there a couple lots nearby - but Capitol Hill is busy as is, and I went on a weekday. read more

Nue - South African Bunny Chow and French Tacos - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

If you're looking for a spot that takes you on a flavor trip around the world, Nue in Seattle is a must. This place nails global street food in a way that's exciting but still super approachable. Nue's commitment to authenticity and quality shines through in each dish, making it a standout destination for food enthusiasts eager to explore the world's flavors. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a meal at Nue promises a delightful culinary adventure. Great vibes, creative dishes, quick service and stuff you won't find anywhere else in Seattle. Definitely going back! read more

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Really surprised that most items (and we had everything on the menu (15 person group) were very good. The wings are one of the top items for sure. Even some of the drinks (expensive yes) are good... but it wasnt my money so I'm cool with that. If it was my money, nope. The service was lacking since the place is small and they seemed to be understaffed... I would still go back read more

By far the worst place I dined at in Seattle. I wanted to like this place because it was so unique inside and the vibes were good, but the food and service were not. Our water cups were still dirty with bits of dried food inside. We asked for new ones and they were still dirty. It took 2 tries to get clean cups. We ordered the bunny chow and the wings. The bunny chow was okay, but the wings were what ruined the experience. I've heard so many good things about the wings and was disappointed. I've attached a photo, but each wing still had feathers on it and it was disgusting. I couldn't eat them, we paid and left. read more

Nue - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I am working my way through their menu, I have had several items so far and have not been disappointed even a little. The food is that which you don't come by unless you are looking for it. The flavor combinations are amazing. I really do feel transported to another place/country. The service is friendly. read more

Great for Asian street food inspired dishes. Came with a large patty and was able to be seated fairly quickly, the interior is decorated like a fusion asian bar. So much to look at and the staff is very helpful during ordering. Generally the food was good, shareable, and each bite was delicious. Loved the short ribs and wings and drinks. Some of the other menu items were not as flavorful. read more

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. read more

Nue - Inside - Tapas/Small Plates Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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