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Asia de Cuba
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237 Madison Ave.,
New York, NY 10016
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Mon-Wed, noon-3pm and 5:30-11pm; Thu-Fri, noon-3pm and 5:30pm-11:30pm; Sat, 5:30pm-11:30pm; Sun, 5:30pm-11pm
Nearby Subway Stops
6 at 33rd St.; 4, 5, 6, 7, S at Grand Central-42nd St.
Prices
$24-$75
Payment Methods
American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Special Features
- Celeb-Spotting
- Dine at the Bar
- Good for Groups
- Hot Spot
- Lunch
- Prix-Fixe
- Singles Scene
Alcohol
- Full Bar
Reservations
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- Make a Reservation with opentable.com
Profile
Once you get a load of the scene at this place—one of New York's most perennially hip restaurants, right up there with Nobu—you'll be doubly impressed the food is so good. The theme is Asia meets Cuba (or at least Latin cuisine generally), but nothing feels forced. Dishes are served family style—great for large groups. The centerpiece of the white-curtained Philippe Starck dining room is a communal table for 36. Asia de Cuba calls Ian Schrager's Morgans Hotel home.
Fashion Prix-FixeMon.–Fri., 5:30 p.m.–6 p.m., three courses, $39
Recommended DishesHoney rum roast pork, $35; calamari salad, $24
| 8.8 | "Recommended" Average Reader Rating on a Scale of 10 |
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Wonderful place to celebrate!
NYCLover64 from New York | Posted on 11/12/06
| Food: | 10 |
| Service: | 10 |
| Décor: | 10 |
| Value: | 9 |
Food was amazing, waitress super nice, decor beautiful, drinks amazing... just an overall great place to eat. On the expensive side, but well worth it. Get the coconut dream martini, it's amazing.
Perfect! if only the food was good
ChouxGirl from Dutchess County | Posted on 1/17/06
| Food: | 1 |
| Service: | 9 |
| Décor: | 5 |
| Value: | 3 |
The service was great, the atmosphere appealing. The drinks, not bad. But the food horrible. They put out horrific food for a Saturday night and not to mention how pricy it all was. They say you get what you pay for...Read More
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