The food and service at KYU was outstanding! We especially loved the crispy rice with salmon, short ribs and the hamachi crude! The room was packed and lively the night we went. The food was great but the cocktails were even better. A special shout out to Jacq and his crew who all made my friend's birthday celebration so special, by whipping up a special birthday cocktail for her - which was delicious!!!!! read more

My friend and I decided to come here at 6pm on a Saturday. The venue is super spacious and we got seated right away when we arrived a bit early. They had wine bottle's 30% off but unfortunately they do have limits so the sancerre I ordered was out. We got the the Din Din special, which includes 2 dishes per person and a Thai fried rice to share for $60. The duck breast and steak were nicely cooked and seasoned. Felt like the rice and the soft shell crab had too much sauce. Overall, it's a good amount of food. The service was pretty friendly, but a bit too attentive where we were still working on food, but kept asking if we were done with the plates. read more

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It's incredible how mediocre this place is, but the more crazy part is the 5 star reviews. The waiter we had this evening needs a training on effective communication. It was extremely distasteful and blatant that he was up selling to my boyfriend and I, and while I do appreciate the hustle, there's a fine line between being an asshole and acknowledging what the customer wants. When I asked about two dishes I wanted to try, he flat out ignored what I said and proceeded to push other items on the menu. Our table went largely ignored for the rest of the night. The food was extremely average and nothing I would ever crave/come back for. But the hot stone rice is probably the best thing on the menu but is still just "ok." We originally came here because we wanted to try the crispy tuna rice & compare it to Zuma and Nami Nori. They both do it better than here. There are so many options in the city- skip this one, you aren't missing anything. read more

This place is always packed and also packed with flavor! I love every dish its so thought out and hits every note! The sides are even the stars especially the yam, the corn, and the shishitos with a flavorful sauce. The service was a bit slow but they were busy. I come back time and time again for the crispy rice!! read more

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We loved just about everything about KYU! First, we had no reservations....wife and I just walked by and said cute place, let's eat! Hostess was super happy, friendly and accommodating even though it was a Friday night and the place was packed. Told us only option was outside and we'd have to be done within an hour, which was fine for us. Then the service was above and beyond. Right on top of us at all times and at the right times for water refills, timing around apps and mains coming to the table, great suggestions on what to eat, etc. Food was just superb...started with the crispy rice and tuna and it was a nice big chunk of super tasty tuna sitting on a perfectly crisped rice cake. Just melt in your mouth kinda goodness. We followed up with some sort of sweet potato with cheese dish and it was unlike anything I've ever eaten before. Again, so good. Finally, I had the duck tips while the wife had a rice dish w veggies. Both were cooked and seasoned to perfection and decent sized portions....for people saying sizes were too small, I don't get it, because we had enough for both of us to take home a bag full of leftovers. The ONLY complaint I could come up with was that while sitting outside, we were getting sprinkled with the AC units above our heads from tenants of the building which was def annoying, but when we asked the immediately moved our table. Would suggest to management that they ask the tenant to use one of those plastic tubes to divert the water away from tables. All in all, a very nice night out and thanks to KYU for a very differentiated dining experience. read more

Great spot for brunch, a date, a time out with friends. The dining area is huge so you can have a group dinner without any problem. Loved the spicy tuna crispy rice and Japanese soufflé pancake. Wanted to try the coconut cake but the dessert menu is not served during brunch so I will have to come back to try the dinner and dessert menus. read more

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My friend brought me here on Sunday brunch. Positives: Ambiance was lovely. We really liked the fried kale and everything miso butter scones. Negatives: Unfortunately my friend bit into a fried chicken thigh that was raw inside. This definitely dampened the experience for us as we were really excited to try this place. They offered to replace the chicken but we didn't really want any more at this point. We felt like they were a little pushy about us ordering a replacement entree instead of offering a comp. We ended up getting the eggs Benedict but couldn't eat it. We asked for it to go. The way it was packed was just all shoved in a little box with little to no care. Overall, if you're in the city - there are much better restaurants to splurge on. read more

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Fabulous! I brought a party of 8 and we had an amazing evening. The room was full and still not too noisy for real conversation. And. Wait for it: The food is incomparable! Each dish original, unusual and downright perfect! Ok the marrow was my favorite, no! the duck... The wine pairings were suggested by the staff and easy and great, the servers were relaxed and professional, All together the best Manhattan meal I have had in a very long time. Don't miss it! read more

We love KYU in Miami. And we were extremely happy when they opened another restaurant in NYC. KYU NYC didn't disappoint. Same great food, amazing service and wonderful ambiance. Bone marrow and beef tartare are absolutely much have dishes! Highly recommend! read more

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I was skeptical about the average yelp reviews but our experience was amazing. We celebrated our anniversary & they accommodated my special request (champagne upon seating). In addition, they seated us at a tucked-away corner table; the candlelit ambiance was perfect for the occasion. I'm also skeptical about "Asian-inspired" restaurants but the flavors were perfection; definitely more Korean-influenced. Excellent drink selection. Lovely staff. Would absolutely recommend + return! read more

KYU - View from our corner table - Asian Fusion Near Me - New York, New York

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Overall rating: 4.0 What can I say, what can I say. Reading the other low reviews, I definitely did not want to try this place. Seems like it's unnecessarily expensive. AND THEN, I found out they have a food happy hour from 5-7 on weekdays Getting in was pretty easy, came around 5:30 or so. Decor was beautiful. The service was really nice. I had two items (no alcohol) with mixed reviews: - chickpea crispy rice $10.. it was goood. unexpected. Reasonable. Surprisingly filling! - dark chocolate s'mores cake $10 if I could, I would just ask for the ice cream. The ice cream was so good! but I wish it was clear it was a lava cake in the description!! Ugh. I have never not left a dessert uneaten. But there's a first for everything And due to that fact alone, I'll have to rate lower than I usually do. Open to trying some other dishes, if a future date would like to go. But I won't be seeking this place on my own. read more

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Nice place great ambience. The food was better than I anticipated.. customer service was good. I didn't get a chance to get pictures, but I will definitely be back. Oh very good cocktails read more

before I begin the food review I want to give a huge shoutout to our FIRST server, Miguel. he was extremely lovely and a great conversationalist and made our time at Kyu so much more memorable. he offered the best service so I hope the Kyu team really appreciates him! miguel had let us know that our server was on a break and that she will be taking us over but after introducing her to us as our new server.. WE COULDNT FIND HER THE ENTIRE NIGHT. I wanted to order more food and needed our waters refilled but our new server was no where to be seen. so even more kudos to miguel. the food itself was pretty good! I went to the Kyu in miami before they closed and was super excited to see them open a location in new york. we had the pork belly, the brussels sprouts, 2 orders of the salmon crispy rice and I got the japanese yam drink and my friend got the elderberry drink. the pork belly was a little bit too salty for me as well as the brussels but the salmon crispy rice was pretty solid. not soggy and had the perfect ratio of rice and fish. the japanese yam drink was super yummy and not strong at all if that's your cup of tea. overall the ambiance of kyu is still as beautiful as it was in miami! it's definitely great for girls night and to grab a drink. read more

Pretty good i like the interior, service is great waiting time frame is good . The staff is friendly and respectful read more

KYU - I love this beer every ramen spot I go to, I order this - Asian Fusion Near Me - New York, New York

If you're looking for a culinary adventure, Kyu NYC is the place to be! I finally checked it out, and wow--it did not disappoint. Originally from Miami's Wynwood district, their wood-smoked and wood-grilled Asian dishes are an absolute flavor explosion. Every bite felt like something new and exciting. The blend of exotic ingredients and smoky techniques made the entire meal unforgettable. Now I get why it's James Beard-nominated and a Time Magazine winner! If you're a foodie like me, this spot is a must-visit in the heart of NYC. read more

KYU - Asian Fusion Near Me - New York, New York

Came here on a Tuesday night and it was a full house! The food was delicious! We started off with the tuna crispy rice (must have).. then we had the soft shell crab- I felt it was a bit fishy and I would pass on that. The sweet potato was absolutely delicious and so was the grilled octopus and fried chicken! I took a star off due to the drink menu. I ordered a "pink puppy" which is their version of a lychee martini.... Did not enjoy it at all! I should of just stuck with wine from the start. Other than that the food was amazing and the service was top notch. I highly recommend coming here. And I look forward to coming back! read more

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Excellent elevated Asian fusion dining experience. Stone pot fried rice was phenomenal, highly recommend. Korean Baby Back Ribs were delicious. Each dish we tried was bursting with a wide variety of flavors and textures. Interior decor, ambiance and bar are beautifully done. This restaurant is splurge worthy. Pros: Incredible flavor, extensive offerings, ambiance. Cons: Pricey, difficult to get reservations. read more

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A spectacular restaurant to celebrate a birthday! For my celebration this year, I came as a group of 8 and was well taken care of throughout the night. The waitress was sure to provide her recommendations (without being too pushy) and let us know how much food would be appropriate. She perfectly coursed out the items we ordered (crispy rice, fried rice, yams, duck burnt ends, short rib) to ensure we had to savor every bite. The desserts were a star as well with keen attention to detail! read more

Food was so good!!! Counting down the days until I go back. Favorite things we got were the pork belly bao buns and corn ribs. I recommend going with a big group so you can try more menu items read more

KYU - Cocktail - Asian Fusion Near Me - New York, New York

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Kyu has come to New York and it is definitely the new spot for birthday celebrations or just getting together with friends. The space formerly housed Bobby Flay's Gato which closed during the Pandemic. It has been completely redone with a beautiful bar upfront. The service is very good but a bit impersonal. The menu is also good with some interesting items. The cocktails are also very good. None of the individual elements matter as much as the whole, Kyu is meant to be a spot to get together with friends for a celebration. It certainly achieves that. Well done. read more

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Outside of the delicious charred octopus and the general atmosphere, my meal and overall experience was forgettable. Our tabled ordered a wide variety of dishes and each one lacked flavor. For my drink I ordered a grapefruit heavy Pink Puppy that was nice but also blah. The waitstaff was fast and attentive but I wouldn't go back for the service alone. The Miami location exceeds where the soho location lacks, taste and flavor. Could have gone to Nobu. read more

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Eh - just ok I'd be ok if I never had it again. I like that it was family style because I was able to try a bunch of different things. Started off with the tuna and crispy rice, which was kind of bland. Then we tried the softshell crab sticky buns and the crispy pork sticky buns. The crispy pork, sticky buns were probably one of my favorite things on the menu I could've just eaten the crispy pork by itself. The roasted cauliflower was surprisingly good. The green sauce that came with it made the dish. The beef tenderloin, and the sliced duck were good, but did not overly impress me. The Korean fried chicken was good but I've had better. The grilled octopus was very good. I would have that again. I did not like the mushrooms. The milk bread dessert was good, but I did not like the sauce. The s'mores dessert was pretty good as well. All in all I don't think I'll be back. read more

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Look, for folks who don't check the price of a restaurant before booking a reservation, there may be some sticker shock at KYU. It's an expensive, special occasion meal... but what you pay for is what you get here. Ambiance. Experience. Taste. All are delivered in full. Everything is divine and rich and flavor. The tuna crispy rice is the shining star, but don't sleep on the pork buns, duck burnt ends, or Thai fried rice. Make sure you get a table in the main dining area, that's where you get to take in the full scope of the atmosphere. read more

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This place was amazing!!! Not sure why it only has 3.5 stars. Came here on a holiday weekend and even though indoor seating was fully booked from reservations, we were able to get seated right away outside. Service was phenomenal! The waiters and waitresses were so pleasant and friendly and really enhanced the dining experience. :) We ordered the hamachi crispy rice which came out quickly after we ordered. This was followed by the maitake mushrooms with smoked pumpkin miso and pepitas and THIS WAS TO DIE FOR!!!! I didn't know what to expect, but the flavors were so deep and the miso sauce paired perfectly with the umami flavor in the mushroom. The toasted pepitas also added a nice texture. We also ordered the Japanese sweet potato with buttered black sugar. It was so warm and the butter oozed out of the potato. The potato with the mushroom together was a nice combination. We got the beef short ribs as the main course and I was blown away by how tender and juicy the meat was. The meat fell right off the bone and it was fun to try the short ribs with the different sauces (+ salt/pepper/wasabi) on the board. It was refreshing to wrap it in lettuce with cilantro! Even though we were stuffed from four amazing dishes, we opted to end the night with mom's coconut cake which came with a scoop of coconut ice cream and toasted coconut flakes - all of this in one bite was phenomenal. The cream cheese frosting wasn't too sweet and the frosting to cake ratio was perfect. I highly recommend this place for dinner!! I would definitely come back. read more

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Came here for dinner with friends and it was pure perfection. I also really like the Miami location so I was pretty excited that there is a NY one. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. For the three of us, we shared the beef short ribs, roasted cauliflower, king crab stone pot, duck burnt ends and the Japanese sweet potato. We were stuffed beyond stuffed. The portions are very shareable and perfect for the three of us. The cocktails were more creative in name than taste but still all solid. We had an amazing meal here and heard about the Sunday deal so we kept talking about planning another meal here on Sunday read more

My friend and I came here and did the tasting experience together (p.s. 2 tiny girls). We chose this just because we wanted to try everything since we were indecisive and I will say, pack it to go if you cant finish. Trying to think off top of my head of the food that came: 1. kale - really crispy but very very salty and oily 2. tuna rice - good! 3. cauliflower - good! i personally love goat cheese though so maybe i'm biased. 4. rice pot - favoriteee 5. chicken - mediocre..? 6. sweet potato - horrible due to the fact that half of them is coated in sweet sauce (which is good) but half of them is coated in REALLY salty sauce and if you accidentally taste both of them together, it doesnt mix well at all. 7. short rib - good, soft and peels off easily. 8. coconut cake dessert - really good. I'd suggest dressing up to avoid feeling out of place. Toward the end of dessert, there was still a significant portion left, and a random waiter asked if they could clear the plate. I replied, "I'm still working on it," and they awkwardly said, "Take your time." Strange..? Later, when my friend went to the bathroom, the waiter rushed us to pay and stood by the table for around 3 mins until she came back to pay together. It felt like they were urging us to leave, which wasn't the service I expected after a $400 dinner... I can't sit around to chat but the table near us with people just ordering cocktails only can? Nonetheless, experience was ok but food is good. read more

Booked for Friday evening via Dorsia The space itself is probably the nicest aspect of this entire thing. But beyond that, it goes downhill quick The food is 1 star and we tried quite a bit. The sesame noodles, tuna crispy rice, sweet potato, and short ribs. Everything was pretty poor and uninspired. Just did not taste as good as what you'd expect for the price point. The drinks were pretty meh as well. While not awful, they certainly weren't anything special The service was fine. Not good, not bad. It's clear management is not mean-spirited, but maybe just incompetent instead The place was full of a 20s to early 30s crowd. Perhaps one big red flag- for a purportedly Asian restaurant, there weren't any dining here read more

Rip off place Stay away Dumplings disguised as Goyza and guess how many u get 3 for a bargain price of 25 dollars You're lucky if u don't spend 200 dollars and then you'll still be hungry Do yourself a favor head to nycs Chinatown to a known place like who hop at 17 mitt street that has been around since 1938 Stay clear away from Kyu or should be say the college of nyu read more

Writing a quick update to say, this place still checks off the boxes for me! Needed to find a last-minute brunch spot in the city that my friends living in all different boroughs could reach easily. We were looking for something Asian inspired and I thought of this place. We were easily able to make a next-day reservation to accommodate a large party (7) for 12:15. The restaurant was not crowded and our server was great. We had two pitchers of lychee bellinis (YUM!) and guava bellinis (skip, the flavor is not very strong). For apps, we had the everything scones which were amazing. The chive miso butter and cherry jam were the perfect pairing. I wanted to eat the whole basket! We also had the tuna crispy fried rice which was better for me this time around. For entrees, we got an array of different things including the duck scramble, short rib hash, and ssamjang chicken sandwich (does not come with a side FYI). For me, the star was the eggs benedict with short rib! I loved how tender the meat was and how perfectly cooked the poached eggs were. My only gripe was that the hollandaise had too much yuzu in it for my taste. I ordered this with a side of breakfast potatoes which were also solid. For dessert, we had the Thai tea shaved ice which was massive. Each bite was a little different between the bites of boba, Nutella mousse, and whipped cream. Overall, a fantastic brunch and another reason to come back to this place! Rating: 4.5/5 stars! read more

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What an incredible experience. Food was amazing ! The Korean fried chicken was to die for with their sauce. Must try their wagyu truffle toast. Cocktails were unique and refreshing. Highly recommend for dining. read more

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This was great, albeit very, very expensive. First visit, we got the tuna on crispy rice, the cauliflower, the Japanese sweet potato, the stone pot fried rice with duck, the lamb saddle, and the s'mores cake. There wasn't anything we didn't like, but our single favorite dish was the lamb saddle, and I'm not sure there's anything that would be a must for next time -- as great as the lamb saddle was, there are other items on the smoked menu that looked great as well. On the downside, everything was very expensive and extremely heavy -- we were told that three dishes per person would be a good amount of food, but we probably could have stopped before the lamb saddle and dessert and been full. read more

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Kyu is a super aesthetic restaurant that would make for a great date night around NYC. I ended up coming to this restaurant after having dinner at another restaurant and going for an evening walk with my girlfriend. While I was walking, I was able to see the bar area through the glass and thought to myself that this would be a cute place to get drinks at. I walked inside and only wanted drinks, so we were offered either bar seating or at the lounge area near the bar, so we opted for the lounge seating high top. The bar area was cute with tall ceilings (I did not walk passed the bar area to see the rest of the restaurant). Since we still had some room from dinner about an hour ago, we decided to order a dessert to share. We ordered the Almond Fudge Sundae, although I think that the next time I come to this restaurant, I would like to check out the Strawberry Vacherin. The Almond Fudge Sundae was basically three scoops of vanilla ice cream, covered in an almond coating, alongside fudge-filled cones, caramel balls (with caramel liquid inside), and tiny chocolate cake pieces. The desert overall was simple, yet complex, because of the nutty exterior, caramel sauce, and smoothness of the ice cream. I liked the dessert, however, I would enjoy the dessert more if it had just a tad less almond covering. It felt as if most of the bites had too many almond pieces and that overwhelmed the dessert at times. For drinks, we ordered the Panda Forest and the Sweet and Sour. The Panda Forest was a combination of dark rum, herbs, and coconut cream. Despite the ingredients, the flavor was not herbaceous. The drink was basically like a coconut cream with a strong rum flavor. If you love coconut and strong pours, this drink is for you. The Sweet and Sour had an aesthetically pleasing look to it, due to sliced strawberry that was frozen within the large ice cube. The drink was not bad, however, the spiciness of the pepper-infused alcohol left a bit of a burn at the back of the throat after taking a few sips. It was not bad, but I would have to say that the Panda Forest was the better drink between the two. Overall, the dessert and drinks were pretty good. I will most likely return for a special occasion. The restaurant is definitely more on the expensive side. I also heard that they have locations in Miami and in Mexico City. I might even check those locations out, as well. read more

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After seeing numerous Tik Tok and Instagram posts raving about Kyu, I was super excited when I finally got a reservation (about 1.5 months in advance). Unfortunately, this was probably the most disappointing dining experiences I've had in NYC to date... The ambiance and service were great but the food was very under-seasoned and uninteresting, overall. The Mussels and Duck Breast Burnt Ends were the best dishes we tried but were still very average. I was excited to try the Tuna Crispy Rice but that was very under-seasoned and the texture of the crispy rice was very chewy. The Miatke Mushrooms were terrible, they tasted like they were boiled and a drop of sesame oil was added. We returned that dish and our waitress was super kind about the situation and refunded us, which we really appreciated. Overall, I don't recommend and am rather confused by some of the rave reviews I've seen over the past couple of months. read more

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So this restaurant is actually new but has a sister location in Miami that is very famous. It's very beautiful inside and the vibes are great off a later dinner. The service was good and everyone was very polite. The food was good but definitely overpriced. We started with the tuna tataki, Wagyu toast, Korean fried chicken, and grilled octopus. The tuna tataki melted in your mouth and the sauce it came with was delicious but the majority of the plate was filled with roasted peppers which was kind of a catfish. The Wagyu toast was fantastic but with a price tag like that it has to be. Although it was delicious, sometimes the buttered toast overpowered the other flavors of the Wagyu and truffle. The Korean fried chicken was cooked very well but the star of the dish was the sauce that it was on and I definitely need to find another place that'll make sauce like this. The grilled octopus was not good. Not even close to the best grilled octopus I've had but I did enjoy the heart of palms ceviche it came with so that's something. For our entree we shared the short rib as it came highly recommended. It was a fun dish since you could make your lettuce wraps and there were a few sauces alongside and it literally fell off the bone. However, it was EXTREMELY salty. I got the first piece on the end which had the dry rub on it and it took me 5 minutes to recover from all the salt. After that, I made sure to scrape off some of the seasoning so I was a little disappointed with that. Finally, we got the milk bread for dessert which I loved. Granted, it was an overpriced piece of brioche with grilled pineapple but still very very tasty. Overall, lots of good food. A few things could be better. All the things could be cheaper. read more

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So incredibly amazing. To begin - the drinks!! Get the Foo Dog and the Wabi Sabi. Mixed to perfection. A group of 4 of us came in and we ordered: - tuna crispy rice - Korean fried chicken - duck fried rice - short rib - lamb saddle Everything was a 12/10. 0 complaints. Phenomenal food, and phenomenal service. We will be running back!!! :) read more

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Miami vibes in NYC. This spot definitely has a different vibe and ambience . Love the interiors and the open kitchen look. It was two of us and the portion size was decent so we were quite full: We ordered with the shishito peppers, Korean fried chicken and the stone pot thai fried rice. Everything tasted delicious and was served hot. Highly recommend the stone pot fried rice. For dessert - we got the soaked milk bread which was average. The bread was not soaked or moist as expected. 10/10 for the pink puppy cocktail which was vodka, lychee juice and yuzu. Very light and easy to drink. Ended up getting 3 of those. Overall a great spot for a date night or to celebrate a special event. I did see them bringing a small candle for someone's birthday which was super cute. read more

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Had dinner at this beautiful restaurant last night with 4 friends and it was amazing. Ambience, lighting, etc were perfect. Christian, our server, walked us thru the menu, giving excellent advice as to the best things to order. The he hamachi fried rice, Korean fried chicken wete favorites though everything we ate was delicious and unique. The coconut cake was fabulous. The only reason I did not give the restaurant 5 stars was because of the wine list. The $95 bottle of wine we ordered (he least expensive wine listed) tasted like a $10 bottle. That was disappointing read more

The communication and customer from this establishment is unmatched!! Andddd that is because they have absolutely NONE!! They should be embarrassed how could you charge the prices you do and treat your customers like crap. I went in for the KYU experience plus beverage pairing for 2 and the bill was close to 500!!! There's so much food that gets served you can't eat it all in one setting. So to my surprise when I arrived home to see the severs and waiter did not pack all my expensive food to go, I was highly upset. I called left a message, spoke to the reservation line because of course you can't call the restaurant directly in 2025. I was informed a General Manager or Manager either a Pedro or Roger would be contacting me, and crickets!!! I've emailed a person named Raquel also and nothing. You would think someone would have called by now to atleast follow up with my concerns and nothing!!! What makes me more upset than being ignored is the fact that the restaurant was not even close to busy so there was no need to rush packing my items. There was no communications at the restaurant with the staff so of course management is the same. These people or guided by management and it shows. Please go elsewhere NYC has so many other great establishments where you can go and feel valued as a patron, this is not the place. Spend your hard earned dollars at a place that communicates and listens to their customers. Needless to say I will not be returning and anyone who even mentions going here I will in fact do my best to point them elsewhere. read more

The food is good and KYU has a nice atmosphere. Look to other reviews for details. This 2 star rating is a warning based on my experience with the sampling/tasting menu and my server. There is entirely too much food if a couple makes the tasting menu choice. We were told there would be 9 of the most popular dishes, however we both be required to order it. But we were not told they were full portions and that we'd be lucky to eat a third of it. And these are not light dishes, these are heavy foods like ribs and fried chicken. Even the veggie dishes are heavy. Alternatively, we could have ordered just three dishes at a third of the price and had plenty of food. I watched the couple next to us have the same experience. And the dishes come out rapid fire. So unlike a tasting menu, they don't arrive in a intentional sequence and there is no chance to savor and enjoy each dish. It ruined the experience to have a ton of food piling up on the table like an NYC version of Golden Corral. They ultimately boxed it to go (although with the kale missing after specifically assuring me it was there), but I didn't intend on leaving with a weeks worth of pricey leftovers when I ordered. read more

The clubby Miami spot just opened in NYC, where the food is all just as decent as it is in Miami. It's more about the scene, so come here later on at night probably and order drinks. The Baby Back Ribs are great ($40), but there is better crispy rice to be had all around town. read more

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