

Nue Seattle is a globally inspired street food restaurant on Capitol Hill, serving hard-to-find dishes from around the world since 2015. Our ever-changing menu features favorites like Burmese Laphet Thoke, South African Bunny Chow, and Filipino silog, made with fresh ingredients and cultural respect, not fusion. We’ve been featured on the Food Network, Travel Channel, Cooking Channel, Atlas Obscura, New York Magazine, and more. Casual and welcoming, we’re open for brunch, lunch, and dinner.
A memorabilia-packed dining room sets the tone for hip takes on street eats from around the globe.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1519 14th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: (206) 257-0312
Website: http://www.nueseattle.com/
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Reservations: nueseattle.comopentable.com
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Speaking of food, it was exceptional. I don’t know how one restaurant can perfect so many cuisines. The cornbread is sweet and fluffy . The South African curry served in traditional bread is a beautiful balance of sweet and nutty, and the Balinese ribs are saucy, tender, and generously meaty. The addition of peanuts on the ribs is a total hit.
Our server was incredibly kind and offered spot-on food and drink recommendations. Their drinks are also unique and absolutely delicious!
I truly wanted to give a five-star review, but I ran into a problem with the sangria. If you’re going to charge for a carafe, please give your guests the true value—not a carafe full of ice. On my last visit, it arrived so packed with ice that it only poured three glasses, compared to the generous carafe I enjoyed before. When I raised this, the server initially dismissed me in a way that made me feel like my integrity was being doubted, which was disappointing.
To his credit, he did backtrack and apologize after I said I would just write a review. Still, if the carafe can’t consistently deliver value, it should be removed from the menu rather than charging guests the same as individual drinks. BTW-that is a picture of the first carafe from the week prior. My phone died before taking a picture of the iced carafe.
That said, I still love this place. The flavors are powerful, comforting, and full of heart. When the service rises to match the excellence of the food, this restaurant shines as one of the best dining experiences anywhere.
We came on a holiday Sunday and there was only one chef working. Had to wait a lonnng time for any food.
Will be back to try their chicken wings happy hour!
we didn’t like the other 2 female workers there. Besides that interesting restaurant with a lot to see inside and has outdoor patio seatings too . Mixture of diff cultures and diff music. We heard Spanish, Chinese, and English all mixed in.
The wing tower was great little spicy! They can’t give you other flavors once dinner hits. The roti was good too the curry was citrus flavored it was different! They had fresh lemonades and Arnold Palmer’s little watered down but atleast fresh made . The
The bathroom was like a little maze coming out lol. The food was like Indian finger food vibe where you can taste the cumin.
The wings was great little spicy! They can’t give you other flavors once dinner. The kids did enjoy the Australian fairy bread dessert for my bf birthday
The fries were exceptionally crisp and smothered in tangy sauce with sambal to dip into. I have never had such decadent fries at a brunch spot. I got the Korean noodle dish and it is served cold. The candied lotus roots were a delight to crunch into. The shakshuka was good, but a little too much on the tangy side for me. Vegetarians have a few options here but meat eaters will have a field day.