

Contemporary American cooking with Asian influences in a casual space featuring reclaimed materials.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 536 E 5th St, New York, NY 10009
Phone: (646) 833-7811
Website: http://www.tuomenyc.com/
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Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
We went during NYC restaurant week so we got a lot of food for a great deal. Quite cute interior, but the space was a bit tiny.
Please keep in mind that they do not take apple pay . Make sure you have either cash or physical card to pay (the nearest atm is 15 minutes away)
The food was excellent. I loved the scallop with foie gras. For mains, I had the snow crab and chicken. The snow crab came with al dente noodles in a creamy sauce topped with crab, and the chicken was served two ways – grilled and fried.
I highly recommend this place for a date night or a special occasion.
The restaurant toilet is clean and cozy. But doesn’t make it a Michelin star grade restaurant. Maybe it comes with the old buildings in that area. The sink feel like the ones you use on a flight.
Interesting and unique wine list, mostly Eurocentric. The host was very considerate in explaining our wine choice in case we didn’t want it, especially since the one we chose was a very different flavor than most wines.
My food recommendations would be the quail, it offers a unique different taste than chicken with a sauce that reminded me of Peking duck sauce. Also the octopus and the lamb were very delicious.
The staff were professional and attentive, and for a Michelin-starred restaurant it had a personal and open feel to the atmosphere with a good value, in my opinion, for food and drink.
The Scallion Puffs are on the house and is definitely one of the best on the house starters that I ever had. The eggs and scallop appetizers were excellent teasers to our main dishes. Both were bite sized, packed a surprising amount of flavor, and left us wanting more.
The mains are on the smaller size. I got the Lamb while my friend got the Snow Crab. Both were like enlarged appetizers. Each were extremely tasty but still left us wanting a bit more. The Beignets were a cute, pleasant finisher.
Overall, the experience and dishes were spectacular. Big eaters will be asking for larger portions, but I will definitely come back for the special occasion.
The experience was not pleasant. We were seated at a makeshift table, where the window was right behind me. My seat was the bench to the window (essentially where people sit to wait to be seated). I do not know if this is an everyday thing or because they were overbooked but this was not pleasant. The table was right next to the door, so everytime the door opens the wind blasts at us (it did not help that there was a kid that was running in and out of the restaurant). Other guests were standing right next to our table hovering right over us as we were eating and because they were waiting to be seated. For a “fine dining” restaurant there was nothing “fine dining” to it.
The food however was very good. The blending of Asian influences with a modern approach was very nice. The fried chicken was incredible. The inside was still super juicy and soft while the outside was very crispy. That was our favorite dish of the night.