Chubo--CLOSED
(212) 674-6300
6 Clinton St
(at Between East Houston Street and Stanton Street)
New York,
NY
10002
40.7211
-73.9839
Neighborhoods: Lower East Side, Downtown
Last updated 5.06.09
What People Are Saying About Chubo--CLOSED
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The Scene
Inside the small, streamlined space--with its rough-hewn wood paneling, low candlelight and cushioned stools by the back bar--you'll find this sweet Clinton Street restaurant. Dining choices range from three-course, ingredient-themed tasting menus or a regular, seasonal a la carte menu. Chubo lets you reserve ahead, making the long banquettes and young, fun vibe ideal for large parties and first dates. Service tries to keep up with the quick-paced kitchen.
The Food
The international menu combines Asian, European and New World flavors. Hits include starters like tender, pepper-flecked squid with carrot and ginger; simple honey-mustard jicama; and rich duck phyllo rolls balanced with sweet plum drizzles. Entrees include rich goat cheese-mushroom shumai; miso chicken breast with gnocchi; and London broil with onion marmalade. Among desserts, the luscious green-tea panna cotta and miniature chocolate molten cake with homemade ice cream are winners.
User Reviews
jbowels
September 02, 2007
Stumbled into this cute restaurant early last week. Not a busy nite, but the flavors were great. Wines were reasonably priced and server was knowledgeable with pairing a bottle with what we ordered. The doors were open and there was a great breeze and we felt like we were transported off of Clinton Street.
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April 10, 2007
If Falai, Alias, Tides, Clinton St Baking Company, Il Bagatto, Max's, Frankies Spuntino and Schiller's are full, not a bad place for a meal.
read full reviewpierre47
April 08, 2007
I don t really know waht Chubo means , but those guys in the kitchen, they know what they re doing! I went there for my wife's Bday and let me tell you that I found real funny that the food is as precise than in THE most famous restaurant in town, yes ! They use, uzu, soba , Chilian Seabass, hudson valley duck and more that I don t remember! ( my wife does !!! ) It looks like this restaurant is very quiet during the week ( I love that ! ) and way too crowded on fridays and saturdays , so choose what kind of atmosphere you like , but don t miss it!
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