Asia De Cuba

St Martins Lane Hotel, 45 St. Martin's Lane, Covent Garden, London

Asia De Cuba

6/10 from 2 user reviews

"The new menu represents Chef Pous' interpretation of what Asian-influenced Cuban food would be today if Cubans had been able to innovate and evolve their cuisine over the past 50 years"

- Asia De Cuba

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Address:	45 St. Martin's Lane Covent Garden London WC2N 4HX
Map:	Map & nearby
Cuisine:	International
Region:	Covent Garden
Nearest Station:	Leicester Square
Telephone:	020 7300 5588 Call: 020 7300 5588 Book a table
Opening Hours: Breakfast: 07.00 - 11.30 Lunch: 12noon - 14:30 Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 17.00 - 23.00 Friday & Saturday: 17.00 - Midnight Sunday: 17.00 - 22.30
Menu:	See Menu
Dress Code:	Smart Casual
Facilities & Info: Party bookings accepted Private hire available Booking advisable Disabled access/facilities Children welcome Credit cards accepted Background music

About: The menu created by Asia de Cuba's Executive Concept Chef Luis A Pous presents an inspiring concept of Asian-influenced Cuba food. Representing the perfect culinary marriage of Latin and Asian ingredients, techniques and flavours, the innovative menu is sophisticated yet whimsical, and above all, fun.

The newly updated menu consists of five main sections: Ceviches, Small Plates, Salads, Wok and Plancha and features an extensive selection of hand-crafted cocktails, built on classic formulas, that draw inspiration from Asia and Cuba and mirror the approachable and tropical nature of the food.

Now available at Asia De Cuba Bar: Cocktail and Ceviche Pairings
Weekend Bottomless Brunch (Friday to Sunday) 12pm - 4pm - Saturdays feature a live Latin Music Band.

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While other fashionable restaurants have arrived since Asia de Cuba opened in 1999, beautiful people still flock here to see and be seen. The interior has been designed by Philippe Starck, and the menu fuses Latin and Asian food, but the atmosphere is more about socialising than eating.

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Available until: November 27, 2017

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The Latest User Reviews of Asia De Cuba

User Rating: 10 / 10

Fionka
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Member since: Sep 2011

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I was in "Asia de Cuba" many times and always enjoyed it. Prices are quite high but food and service are worth it for sure.

Added on Fri 16 Sep 2011 at 17:06:54 [report] [respond]

User Rating: 2 / 10

A Customer
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Member since: Sep 2006

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We went for the Bento Box offer, the staff were rude, the food wasn't worth the money and when we didn't pay the 15% optional service charge, they didn't even have the decency to come and ask what problems we had - awful.
It seems the offer is to get people in the restaurat, rather than trying to entice you to go back to select from the full menu - I will not be going back.
On a positive note the edamame was great.

Added on Tue 31 Mar 2009 at 15:47:07 [report] [respond]

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