Calle Dao Downtown offers a surprising fusion of Cuban and Chinese cuisine. The noodles are a standout dish, while the egg rolls and oysters are just okay. The tres leches dessert was good but slightly dry. The staff is attentive and friendly, making for a welcoming atmosphere. The lobster noodles, mushroom noodles, steak, tiger salad, mushroom wontons, and plantains are all solid menu choices. The cocktails are a bit too sweet, but overall enjoyable.
The restaurant is located near an NYU dormitory, giving it a unique vibe. Guests can enjoy happy hour with $6 cocktails, house wines, and draft beers, along with delicious small bites like the finger-licking good 5-piece chicken wings sesame garlic. Popular dishes include the Cuban sandwich spring rolls, chicken empanadas, Chicken and yellow rice, and Bianpao salmon. For dessert, the molten lava chocolate cake with vanilla sorbet is a must-try.
The ambiance is lively with popular Latin music, and the bartender serves amazing Cuba libres with Havana Club. While some dishes have highs and lows in flavor, the food is good, and the service is pleasant. The restaurant offers outside seating and is wheelchair accessible. A great spot for a quiet meal with friends or a fun salsa party, serving delicious Cuban-Chinese fare.
Calle Dao Downtown offers a surprising fusion of Cuban and Chinese cuisine. The noodles are a standout dish, while the egg rolls and oysters are just okay. The tres leches dessert was good but slightly dry. The staff is attentive and friendly, making for a welcoming atmosphere. The lobster noodles, mushroom noodles, steak, tiger salad, mushroom wontons, and plantains are all solid menu choices. The cocktails are a bit too sweet, but overall enjoyable.
The restaurant is located near an NYU dormitory, giving it a unique vibe. Guests can enjoy happy hour with $6 cocktails, house wines, and draft beers, along with delicious small bites like the finger-licking good 5-piece chicken wings sesame garlic. Popular dishes include the Cuban sandwich spring rolls, chicken empanadas, Chicken and yellow rice, and Bianpao salmon. For dessert, the molten lava chocolate cake with vanilla sorbet is a must-try.
The ambiance is lively with popular Latin music, and the bartender serves amazing Cuba libres with Havana Club. While some dishes have highs and lows in flavor, the food is good, and the service is pleasant. The restaurant offers outside seating and is wheelchair accessible. A great spot for a quiet meal with friends or a fun salsa party, serving delicious Cuban-Chinese fare.