Kuma Inn

I had a great meal here. The second floor location is a little hard to find but that adds to the charm. You have to walk up a seedy looking staircase which is marked on the lintel at street level. It’s not a big restaurant and the service is lovely and helpful. The food is delightful. The prices are a bit high considering it’s “tapas style” however I should say that it’s more food than a tapas plate but less food than a normal entree. The shrimp was KILLER (good). If I’m ever in the area again I’ll come back for sure
4 9 years ago (08-02-2018)

Filipino/Thai fusion cuisine with very attentive waiters in a hidden spot. The entrance is nondescript, next to a doorway vertically marked "Kuma Inn" (there's a bouncer next to it). Dishes are reasonably priced, if not on the small side, and our waiter was great in recommending different things to try. Food wasn't bad - nothing to write home about - but a cool spot to check out that's a little different.
3 9 years ago (11-10-2017)

Always great food and interesting menu. The paella one of my favorite dishes
5 9 years ago (05-03-2018)

Not authentic Filipino food... but their food is tasty. Need to expand their menu. Disappointed with their adobo.
3 8 years ago (23-03-2018)

Cute little place. BYOB!! The portion was small and the food came out a bit burnt overall but fish was amazing.
4 9 years ago (16-03-2018)