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08/25/2022
Small Axe is unique in so many ways. Supporting community gardens by buying peppers grown in those gardens and making hot sauce started as just an idea. The idea became a reality by working with friends who shared a belief in the concept and had skills necessary to bring it to market.
Every bottle we make contains not only peppers but lots of L O V E.. 🌶❤️
Just wanted to thank you all for your continued support. Remember, it all begins with seed. 📷:
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08/18/2022
Friday night pre gaming, Amsterdam 1989.
07/13/2022
I N I H A W na L I E M P O aka grilled pork belly. As my cuz says- it tastes better at the beach..
But with a little love, fish sauce, lime juice, garlic and sugar we got 🔥
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06/30/2022
If you ❤️ hot dogs as much as I do, you gotta check this out (link in bio)..
Big shouts to team my fellow hot dog maker and the lovely
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06/23/2022
Check out the fab and I eat through chicha, seaweed snacks and ube p**o while talking food, fam and life (link in bio)..
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06/14/2022
Just another day at the beach..
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06/12/2022
My nephew and I cooked diwal aka angel wings yesterday. Love the briny flavor. So plump and juicy too. Just added garlic, breadcrumbs and butter.
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06/12/2022
05/01/2022
Little Science Reunion over the weekend..
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03/28/2022
Last week was all about pulpo and presidentes..
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02/25/2022
If you are the big tree we are the small axe.. Thanks for sharing one of my fav dishes to cook, share and eat (link in bio).
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02/11/2022
Breakfast burritos with some Pinoy flava.. BIG ups to my pare and team (link in bio)
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Address
New York, NY
10002
To get to Ludlow Street in New York by public transport, you could take the subway and get off at the Delancey St/Essex St station, which is serviced by the F, M, J, and Z lines. From there, it's just a short walk to the restaurant.
If you prefer to drive and need parking options, there are several paid parking lots in the area that you can choose from. One option is the Essex Municipal Parking Garage on Essex Street, which is just a block away from Ludlow Street. Another option is the 105 Allen Street Parking lot, which is also nearby. Both of these lots require payment for parking.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
6pm - 11pm |
| Tuesday |
6pm - 11pm |
| Wednesday |
6pm - 11pm |
| Thursday |
6pm - 12am |
| Friday |
6pm - 12am |
| Saturday |
6pm - 12am |
| Sunday |
6pm - 11pm |
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What people say
Filipino cuisine is known for its bold flavors and unique combinations of ingredients, and Kuma Inn on Ludlow Street in New York City is no exception. Chef King Phojanakong has created a menu that seamlessly blends his Filipino, Thai, and NYC roots to create dishes that are both familiar and exciting.
One standout dish at Kuma Inn is the Tita Em's Adobo Chicken Wings. These wings are marinated in a tangy adobo sauce before being fried to crispy perfection. Another must-try dish is the Lechon Kawali, which features succulent pork belly that has been boiled then deep-fried until crispy.
Seafood lovers will appreciate the Pan Roasted Scallops with Bacon, Kalamansi & Sake. The scallops are perfectly cooked and paired with bacon for a salty contrast, while the kalamansi adds a bright citrus flavor.
For something more substantial, try the Rice Crepes Kuma Bolognese. This dish features delicate rice crepes filled with a hearty beef bolognese sauce that has been infused with Asian flavors.
Overall, Kuma Inn offers an unforgettable dining experience that showcases the best of Filipino cuisine while also incorporating other cultural influences. With its cozy atmosphere and delicious food, it's no wonder why this restaurant has been a favorite since its establishment in 2003.
