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"Renamed Leo Café, the museum restaurant that has been closed since the start of the pandemic will reopen to the public in September with both to-go offerings and table service; the menu draws on Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and other countries, featuring rice bowls, noodles, and a selection of Asian sweets. The food is overseen by the catering company Great Performances and uses produce from Katchkie Farm, the organic farm the company owns in upstate New York." - Emma Orlow
The cafe is located inside the Asia Society Museum. The Norwaz special was good and the atmosphere at the cafe was relaxing.
S D
Google
Food was delicious! They also display the dishes on the menu which is really helpful with ordering. 🙏
The restaurant/ cafe also has a glass ceiling so there’s a lot of sunlight. The vibe is 10/10 during lunch! 🕶️
Jieun P
Google
didnt expect it but the food was actually really good!! ingredients were super fresh and the space felt very open and sunny.
Francesco Maria Moneta
Google
Great for a sandwich or cafe. Lovely atmosfere and good service.
Aalok Kanani
Google
Excellent yet affordable cafe nestled in a beautiful museum atrium, featuring Asian inspired bowls, sandwiches, and salads as well as coffee and tea!
Gernot Wagner
Google
Delicious veggie rice & noodle bowls in an airy, relaxed setting.
Kenneth T.
Yelp
The food and drinks are pretty good. Even though they market as a cafe, it's not a cafe. I wouldn't consider it a cafe as they don't have typical cafe food and drinks.
The drink menu is lacking which is a bit of a disappointment but they do serve alcoholic beverages.
The food options are very good- the tofu rice bowl was great!
Service is good but on the slow side
CC B.
Yelp
I absolutely adore this spot for a quick and healthy lunch. It's like a smaller, Asian fusion version of a Corner Bakery, but in a quiet and more elevated - but still very relaxed - setting surrounded by art. Crowd skews older but that's a positive for me. Hidden gem.
Corky L.
Yelp
Nice setting. Food sucks.
That's all there is to say, but since a post requires 85 characters, I'll just ramble until I hit that number. Ramble, ramble, ramble, ramble, ramble, ramble, ramble, nice, setting food sucks.
Elizabeth M.
Yelp
Perfect spot for a quick bite - this cafe is on the ground floor of the Asia Society. The service was quick and the food was decent.
Aalok K.
Yelp
Just had lunch at this newly opened cafe nestled inside the Asia Society cafe. Got the soba noodle salad, coffee, and apricot and green tea cakes -- all were excellent and affordable prices. Also loved the space, wonderful place to hangout and grab a bite