Nute's

“Great service with interesting and tasty dishes!”

Femi Dushka★★★★★

This is a little gem. It combines the best of Japanese and Thai cuisines. I tried spring rolls, which were more like spring makis with delicious basil sauce, and fried seafood udon. I added that basil sauce on top and it enhanced it. It is a very busy, small place, very cute and with Japanese charm. Definitely worth trying when in the neighborhood.

Shane Chao★★★★★

Great neighborhood, Thai and Japanese noodle joint. They have ramen varieties, yakisoba and Pad See Ew and interesting appetizers. Definitely try the the ennoki mushroom fries with the sweet and sour dipping sauce. Their chicken wings stood out too. They were crispy and tossed in a soy Sichuan peppercorn sauce and served with a lemon wedge and micro greens. Chicken Kaarage was juicy and tasty; marinated, fried to perfection, and served with a mayo based dipping sauce. Shoyu ramen was flavorful. The dining area is small but they do a lot of takeout orders.

Lacey P.★★★★★

I’m a regular here as of the last two and a half years and this is my favorite place to eat. I’m surprised Nute’s hasn’t been featured on/in EATER SF! Small cozy environment and the food is incredible. Anything you order on the menu is going to impress. Yes, there can be a little bit of a wait at times but it is well worth it and the food comes quick once you are seated. I especially love the Tebiaski chicken wings (best chicken wings I’ve ever had) and the Drunken Noodles are the perfect balance of sweet and savory. Award winning food in my opinion!

R M★★★★

Let's go nuts over Nute's. I must have walked by dozen times not realizing that we have hidden gem in this neighborhood, then somehow I found my way in and sampled. The Thai cuisine influenced dishes are certainly a nice change up from what Corteland has to offer. The pork belly salad wrap gets my high marks, the karage was scrumptious and the Thai curry over noodles wasn't what I was expecting but the flavors worked. The place is kinda cute once you are inside and feels warm and welcoming. From the outside you don't get that initial impression... Go check it out