Kuma Ani – Albany

Meet Kuma Ani

Located in Albany, Kuma Ani is a unique gem, thriving as a local “chain” with three cozy locations. With an unwavering commitment to quality, Kuma Ani does not take any shortcuts when it comes to serving their customers with quality food. Every dish is meticulously crafted using only the freshest, premium ingredients sourced from trusted suppliers, ensuring a delectable dining experience regardless of the season.

Kuma Ani has a unique ambiance with clean and casual hipster vibes, perfect for hanging out with friends Although not your typical full-service restaurant, you’ll find limited indoor seating with charming wooden booths. On sunny days, you can bask in the outdoor seating area, creating a memorable dining atmosphere.

The menu offers a wide range of delicious and flavorful Asian fusion dishes. The service is excellent, with patient staff who are happy to explain the dishes and ingredients if you’re unsure about what to order.
Simply place your order at the counter when you arrive, and enjoy your meal as the talented chefs create culinary magic in the nearby kitchen.

This is the perfect spot for Asian cuisine enthusiasts or anyone looking for a quick and tasty bite.

Vegan Options

Check out some of the top vegan options that customers absolutely love:

• Vegan Ramen – Enjoy a mouthwatering bowl of bok choy, sweet corn, carrot, cabbage, shiitake mushroom, and scallion, all swimming in a rich and savory shio vegan broth.
• Vegetarian Mein – Dive into a plate of boiled noodles accompanied by refreshing cucumber, carrot, bean sprouts, scallion, sesame seeds, and served with a tempting side of sweet chili sauce.
• Vegetabledon – Indulge in a delightful combination of cabbage, cucumber, carrot, bean sprouts, oshinko, and a satisfying seaweed salad, all piled high on a bed of rice.

Whole Food Plant-Based Friendly Options

The following options are available for individuals who are interested in having a whole food plant-based friendly meal:

• Edamame
• Vegan Ramen – without sesame oil
• Vegetable Don – with cabbage sautéed in water
• Vegetarian Mein – ask for no sesame oil
• Seaweed salad does contain a minimal amount of sesame oil

The information provided in the listings is sourced from our communication with the establishments and verified through online sources. However, it’s important to note that ingredients and menu options may vary and change over time or between seasons.
Therefore, we strongly recommend verifying all information directly with the establishment.

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