It's quite a scene, this Asia de Cuba. The high ceilings and plush furniture only cultivates the feeling. The group seating doesn't feel cheesy, you can actually talk to folks and not feel weird. But some foods are just not meant to be put together on the same plate. And many of the combinations just fizzle into mush that could have been just fish or pasta for all my tongue could tell. Servers are great, and helpful with such a wacko menu (portions are part of the reason for the prices). So go check it out, but do it w/someone else's credit card, and be willing to wait.
Pros: Vibe, Service, Sociable crowd
Cons: Price, Wait to get in
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