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TU CASA

Korean Bowls, Vegan Kimbap

Worth ordering: Cakenamed in 9 reviews

Save room for the hazelnut chocolate tart or lemon cake.

5.0food Fully vegan

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Top tips

Arrive at opening or book ahead: the small dining room fills quickly and waits are common.
Good to know: Go early if rainbow kimbap is a priority; the daily batch can sell out.

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Try the BBQ bowl with kimchi; it’s a recurring favorite, especially for its soy-meat topping.
Check the zero-waste shop for reusable and plastic-free goods alongside your meal.

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Worth ordering: Bowlnamed in 17 reviews
Worth ordering: Lemon cakenamed in 6 reviews
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People also mention hazelnut chocolate tart, bibimbap and kimbap.

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Also hazelnut chocolate cake, ramen and soup.

Good for

The vibe: relaxing

Praised for cozy atmosphere, friendly service and beautiful interior.

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Also praised for attentive service, generous portions, good value and lively atmosphere.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Dish availability varies; check with the venue
Wi-Fi
Lunch, dinner, coffee, dessert, takeout

About

TU CASA is a small, fully vegan Korean-Japanese spot known for BBQ bowls, bibimbap, and rainbow kimbap, with house-made cakes such as lemon pound cake and hazelnut chocolate tart. The two-owner team serves organic, locally sourced food in a cozy dining room, alongside a zero-waste shop; arrive early or expect a wait, and kimbap can sell out.