Minneapolis is one of the Twin Cities of Minnesota. The sophisticated city offers a diverse range of flavors when dining out in restaurants. There are cuisines from around the world available. Following are Minneapolis restaurants offering a variety of ethnic cuisines, including Asian, Cuban, Mexican, Latin, French.
Azia Restaurant Caterpillar Lounge. Asian fusion cuisine with diverse offering, such as traditional stir fry, North Woods Walleye in Jalapeno-Basil sauce and braised tenderloin topped with Asian mushroom demi-glace. Anemone Sushi Bar features sushi, sake and cocktails. 2550 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, MN. 1-612-813-1200.
Babalu Cuban – Authentic Latin Caribbean Cuisine!” Babalu is in downtown Minneapolis, just north of the Warehouse District. Elegant, eclectic Babalu features unique Latin-Caribbean and entertainment. Cuisine reflects Spanish, Mexican and Caribbean heritages. Babalu’s menu features tapas, appetizers, house specialties and desserts. Evening entertainment features Latin, Brazilian, Cuban and Jazz beats. Wines and classic cocktails contribute to a relaxed atmosphere. 800 Washington, Minneapolis, MN. 1-612-746-3158.
Cafe Havana. Lively Cuban Restaurant in the Warehouse District. The ambiance and cuisine reflects pre-Castro Cuba.
Masa Mexican – Contemporary Mexican Cuisine. D’amico & Partners Restaurant. Menu highlights include Sea Bass with Tomato and Manzanilla Olives, Black Angus Ribeye Steak with Chile Ancho-Chipotle Butter, Roasted Port Shoulder marinated with lime and garlic and Chicken Breast gilled with Yucatan marinade. Delectable desserts include Spiced Mexican Chocolate Cake, Warm Fritters with Hot Chocolate and Buttered Crepes. 1070 Nicolette Avenue Target Plaza, Minneapolis, MN. 1-612-338-6272.
Origami Restaurant Japanese. Origami offers Sushi and a variety of traditional Japanese cuisine. Drink selection includes Sake, cocktails, martinis, wine, scotch and been. Dinner entrees include Filet Mignon Steak Wrapped with Bacon, Grilled Chicken Teriyaki and Salmon Shioyaki. 30 North First Street, Minneapolis, MN 1-612-333-8430.
Sapor Cafe and Bar. Sapor is Latin for taste or flavor. Sapor Cafe offers tastes and flavors from around the world. The menu changes seasonally. Authentic foods from near and far feature fresh flavors and contrasting ingredients. 428 Washington Avenue North, Minneapolis, MN. 1-612-375-1971.
Cave Vin French Restaurant. Fine French cuisine for Francophiles. Examples of entrees from the dinner menu includes King Crab Risotto Stuffed Rainbow Trout with grilled asparagus, Pistachio Crusted Pork Tenderloin, Porcini Crusted Sea Scallops and Duck Breast Polenta Cake. Wine list offers wine by the glass and by the bottle. 5555 Xerxes Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 1-612-922-0100.
Chino Latino. Chino Latino serves Street Food from the hot tropical belt. Flavors come from the region that extended from the Caribbean to the Americas to Polynesia, Southeast Asia, Indian and Africa. Powerfully flavored foods are made with fresh ingredients. Examples from the menu include Baja Beach Shack Fish Taco Platter, Big Chipotle Burrito, Tequila Chipotle Shrimp and Mandarin Beef Stir Fry. 2916 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis, Mn. 1-612-824-7878.
New Dehli Bar and Restaurant Indian. 1400 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minneapolis. 1-612-813-0000.
Sawatdee Thai Restaurant. 607 Washington Avenue S., Minneapolis, Mn 1-612-338-6451.,
Christos Greek Restaurant. 2632 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minneapolis. 1-612-871-2111.
Information is subject to change. Contact the restaurants for additional information and to make reservations.
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