Kuuru Japanese and Peruvian Restaurant - Jeddah Unclaimed

Wonderful atmosphere, the place quite cozy, the staff are well trained for customers service. Especially Tony the restaurant manager who is sincerely polite. Definitely will come back.

Last night, I had the pleasure of dinning in the most exclusive restaurant in Jeddah- because they almost never have table availabilities . I have no complains about the food or service , up to standards. HOWEVER, The fact is that they’re always fully booked is a sham. The restaurant was half empty, and they kept telling people it’s fully booked. I know it’s a marketing strategy but it’s too much.

If you’re looking for a true fine dining experience, don’t look any further, everything was on point starting from the service, the decorations and finally the food. Dishes are presented in artistic ways your eyes eat before you do, taste of some dishes was really unique like nothing I’ve tried before. Definitely worth a try but be warned it’ll cost you a Hefty sum and you’re probably won’t be full afterwards :p but that’s fine dining isn’t it

This was my first visit to Kuuru and it became my best Japanese kitchens in the city, with Peruvian twist, it's unbelievable! ???. Cozy atmosphere, and the vibes are very special. Great for small groups. I can list all the recommended items from the menu, but I believe there is no need, because you must try everything. Prices are high but that's expected from a high end place like this, also belongs to the Laylaty group which is known for high quality high price. Everything we ordered was special and I've never tried anything similar to it before. Definitely coming back ?? Keep up the great work ??

My two friends and I were really excited to try this place. And I think we were one of the first people to book a table there. At first the staff was very friendly and they welcomed us. Then they sat us at the bar which is very small. Especially since we were planning on ordering most of the menu ( that's how excited we were to try it). We asked them politely to change our place to which they promised they will when a table becomes available. 5 minutes later, I saw a table across the room and asked the waiter again if he could change our place. He declined and insisted that there's no available tables. That was the first red flag. Second, was when the Italian host kind of kicked us out. Which is understandable I know how fine dining restaurants work, there's a time limit per table. But you literally sat us at the bar and we ordered lots of dishes, there was not enough space for our orders. The least thing you could do is let us stay for an extra time. Especially, since we were the only ones sitting at the bar. Third, I don't know if they fixed this or not but they did not have a restroom. You have to go to Toki's restrooms across the restaurant. Never coming back.