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About Kuramo Restaurant
With a passion for cooking, Every meal is cooked with the best ingredients produced locally to preserve it freshness.
Kuramo Restaurant has been a source of support to economically disadvantaged children and their families, the homeless, and the elderly in its neighborhood. we have a desirable aim to reach more hungry families
Kuramo Restaurant is family-owned and operates right here in Baltimore, Maryland. Since our company opened its doors in 2006, we’ve treated every customer like they were a part of our family. Other companies may offer similar services, but our services are the best, and come with a personal touch.
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Over a century ago… Settlers came from Portugal to a beautiful Island called Eko in the great city of Lagos, and former Federal Capital of Nigeria, West Africa. This island reminded them of a beach back in Portugal called KURAMO! They settled in but could not resist the beauty of the land.
The original natives who are mainly fishermen, lived glamorous, joyous and fun-filled night lives which further enhanced the Portuguese' resolve to blend with this beautiful settlement.
The large fish catches, grilled to a juicy, tender and succulent texture garnished with fried plantain and African salad and washed down with fresh African Palm Wine appealed to the palates of every night visitor.
These Portuguese settlers decidedly named this settlement "THE KURAMO BEACH."
Kuramo in its origin depicts a place of economic fortress, of excellent splendor and glamour, a place of great fun and entertainment, and above all, a place of relaxation and joyful fulfillment.
Kuramo Restaurant at 5702 Harford Rd. Baltimore, MD 21214 in alignment with its origin and foundation, is designed to be a warm and friendly place and excellent international Cuisine.
Kuramo represents an amalgamation of diverse food culture, designed to appeal to the taste and palates of any people regardless of creed, tribe and tongue. A place where the taste lingers on your taste buds, and the aroma in your nostrils, long after you’re gone!