WAGE EQUITY AT NUE

FROM OUR CEO: To Our Dearest Guests, In 2012, my team and I opened Chasin’ Tails to bring you delicious Louisiana seafood boils served with southern hospitality. While I thought it’d be fun to open a restaurant that reminded me of my childhood, I was originally much more driven by the idea of making lots of money. In our 10 years as restaurateurs, Happy Endings Hospitality Group has evolved from being driven by profits to being driven by our purpose to empower fulfillment.

Our Inspiration

Tuyet’s greatest inspiration was her great granduncle, Le Pho (1937-2001), a renowned Vietnamese artist. Le Pho masterfully melded impressionism, surrealism, and traditional Chinese art to create a mesmerizing blend of styles.

His most famous artwork, “Nue”, sold for an unprecedented $1.4M in 2019, marking the highest sale ever for a Vietnamese artist at that time. This timeless masterpiece represents a daring departure from convention and societal norms. Le Pho’s fearless approach elevated Vietnamese art, transforming the perception from inexpensive to invaluable. This spirit of audacity and transformation fuels NUE’s ethos.

At NUE, we imbue every corner with Le Pho’s trailblazing spirit. Each room envelopes you in an ethereal ambiance that transcends the typical dining experience. Our cuisine is a delicate blend of tradition and innovation, where every dish becomes a canvas. We paint a vivid picture with harmonious flavors and rhythmic textures, creating a dining experience that stays with you long after your visit.