Fú Asian Grill, a restaurant that sat at 343 North 24th Street in Omaha, has permanently closed. The closure was documented Sunday in a listing that tracks shuttered Omaha restaurants, marking the end of the business at that address.
The listing, compiled by Grow Omaha, confirms the North 24th Street location is no longer operating. The entry does not provide a specific closing date or explain why the restaurant shut down, and those details remain unknown.
A Neighborhood Spot Near Creighton and Joslyn
Before its closure, Fú Asian Grill had built a presence on social media, where its Facebook page described it as a healthy, affordable, and authentic Asian restaurant known for handmade crab rangoon and spring rolls, situated near Creighton University and the Joslyn Art Museum. The page showed 731 likes and 209 visits logged by patrons.
The address also sat along a major route through Creighton’s Omaha campus. The university lists its Omaha campus at 2500 California Plaza and says 24th Street leads to the center of campus, placing Fú near a stream of students and campus visitors as well as the cultural destinations mentioned in the restaurant’s social-media description. Creighton’s campus directions underscore the street’s role as a route into the university.
The restaurant’s online menu featured more than its handmade appetizers: customers could choose rice or noodles with proteins such as steak, shrimp or salmon, or order dishes including Korean barbecue steak and coconut curry shrimp. Those offerings gave Fú a mix of build-your-own meals and prepared entrees at its North 24th Street location, as reflected in the restaurant’s published menu.
The restaurant's closing was added to a running archive that Grow Omaha maintains of Omaha-area restaurants that have shut their doors, placing Fú Asian Grill alongside other closures tracked in that same running list.
Nebraska requires food establishments to hold a valid permit to operate, under the state’s food-establishment law. That requirement is part of routine regulation, not an explanation for a particular restaurant’s closure: neither the closure listing nor the available details identify a permit action or give a reason Fú shut down. The state statute sets the permit requirement for operating food establishments.
Other Asian restaurants have also appeared in Omaha-area closure listings this month: the archive lists Foxy Sushi and Hutong Sushi Grill, at different addresses, as permanently closed. The entries do not establish a shared cause or broader trend, but they show Fú’s closure is not the only recent shuttering recorded in the metro’s restaurant scene. The archive identifies Foxy Sushi and Hutong Sushi Grill separately from Fú Asian Grill.
