Reviews - Rujia Ristorante 儒家餐厅

Annie M. • 15 reviews

October 31, 2023

9.5/10

Excellent food. Welcoming staff. Mixed customers (origins and age), It can be a little noisy when crowded, but the quality of the dishes and the staff's kindness make it smoother. The use of tablets to order is very handy. The amount of food is generous, so take it into account when ordering several dishes. I will surely come back and recommend it to my friends.

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Veronica M. • 23 reviews

October 21, 2023

9.5/10

Delicious!! A little bit pricier than the other restaurants in the area but much much nice ambience and the food was outstanding

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Marta M. • 4 reviews

October 8, 2023

9.5/10

Been trying a few restaurant in China town but couldn’t find one that tasted like the motherland… this is finally the one! Great food, original taste, cute restaurant! We’ll definitely go back

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Abby C. • 1 review

September 14, 2023

10/10

I usually stop myself from gg to Chinese restaurants to avoid disappointment. Most of the time I can't find authentic or nice food though they have raving reviews. But this restaurant is awesome from the service to the food. Everything was great. Walking into a Chinese restaurant filled with 90% was already a great sign and true enough, the food were all really nice and yummy. I believe we ordered about 10 dishes between 3 of us and it's a 10/10. And the service was efficient, nice and it just felt like home. Highly recommended!!

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Kristina V. • 20 reviews

September 8, 2023

5.5/10

It was quite a disappointing experience, service and place itself are great, but food wasn’t good at all, spicy chicken salad was cold as if it’s just from the fridge and full of cartilages. There are much better and cheaper options around. Definitely wouldn’t recommend

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Josh P. • 1 review

August 2, 2023

3.5/10

Super disappointed, food not spicy at all. No crawfish or “river shrimp” like the review photos and videos. Mediocre at best. Lots of great restaurants in Chinatown and this one fell short.

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