- Middle Eastern
Rumi's Kitchen
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Ratings and Reviews for Rumi's Kitchen
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May 29 2012
Aimee S. via Yelp
My husband and I love this place!!! We have been here a few time and every time is better than the last. The food is divine!!! I highly recommend this place.read more
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May 27 2012
Valerie M. via Yelp
Outstanding. Great atmosphere, good service and unique, well-prepared food. Loved it.read more
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May 24 2012
Brenda M. via Yelp
Went to Rumi's this afternoon and once again had the best meal ever! Just when I think they can't get any better, they prove me wrong! They have the...read more
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Apr 03 2009
shu1212 via Citysearch
This is the one place my family and I love to go to. The food is delicious, the quality of the food is outstanding, and the servic...read more
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Mar 20 2009
RobertoC via Citysearch
When this place first opened, it was so great. Reasonable lunch prices with high quality food. Dinner has always been expensive, b...read more
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Mar 15 2009
cheetah4 via Citysearch
We went there on our anniversary and it was such a dumb choice we made to go there, for the first and the last time ever !! Our fo...read more
The Scene
Dark, mahogany woods, an open kitchen framed in lacquered, burnished brick, and a short, sleek bar make this the most chic Persian spot in town. The dining room is cozied up with a book-strewn coffee table and low-slung wicker chairs. Servers lack finesse, but management is earnest and eager to help.
The Food
Kabobs claim center stage on Rumi's menu, but starters are the showstoppers. The kashk badenjoon, a rough blend of eggplant and onions, is earthy, sweet and smoky; dolmeh (grape leaves) braised in a sweet-sour pomegranate juice lend the filling an unexpected piquancy. Order a starter with the main meal-garlicky mast mousir; thick, tangy spinach borani or the Shirazi salad, lemony with the crunch of cucumbers, onions, and tomato. Softly musky lamb is cooked until pink but still tender; spiced ground beef is juicy with the faintest char. Dust them with ground sumac to accentuate the flavor.