Vibrant, contemporary restaurant serving creative Persian cuisine alongside cocktails & wine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1801 Post Oak Blvd Suite 120, Houston, TX 77056
Phone: (713) 715-7020
Website: https://www.rumiskitchen.com/
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Reviews
My favorite dishes:
– Lamb merguez
– Roasted cauliflower
– Kashk badenjoon
– American wagyu kabob
– Chilean sea bass
– Majoon toffee cake
The service was amazing. Our servers were very attentive to our needs and bussers were very quick to clean our tables between dishes. We also accidentally spilled sauce on a shirt and the management team were able to provide us a tide pen.
This was a great introduction to Persian food with an amazing staff. Will definitely come again!
The service was exceptional; our server Berke was attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, making excellent recommendations and ensuring our evening was perfect.
We can’t wait to come back again soon! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a top-notch meal and standout hospitality.
Our server was truly wonderful, but the kitchen was slower than expected; everyone at my table received their entrées before I got my kibbeh nayyeh (which is a raw dish, lol).
That said, our table also ordered the Persian omelette and sujuk, which were both fabulous, and I have to emphasize: the bread was amazing.
The cocktails, flavors, and overall atmosphere more than made up for the wait. I’ll definitely be back!
Their Happy Hour (4–6 pm) is a real highlight; the drinks are creative and delicious. Highly recommend the Barrel Aged Old Fashioned (a fantastic tequila twist) and the Paper Plane for something refreshing and balanced.
For food, the lahamacun (flatbread) is a must-try and pairs perfectly with the cocktails. Great vibes, excellent food, and top-notch service – a must-visit!
For appetizers I falafel, lamb ribs, charred tomato labne, and lahmacun. Everything was 10/10 only suggestion is to have a lahmacun bread much thinner.
For entrees i ordered koobideh, roasted salmon and gheimeh… everything was 10/10. Amazing place! anyone rating this place less than 4 star please go get a job cook your own meals.
Waiting 30 min for a table shouldn’t be a concern, start going to a fast food place.
We loaded up on appetizers knowing a couple (eg Lahmacun, Zaytun Parvardeh) and exploring some new ones (Kashk Badenjoon, they were all delicious and I’d specially recommend the Lahmacun. They even gave us complimentary appetizer that was Labne Charred Tomato that we wouldn’t have tried but now on going back we will.
For main course we ordered the American Wagyu Zabuton Kabob and Soltani kabob with chicken and beef. For sides we had the regular and Shirin rice.
These entrees were fantastic, perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The wagyu beef medallions were our favorite followed by the Shirin rice, all was great but these items were our favorite.
Though we didn’t have space in our stomach, but since we were celebrating a birthday we got Persian ice cream, very light with flavor of vanilla, rose water and zaffron in a wafer sandwich. And then we got a new dessert that’s not on the menu (so I forgot the name), it was a date cake (served warm) in some gelatinous pistachio flavored covering served with a scoop of vanilla flavored ice cream.
Total food coma.
On the hour long drive back to home we were just raving about the food.
I’d highly recommend and would definitely go back.
Thank you Amir, Hunter and TJ – you made our special evening very memorable, thank you