Rubai Restaurant

Unclaimed

This is a small family owned restaurant close to Jomtien Beach that serves Lebanese inspired cuisine. I had the hummus with fried chicken liver and a lentil soup. Both items were tasty, fresh and generous in portion size. The service staff was friendly, efficient and English speaking. The cost of my meal was very reasonable. The restaurant has a cozy and comfortable ambiance. I highly recommend this place to those that enjoy Lebanese/Middle Eastern food that is fresh, reasonably priced and served by friendly staff in a casual environment.

Delicious and well priced food! The owner is lovely and manages and cooks everything by himself.

Nice little Lebanese place. Had the mince chicken and Hummas and the falafel. I eat a fair amount of middle eastern food and the Hummas was excellent the minced chicken delicious and the falafel fresh. The small 3 dips (hot sauce garlic and lemon) were a nice touch. Bread included was warm and nice. Hummus is fresh for sure despite other reviews. The person taking our order did exactly that and not much more, didn’t ask us if we wanted drinks or try for conversation but that is fine with me. The man in the kitchen prepared our food. I believe he is Lebanese. Food came out pretty quick compared with other spots. I enjoyed my meal. Falafel not pictured and my friend had the lentil soup which he enjoyed. Nice source of fibre. Price very reasonable but a few things not available on menu. I would recommend. Enjoyed it more than whatever kebab I bought in Jotiem. Good Hummas is great and rubai does it well!

This is a small family owned restaurant that serves delicious food. I had beef arrays and a cheese + bread dish. The prices are very good and the service friendly and efficient. A nice place to good you want a quick bite of something different.

Generally the food quality is good, but I never ate Lebanese food before and was missing the spices of Turkish or Egyptian food. I ate the liver sandwich and had to use both sauces and the lemon to give it a good taste. The prices are low, the portions are generous and the food was fresh and healthy. The owner cooks himself. Since I was the only guests I was hoping for some talk, at least like "Did you try Lebanese kitchen before?", but he vanished immediately in the kitchen before I even ordered. Maybe he would have recommended a different dish to me if he asked me what I like to eat?