The name
儒家
Rujia
Milan · 米兰
儒 is the scholar — courtesy, and the way one carries oneself. 家 is the house, the family. Together they name the Confucian school — and, far more simply, they say home.
That is how the restaurant introduces itself: gentle, in the manner of Confucian culture. Cooking that isn't softened to be understood, served in a contemporary room a few steps from Paolo Sarpi.
«A real Chinese taste, like home in China.»
小笼汤包
From our kitchen
Dishes to share.Flavours you remember.
Steamed dumplings, whole fish, prawns in the dry pot, hand-pulled ramen. Chinese cooking with no shortcuts.
See the full menu
Fish with scallion oil€ 18 葱油鱼
Spicy sauteed prawns€ 15 干锅大虾
Handmade ramen with beef in broth€ 13 儒家手工牛肉面
Shrimp dumplings€ 7 虾饺
Tofu in spicy sauce€ 8 麻婆豆腐
The room
Inside Rujia
Exposed brick, indigo velvet, warm and cold neon. A contemporary room built to linger in.
Reviews
What people say about Rujia
441reviews on TheFork
- Food
- 9,3
- Service
- 8,9
- Atmosphere
- 9,0
«Primi buonissimi, i migliori udon mangiati, sia per il condimento che per la pasta.»
Lucia L.10/10Review published on TheFork «Ottimo cinese. Un po' più premium degli altri. Ne vale la pena se cerchi un posto carino per una cena speciale.»
Daniele P.10/10Review published on TheFork «Ambiente pulito ed elegante, cibo di buona qualità, servizio puntuale.»
Mario L.10/10Review published on TheFork
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Come and see us
Via Antonio Rosmini 3
Chinatown · Paolo Sarpi, Milan
- Opening hours
Every day 11:30–23:30
Open all day
- Directions
- Via Antonio Rosmini, 3
20154 Milano
Where we are
Via Antonio Rosmini, 3
20154 Milano
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