Welcome to Rwandz Restaurant, a hidden gem on Cornwall Street in Plymouth, where the enticing aromas of Middle Eastern cuisine come to life. This beloved eatery is quickly rising to prominence, thanks to its exceptional dishes and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a casual lunch or a satisfying dinner, Rwandz offers a delightful experience that caters to all tastes.
Step inside and be greeted by the authentic café-style ambiance. The unpretentious decor sets the stage for what truly matters—an exquisite menu brimming with flavor. From the moment you sit down, you are treated to a complimentary bowl of fragrant lentil soup, a delightful introduction that tantalizes the palate right away. Don't forget to sprinkle some Sumac to amp up the taste!
The heart of Rwandz lies in its diverse offerings. For starters, you can indulge in a variety of wraps, including the must-try Mixed Shawarma Wrap and the flavorful Falafel Wrap. Each comes packed with delicious meat or veggies, balanced beautifully with fresh herbs and spices. Main dishes like the Mixed Shish Kebab and Lamb & Chicken Shish promise generous portions and a medley of flavors that shine together, all served with fluffy unleavened bread that’s perfect for dipping or scooping.
Price-wise, Rwandz stands out for offering remarkable value. As one satisfied customer noted, enjoying a meal for two with drinks can cost around £33, making it a fantastic choice for a hearty meal without breaking the bank. The feedback speaks volumes—customers rave about the quality of the food, the generous servings, and the friendliness of the staff. Their knowledge and hospitality elevate the dining experience, ensuring that you feel right at home.
Notably, the drinks menu features the authentic homemade Aryan, a refreshing yogurt drink that pairs impeccably with the rich flavors of the dishes. It’s an experience that beautifully complements the spiced seasonings typical of Kurdish cuisine.
In summary, Rwandz Restaurant is not just a place to eat; it’s a destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the rich, vibrant tastes of Middle Eastern food. With its warm atmosphere, exceptional service, and mouthwatering dishes, it’s no wonder that patrons like Mark Smith and Anand Nair return time and again. Make your way to Rwandz and experience the culinary magic for yourself; your taste buds will thank you!
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Mark Smith
10/08/2025
This has become my favourite middle-eastern (Kurdish) restaurant in Plymouth! It's now a weekly go-to for us. The food is amazing. It's set in a casual authentic café style so you don't need to dress up - it's perfect for it's primary intent - serving good food. The service is excellent and the staff are all incredibly friendly, guiding you on any foods you don't know. And the food... Wow. You are given (without asking) a bowl of lentil soup as soon as you sit down (sprinkle some Sumac on it for an incredible flavour experience). Then we've settled on the mixed shish kebab with biryani rice. It's a lot of food and comes with fresh, crisp salad and garnish. You also get an unleavened sesame seed bread which is absolutely amazing . For a drink, try the authentic Aryan - it's homemade and sooo good here. The price is good value for the food you get: ~£33 for 2 meals and drinks.
Anand Nair
07/08/2025
If you want authentic Middle Eastern cuisine, come here! The mixed schwarma wrap was incredible…the meat beautifully cooked and seasoned well, so good! The veg was fresh and brought that brilliant crunch whilst the flatbread was fluffy, soft and just perfect. Highly recommend this place, you’d be mad not to try it!
Sab Barber
28/07/2025
Brilliant Restaurant, delicious food friendly staffs & good chefs, don’t look at the naan bread because I did ask for crispy
Georgia
21/07/2025
The food here is so good and amazing quality and size for the price, the staff are lovely and friendly! I would 100% Recommend you eat here!
Lee Apse
17/07/2025
First visit today. I will definitely be returning. I was served hot lentil soup when I sat down. This is complementary, and really tasty. I then had lamb Schwarma and salad with a bowl of some of the best tabbouleh I've ever had!!! This all came with two large hot fluffy flat breads. I had a diet coke with the meal and it all came to £15.50. What a delicious bargin. See you soon Rwandz!!!
M.
08/07/2025
Delicious and reasonably priced food! Loved that they give a lentil soup as soon as you sit down. The bread was big! Biryani was excellent to add on with our main plate. Will be back if in Plymouth again.
Aitchjaybee
29/06/2025
Amazing! So fresh, swift service and delicious! Hummus and bread great sharing dish (look at the size of the bread!), and the shwarma was superb. Add in a really friendly vibe and it's all good. Really recommend this place. Good value. Oh, I forgot to mention the free lentil soup as you sit down too!
Paul Watson
28/06/2025
I had this on my list of places to visit after parking in the carpark at Mayflower East, behind the restaurant and smelling the amazing smells as I walked past. Whilst in town and undecided but wanting a different light lunch we decided to pop in and it was a great choice. We were greeted and offered complimentary lentil soup. This was delicious. Not least helped by the fact that we were being given something for free , post covid! I could scarcely believe it. I knew it was a middle eastern establishment and so I had thought that the hospitality might be good , but it was still a welcome surprise. On to looking at the menu and everything looked pretty reasonably priced and the staff too were very attentive and helpful when we had some questions about different ingredients, portion sizes and recommendations. We both decided on a wrap each with some chips to share. It was really lovely, fresh food and generous portions. Once we finished I had seen that they had Turkish tea on and some baclava. We were pretty full but it seemed like a nice end to lunch. So we just had a tea and a piece each. The baclava was of course super fresh and lovely again. I had asked about the baclava with the tea and once our tea had come and we had our little bits each, another member of staff was going to plate us up some too, that we hadn't spoken to. So it seems like that may have come with the tea or complimentary perhaps? I didn't ask and based on the prices on the menu, and when the final bill came, I was not worried if it was or not. A really nice and different lunch. I will definitely be thinking of Rwandz again when I want a bite in town. A lot of businesses could learn from this place at the moment.