Rus Uz — Restaurant in Arlington

Perfect Desination for Easterm Russian Restaurant like this. It's known for an opportunity of best European style of special ingredients ever. So impressive this place has in he moment of hospitality. This is the Golden Opportunity to be in the celebration of grantitude which guides everyone to be in the plasent dreams. Welcome to the show, this is the host, you're in for the best results as well as the rest. I'll prove it to the limit. Rus Uz is a Russian/Asian Restaurant that is considered to be the adventure of the great specialty which brings the ultimate gift of pleasure. It's also half Persian in the right side of the building for each ingredients they have for the menu. Oh. Really ?. Yes it dose. The stuff what they have is fantastic to be there. What makes it fantastic about it? In the case it's the entrance of the intro plus inside of the restaurant they bave many portraits of historic figures to discover, books, materials, collection sets, paintings, and traditional art. The best part what I admire is the painting is St Bassile of Moscow of former Soviet Union and its history of it. Second is their toys, they're awesome. When I expected them, they're very impressive to be in the gallery collection. Do they have them ? Oh , yes they do, there's no doubt about it. Their environment is very interesting to be in DC use to the design of art. However, they made it in Russian so that when individuals, customers, guests, visitors, others, plus the rest come in, they'll be very impressed to be in the event. Is that so? Yes indeed. I'm very sure about this.

Moscow Tradition....

Horrible!!! On entering the restaurant, nobody greeted me and my friend. There was no host/hostess to sit us at a table, that is why we picked up a table themselves. Next, the waiter gave us the menus and left. In couple minutes he was back saying that he needs to move us to another table. The bartender said that the section with our table was reserved so we had to move. Let me mention that there was no Reserved Sign on our table or any other table around. We were offered another table, the waiter said the new table for us would be exactly the same so me and my friend moved. But the new table was didn't have enough room to sit 2 ppl comfortably and was blocking emergency exit which is prohibited by fire code of Arlington county. We didn't want to take that table. The waiter said they didn't have another table available for us and didn't offer anything else. We saw half of the tables in the restaurant being available and said we would have to look for another place to have lunch. The waiter didn't reach to that at all. Conclusion - such behavior and attitude towards guests and violation of safety rules proves one part of the restaurant name, "Russian Authentic". The second part of the name, "Uzber Authentic", doesn't reflect their true culture of their nation because Uzbekistan is a Muslim country where every person who enters their home, event etc should be always treated as a guest. What we experienced in this place was totally unaccepted, unprofessional. Very...

It was an experience, but unfortunately, I will not come back. The waiters were nice, and the service was fast. The restaurant was empty, quiet, nice and clean.

Talking about the food: It has the authentic flavers but not quite there. Missed my kind of food, but I came hungry and left hungry. ● Starting with the Complementary 4 small pieces of bread that was slid on the table of 5 people, as if the are saying "this is wat you get and shut up" it was not even wormed up. ● The "Sumsa" was not crispy nor flaky. The dough was condensed, but the taste was fine. ● The "Manti" was breaking down, indicating an old dough, or it was overlooked. ● The "Chebureki" was delicious and crispy. ● The "Lamb shashlk" was dry and flavorless, and the vegetables that came with it were also. ● The "Plov" was delicious, but for $24.00 a plate, I expected more than an appetizer portion, and the salad that came with was not seasoned. ● The "Russian honey cake" was ok, tasted closer to a Tiramisu than a Joney cake.

Was the forced automatic 20% gratuity fair for me as a customer? My answer would be, "No, it was not." Service was nice and all, but 10% would be my tip for the day (no welcome to the ..., No my name is ... it was just are you...