Ritu - Indian Soul Food

Indian restaurant · Mission

Ritu - Indian Soul Food

Indian restaurant · Mission

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3111 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110

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Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
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Ritu - Indian Soul Food by null
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Indian soul food & a chef's tasting menu featured in a contemporary neighborhood setting.  

Featured in The Infatuation
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3111 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110 Get directions

@rituindiansf

$10–20 · Menu

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3111 24th St, San Francisco, CA 94110 Get directions

+1 415 874 9045
@rituindiansf

$10–20 · Menu

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Jul 11, 2025

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"The Indian restaurant in the Mission is offering a takeout Easter brunch. Pick-up is on April 3rd, and it’s meant to be reheated and assembled at home. For $55 per person, you get lentil soup with tamarind, keema pav, roasted fingerling potato chaat, and cardamom and cinnamon-spiced french toast. Order ahead here. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

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@infatuation

"The Indian restaurant in the Mission is offering a takeout Easter brunch. Pick-up is on April 3rd, and it’s meant to be reheated and assembled at home. For $55 per person, you get lentil soup with tamarind, keema pav, roasted fingerling potato chaat, and cardamom and cinnamon-spiced french toast. Order ahead here." - Julia Chen 1

15 SF Restaurants With Easter Specials - San Francisco - The Infatuation
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@michelinguide

"Hindi for 'seasons,' this hip Indian eatery's menu is chockfull of seasonal California produce." - The MICHELIN Guide

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@eater

"Chef Rupam Bhagat’s ultra-popular biryani (and more) food truck operation DUM Indian Soul Food expanded to a brick and mortar location of the same name in 2016 at 3111 24th Street in the Mission. But starting June 7, chef Bhagat is rechristening the place Ritu, the Hindi word for “seasons,” and redesigning the restaurant to differentiate it from the look and feel of the bright, playful food truck. Fortunately, his biryani is still on the menu at Ritu, along with Californian takes on Indian food like kale chaat and Tandoori fried chicken." - Caleb Pershan

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Ranjith

Google
The best Indian restaurant I have visited so far in Bay Area. Though their menu is simple, the presentation, ambience, service, price are beyond just simple. I and my friends drove from Sunnyvale to San Francisco and though it was late in the night there was zero hesitation to accept and serve us. Totally satisfied!

Luis Turrubiartes

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Top notch customer service! Almost didn’t go because of how the reservation charge was worded. Glad we went in and there was no wait for a table. If you like Indian food and normally share a few plates, opt for the lower tables, not high chair ones. Had so much food that was over flowing and spices were just right to hit all the taste buds! Only wish they would’ve had a soup, then this would’ve been a solid 5 star restaurant for us.

nathaniel tucker

Google
One of the best Indian restaurants in San Francisco. It was a unique variety of taste that she wouldn’t see anywhere else. Some of the dishes that we absolutely loved was their fried chicken, vegetable korma, chili cheese garlic naan, and thier kofta. Some things that we would not recommend ordering would be their samosas as they were kind of just OK.

Saurabh B

Google
Summary: a high end Indian restaurant experience with a counter service prices. What a great discovery! Beautiful and clean space. The chef is very passionate about his work. The food felt very high quality, great service and attention too. The food tastes great and looks beautiful. I have been looking for a good new Indian restaurant for so long. Really exceeds the expectations on many fronts. Also a great Bollywood playlist, keep up the great work!

Sagar Miglani

Google
One of the most underrated Indian restaurants in San Francisco. This is a hidden gem. The interior, ambiance, presentation, service, and food is 10/10. I would definitely recommend this restaurant above the others in San Francisco. Paneer and Kale Kofta - 10/10 - Tasted very fresh and was the perfect amount of gravy to kofta. Often times, koftas are soaked in gravy which makes it soggy so I appreciated how this was presented. Dal Makhni - 8/10 - A little on the creamier side and heavy but good in small doses. Garlic Naan and Onion Kulcha - 7/10 - No complaints here. Bread was good. Carrot Halwa - 9/10 - Perfect amount of sweet and the brittle was a great touch. Highly recommend. Will be back here again!

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We ordered the ribs, lamb korma, paneer curry, garlic naan, eggplant side dish, and saffron rice. The eggplant is actually my favorite - they should make it a main dish 😂😂😂 so good with rice

Priya Kulkarni

Google
I ordered their At Home Meal Kit and loved it!! The food was as fresh and tasty as the dine-in. I could mix and match easily and enjoy it in different ways  to my liking. It was delivered all the way to RWC on time. The portion was quite large and we made 3 meals out of it. I ordered two vegetables roasted cauliflower/artichoke/peppers and roasted tofu/onion to be mixed with the korma sauce and enjoyed it as a mix veg korma, tofu korma and roasted veggies by themselves. Also ordered manchurian sauce and forgot to order pakora to go with it.. but it goes great with brown rice or noodles.   Hubby is looking forward to getting chicken, lamb and fish and I want to get the steamed millet next :) Oh and don't forget to order the side of Mumbai Trail Mix, it goes great with drinks and salads!

Vinona Bhatia

Google
I don't go out for Indian food much but friends took me here for Diwali. What a treat. Really fresh food and slow cooked dal. The meats and fish were super tender. I'll take my family when the come to town. Loved the chicken makhani, dahi poori, and steamed fish. They also have a surprisingly good and diverse wine list (and plenty of good beer)