Rusiko Restaurant

We came across Rusiko in the Michelin Guide. Awarded a Bib Gourmand and offering good value for money, we wanted to try Georgian cuisine for ourselves. The staff seemed average and didn't stand out in a positive or negative way. Unfortunately, the food was a little below expectations. Expectations were high due to the award, and unfortunately they were not met. Overall, Rusiko was one of the weaker restaurants of our vacation, even though the complimentary appetizer and the potatoes (the vegetables in general) were very impressive.

Beautiful restaurant. The hostess was fun to interact with, the waiters were great with their job. I got a complimentary small apetizer which was a nice gesture. I'm a little bit on a fense with food, though. I ordered traditional Georgian pork dumplings, and the seasoning that was used with the meat was not something I liked. However, the dish was filling. The desert was okay, nothing over the top. All said and done, if I have an opportunity, I would revisit this restaurant and give a second chance to something else from the menu.

It was our first visit and we weren't sure what to order, our food rating could be a result of lack of knowledge. We found staff being incredibly helpful and really taking care for customers. It was also so nice to hear the music and, at the same time, be able to have a conversation without rising our voices. We enjoyed the atmospheric decor and good air conditioning (very helpful on such a hot day). Altogether, definitely worth recommending to friends and family 👍

Bang on Georgian 🇬🇪 great tasking Egg Khachapuri and Lamb Dish. Good place for work colleagues, friends and small families. Servers may be short staffed, so takes some time to get you started. Overall great experience and will come back again

Amazing place with a great atmosphere and even better food. For us it was one of the best Georgian food experiences so far. Strong reccomndation!

I recently visited the Georgian restaurant Rusiko in Warsaw and I can honestly say - if you love Georgian cuisine, you simply have to make the trip here. I ordered their local red wine from their own winery - the color, aroma, and taste were just wow. The eggplant rolls were huge and the profiteroles reminded me of the ones my mom makes - pure comfort. And a special mention goes to our waitress, Ira - such a sweet and welcoming person (and fun fact: she shares the same name as my mom). Highly recommended!

While on our way back home from a week’s vacation in Italy, we decided to celebrate my birthday a day early at the Georgian restaurant Rusiko. Everything was perfect—from the beautiful interior to the delicious food. After this experience, I’m seriously considering buying tickets to visit Georgia for our next vacation. The Saperavi wine was rich and full of flavor, the food was aromatic and perfectly cooked—and the fact that my picky kids ate everything says it all. I tried khinkali for the first time, and I’m sure it won’t be the last. Juicy and flavorful, they were a highlight of the meal. One very important thing to me is that the bathroom was clean. I truly believe that a restaurant that respects itself should never have a dirty restroom. Unfortunately, not all restaurant management thinks the same way—but here, this was not the case. The bathroom was spotless and had a pleasant smell. A big thank you to our waitress, Ira, who guided us through the menu with kindness and helpfulness. She made our visit even more enjoyable. We will definitely come back when In Warsaw! Thank you and keep doing the great job you do!

Rusiko offers a truly traditional Georgian dining experience. The lamb shank was outstanding – tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The salads were just as impressive, fresh and full of vibrant flavors. The only letdown was the Napoleon cake, which was a bit dry and underwhelming. A very authentic establishment overall, and highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy classic Georgian cuisine in Warsaw.