Rehana's Sunday Supper

Welcome to Sunday Suppers at Rehana's. My mother, Rehana, was a very traditional person. She could take a handful of pantry items and make a meal of it, adding a little of this or a little of that, as more guests arrived. It was engrained in her upbringing to feed her guests and make certain that everyone was comfortable, content, and most of all, well fed. She passed on that tradition of serving others to her children.

We want to recreate that early Sunday meal where family and friends gather to enjoy scrumptious food and good conversation, leaving in time to prepare for the week ahead. From a traditional pot roast or a hearty pasta dinner to meals from around the world, like a Valencian paella, or a French cassoulet, a Chinese hot pot, or an Indian biryani, the last day of the week is a day to come together and unwind. Rehana would have had only two rules when dining with others: be kind and be polite. As our friends and repeat customers say about our restaurant, "come in as strangers, leave as friends- it's like we are eating dinner at your house."