Rhumblines

jdw · Post by **jdw** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 1:22 pm

We have never been to this restaurant but it is on our list to visit in May. For those that have been, do you get a Pu Pu platter in addition to a meal, or is the platter big enough to be your meal?

Thanks.

islandchef · Post by **islandchef** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 2:25 pm

We've been to rhumblines our last few trips and have really enjoyed it. The back of the menu is pu pu portions so you kind of have the choice whether or not to order enough to make it a meal or to try a few things along with your entree. I have orderd a pu pu platter for dinner AND have ordered entrees on other visits so its really up to you!

p.s. the mahi with banana buerre blanc is really good and the scallops are delicious and SPICY!!! Hope this helps!!!

R&S from MI · Post by **R&S from MI** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 2:27 pm

Our favorite place.... My wife & normally get a pu pu platter and one meal and it is enough... The spicy noodles (Hot beware) , spring rolls, coconut shrimp are great to name a few. My wife loves the thai beef salad with adding the pistachio goat cheese from the other salad. We just order one more round of noodles and shrimp if we need more... and the bill is still reasonable for the quality of the food.
I'll be staying 2 weeks in April, and bet we will eat here 4 times or more.

Enjoy.

Rob

designbyroe · Post by **designbyroe** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 2:45 pm

If it is just you and one other then you can order some things off the pu pu platter and one entree.
No matter what you get at Rhumblines it is always good.
I know there are other chefs then Jerome but he is just really good.....
Hot to Jerome is HOTT!!! He worked with a thai chef in Tortola (think that is where it was) and he learned alot about the use of spices and heat.......

mahojim · Post by **mahojim** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 5:16 pm

You're going to love Rhumb Lines!
It's hidden location is as swanky as it is exotic, if you ask me. Great food, as well served by a gorgeous staff.
Enjoy!
Smiles-
MJ

brenda · Post by **brenda** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:10 pm

Ditto what island chef said. You can also order larger portions of some of the pupu selections which we did because we shared it with a small group. It's really a create your own platter. As suggested, splitting a pupu platter and one entree is probably plenty unless you are big eaters. This is my new favorite place on STJ. We ate there twice in a week last time. Here is a link to the menu to give you a better idea of what you can order.

http://www.rhumblinesstjohn.com/home.html

islandchef · Post by **islandchef** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:34 pm

Two things... after looking at the menu i think it was maybe the tuna that was spicy... not the scallops... and I remembered i had the Sing's 410 steak and it was GREAT! Never to early to start planning what I'll order in February!

nothintolose · Post by **nothintolose** » Mon Jan 19, 2009 11:09 pm

The salmon is AWESOME! The tuna is great too. SO loves the Cuban pork.

He and my sister, Cat on here, split the pu pu thing one evening and one other appetizer, and they were both content afterwards.

SusanNJ · Post by **SusanNJ** » Wed Jan 21, 2009 7:41 am

I also have to say their Pad Thai is amazing. Yes its spicy but really good!

chriscartman · Post by **chriscartman** » Wed Jan 21, 2009 7:09 pm

When I went to Rhumb Lines there were two of us and the pu pu platter was enough for us. It gave us the chance to sample several foods. But if you like to eat, you may want to order an entree also. Either way you can't go wrong. The food was excellent.

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