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Jujube

4.0 (313 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Kyle R.

I came here with a friends family and it was a stellar spot. Such good little plates and a nice variety of flavors.

Sara L.

We really like this place. The food was delicious, reservations were easy for us to get. Our server was nice. The decor was really cute. It's a little spendy but good for a special occasion.

Lauren H.

I've been here a few times. Came for my husband's birthday. Noted it in the reservation also with a message to the restaurant. Also mentioned it to the host upon seating. Was ensured it wouldn't be overlooked. It was overlooked The food was fine but a little too heavy. The service was mediocre. It was noisy but a busy night.

Lemongrass hanger steak. Even better than it looks. I could've eaten a bowl of the cucumber salad.
Charlotte B.

Very last minute decision to go to Jujube after a long day at the office, and we live on the other side of town. Better to enjoy some delicious bites and a cocktail than sit in traffic on 40! While I feel it's slightly difficult approach this location, everything after that was amazing. Early dinner on a Monday, got right in on the simple yet lovely outdoor patio. Host was kind, service was great. We started with the short rib goat cheese wontons and they were just right. Salty, sweet, creamy, slight spice to the sauce. Five total in an order. Very generous for a starter. I went all in and got the lemongrass hanger steak. My husband got the beef bulgogi. Both were so yummy! The hanger steak was simple. Perfectly cooked, sea salt, lemon grass (naturally) with a side of peanut sauce and the most amazing cucumber salad I've ever had. As a lover of peanut sauce, I still could've done without it. The steak was great alone. The beer bulgogi was smokey, delicious. We finished with the chocolate mousse with cookie crumbles. It was good, but I honestly enjoyed the main dishes much more. More and more, service is key for me. They were celebrating their 18th anniversary (I think) at jujube this day and I can see why. Just a great, genuine overall delicious experience. I can't wait to return and wait out traffic. I'd also go out of my way to eat there again.

Wasabi Margarita
Sahib G.

I got a chance to try out Jujube in Chapel Hill. Jujube is a sister restaurant of Juju in Durham and serves up all mouth watering Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine. Here is what we got: BBQ Pork Belly Dumplings: These were my favorite. The pork belly was full of flavor. Beef Short Rib & Goat Cheese Wontons : The wontons were nice and crispy. The goat cheese definitely complemented the beef short rib. Brussel Sprouts: You can't go wrong with Brussel Sprouts :) Thai Larb Salad: This was my first time trying Larb. The taste is definitely different and unique. I liked it. Whole Red Snapper: I'm a sucker for whole fish and always order it whenever I see it on a menu. Wasabi Margarita: This was definitely a unique cocktail. You could taste the wasabi along with the tequila. I would order it again. If you enjoy asian flavor then you should definitely check out Jujube

Kristen K.

I got a chance to go to Jujube recently for a friend's birthday. We ordered probably way too many appetizers and cocktails (very easy to do). They had lots of options for my husband, who is vegan, so that made ordering super easy. I got the Jujube bolognese, which was delicious, and he ordered the Kung Pao tofu. My only complaint is that I wish they had a few more entrees to choose from on the menu, but everything was really delicious and the staff was able to keep up with our large group constantly ordering more drinks at the table. The ambience is very relaxed and even though the space itself isn't huge, they had no trouble accommodating our group with a reservation. It is a little pricey, (especially when you order every appetizer on the menu) but the food was great so I would definitely come here again.

Tova B.

this place was fantastic! almost a hidden gem. owner was crazy nice. has some incredible food. i would go back just for the short rib wontons. no complaints here

Inside. Open display kitchen on other side of dining room.
Daniel B.

Jujube is kind of a tough restaurant for me to rate. My wife and I enjoyed our experience here. However, all things considered - food, service, ambiance, price point, location, etc. - Jujube is Yelp three stars ("OK") in my book. For Chapel Hill, I think Jujube is a good/fine restaurant and is worth a visit if you're in the area. When it comes to the Triangle though, I'm not sure it's a restaurant I'd go out of my way for. I think my wife liked this place more than me. We've both been to sister restaurant Juju in Durham and liked Juju better, especially me: https://bit.ly/3Cf31CO. Jujube has stood the test of time, having opened in this location in 2005 and persevering through both the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic. During our Friday night visit, this place was almost at full capacity and the staff was running at 100% utilization most of the night. This place appears to be popular and there's demand for this kind of food - modern Asian fusion - in Chapel Hill. I booked our reservations using OpenTable. Book your restaurant reservations with OpenTable and earn free points which can be redeemed for various rewards such as hotel and restaurant discounts. I've used my OpenTable points to get Amazon gift cards. The restaurant is nicely decorated. It's got a bit of an upscale feel to it. At night, the spaces were dimly lit. There's a covered and enclosed patio with ceiling fans for warm weather and heat lamps for cold weather. The patio has a small fire pit too. This is a good restaurant to take a date. We were seated in a back section of the dining room along a banquette which I dubbed "couples row." The tables happened to be separated into a bunch of two-tops, so it was one couple after another. It's not uncommon to see an "assembly line" of couples like this at sit-down restaurants, especially on Valentine's Day. Jujube's food menu was fairly streamlined, featuring dumplings ($8 per order), small plates ($8-13 each), "for the table" shareable plates (a bit bigger, $12-15 each), and large plates (entrees, $19-28 each). The drink menu was extensive; full bar with wine, sake, and liquor. Here's what we got: - Craft Cocktails - * Whiskey Sour ($12) - bourbon, cold-press citrus syrup, egg white, Herbes de Provence bitters * Bee Sting ($12) - Suntory ROKU Gin, lemon, honey, lavender * The Dreamer ($12) - Tenjaku whisky, Sombra Mezcal, Jujube's pineapple cordial, Dolin dry vermouth, soda water - Dumplings, Small Plates, For the Table- * Mushroom & Cabbage Dumplings ($8) * 5-Spice Duck Confit Spring Rolls ($12) - spicy mustard, cucumber * Crispy Chicken ($14) - garlic, pepper, ginger, shallot, orange glaze -Large Plates- * Lemongrass-Grilled Hanger Steak ($28) - cucumber salad, peanut sauce, cilantro * Pan-Seared Filet of Salmon ($28) - green curry, sweet potato, spinach, scallion -Desserts- * Chocolate Mousse ($11) - dark & milk chocolate, chocolate crumble * Peanut Butter Pot de Creme ($11) - chocolate, sour cream In general, we enjoyed all the food and drink. Our favorite dishes - and what I recommend - were/are the Mushroom & Cabbage Dumplings, 5-Spice Duck Confit Spring Rolls, Lemongrass-Grilled Hanger Steak, Pan-Seared Filet of Salmon, Chocolate Mousse, and Peanut Butter Pot de Creme. The one dish we weren't huge fans of was the Crispy Chicken. It looked great, but it tasted like a slightly-modified version of any run-of-the-mill Chinese takeout joint's orange chicken, just fancied-up for a finer-dining restaurant. We actually ordered this one because the pictures of it looked good on Yelp. We liked the Mushroom & Cabbage Dumplings. Jujube's dumplings are served four to an order. The dumplings were shaped like large wontons and they were steamed. We were impressed with the dumpling skin texture. It was very appetizing, and the dumplings overall were just delicious. The 5-Spice Duck Confit Spring Rolls were yummy as well. They were crispy and savory; very flavorful. The chef suggested the Lemongrass-Grilled Hanger Steak cooked medium rare and that's how I prefer my steaks. The steak came out medium, but it was fine. I thought the quality of the meat was good and the peanut sauce pairing was... unique. My wife loved the Pan-Seared Filet of Salmon. Consistency-wise, she thought it was cooked perfectly. I'd say the texture was about an eight out of 10. Good, but not great, which is my general opinion about the food here. The desserts were good. I think we both preferred the Chocolate Mousse over the Peanut Butter Pot de Creme, but both were satisfying. Smooth, sweet, creamy, wispy, and decent quality, but also relatively simple. As for the cocktails, I thought the Whiskey Sour and The Dreamer were good and refreshing, especially the latter. I didn't like the Bee Sting, which tasted like artificial, overly sweet, lemon candy to me. My wife liked it enough to finish it. Service by Eric A was excellent. Eric was outstanding; very nice. Despite a busy night, all of our orders came out fast.

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Yolanda Y.

Wonderful appetizers, but entrees are a little disappointing. Reasonable portion for a nicer asian restaurant. Good ambience and very friendly & attentive service. Would come back to try different things, especially because of the lovely staff!

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Consistently Delicious food! Lunch or dinner a great spot with easy parking for dining in or pickup!

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