A contemporary Indian restaurant in SoMa with a Teal Room, main dining room and bar, and full-buyout options that can turn a City Hall ceremony into a proper shared dinner.
Planning and guest experience
Choose the room from the real seated layout rather than the headline capacity: ROOH currently lists 45 seated in the Teal Room, 70 in the main dining room and bar, and 125 for a full buyout. Confirm menu service, bar timing, speeches, cake, accessibility, sound, vendor access, and the travel plan from City Hall before the invitation wording is final.
Light and photography
The restaurant works best as a lived-in reception rather than another portrait set. Finish the formal groups at City Hall, make any city portraits on the way, then photograph arrivals, cocktails, shared tables, speeches, and the room becoming busier through dinner.
Questions to confirm
- Confirm the exact rooms, capacity, and contracted access window
- Walk the complete guest route before finalizing the timeline
- Resolve parking, accessibility, weather, sound, and the real end time
- Keep portrait travel shorter than the social time it replaces
