Hafez Persian Cuisine

I ordered a Saturday special which was Baghali Polo with Lamb Shank. The portion is really good. They provide a side of pickled vegetables as well. The lamb was cooked to perfection. The only complaint I had was, I felt the food was not seasoned enough with salt. Although they do provide salt and pepper on the side. For appetizers we ordered a plate of Mirza Ghassemi which was really good. The dish is served with fresh taftoon bread. Overall a great place to try Persian food but the food is a little on the expensive side.

had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. The food was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. Highly recommend it!" "I recently had the pleasure of dining at this restaurant, and the experience was truly exceptional. The food was not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The customer service was outstanding, making the whole dining experience even more enjoyable. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an amazing meal and top-notch service!"

This was one of the worst dining experiences I have ever had. I ordered Kaleh Pacheh and Barg kebab and both were absolutely awful. The food quality was miserable, nothing tasted fresh, and even the bread was stale and disappointing. The service was just as bad. They brought the Barg kebab first and after waiting more than 20 minutes I had to ask what happened to the Kaleh Pacheh, only then did they bring it. I stayed hungry until around 11 just to try Kaleh Pacheh as breakfast and it was a complete waste. Instead of posting a public review, I tried to share my feedback politely with the staff, but their reaction was shockingly unprofessional. I was told that if the food was not good I should not eat anything, which is an unbelievable response to a paying customer. The waiter with the tattoo on his neck was especially rude and dismissive. No apology, no accountability, no respect. Terrible food, terrible service, and an even worse attitude. I will never come back and I do not recommend this place to anyone.

We haven’t had Persian food for a while, so we decided to try this restaurant. Everything was delicious and we were not disappointed! We came early Friday night (a little after 6pm) and so seatings were still open. Ahead of us was a family who was wrapping up as we were sitting down. The spoke Arabic so that was a great sign! The restaurant is beautiful on the inside, from top to bottom. Not overly decorated that it looks crowded but enough to look casual as well as elegant. We looked over the menu and ordered an appetizer and our entrees. Appetizer was the Kashk O Bademjan: sautéed eggplant with garlic, walnut, top with yogurt sauce (kashk) and mint oil. It was delicious, savory, deep and rich in flavors. It was served with their taftoon bread. The bread is flat, not too thick but thin; thicker than a cracker but thinner than a flatbread. It was perfect to scoop the sautéed eggplant and devour every bite! The entrees were (1) beef Koobideh which has 2 skewers of ground beef and (2) Koobideh combo which has 1 skewer of ground beef and 1 skewer of ground chicken. Both served with rice, grilled tomato, serrano pepper and some raw onions. I sprinkled some sumac onto my rice and onions to add a kick to it. Both meat were good and the bed of basmati rice was buttery and perfectly cooked. Every bite with the meat, rice, serrano pepper and the grilled tomato was just DELICIOUS! The waitstaff were very friendly, courteous, checked on us but also gave us space to enjoy our meals. The last thing that gained major points with me was the bathroom: It was VERY clean!! Major props to them for keeping this area clean and presentable. Too many have dirty restrooms and storing supplies in there so it was good to see they take pride in there restaurant by keeping it clean. I also found out they have been in business for 10 yrs now. That’s amazing that they survived Covid and the various competitors around Vegas! I definitely will come back here again!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at the Hafez Persian restaurant in Las Vegas and I was thoroughly impressed. The restaurant was very clean and quiet, creating a pleasant dining atmosphere. The food was excellently prepared, very flavorful and freshly cooked. I was particularly impressed by the saffron tea, which was delicious. Overall, I had a very enjoyable experience and I highly recommend this restaurant and the Lady cook-chef. Feel free to eat in Hafez Restaurant 💝🫰🏻

Sure! Here’s a short and polished Google review you can use: ⸻ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely delicious! The lentil soup was rich, comforting, and perfectly seasoned. The Soltani kabob was a standout—tender, juicy, and full of flavor, with saffron rice that tied it all together beautifully. Great service and authentic Persian taste. Highly recommend Hafez Persian Cuisine in Las Vegas!

I was craving something hearty and filling today, so I decided to find a middle eastern restaurant. I was so happy to find Hafez which is in China town and just a couple miles from me. The restaurant is a little tucked away out of sight, but it's on Spring Mountain. The restaurant was very pretty inside, well maintained, with soft music. I knew I wanted to the koobideh (I got one ground beef and one ground chicken). I decided to get a Greek salad for "balance" . The salad was HUGE. Very fresh and dressing was perfect. As you may expect the koobideh dish was also huge and yet I cleared the plate. The skewers and rice were delicious. The seasoned diced onions and blistered tomatoes and Serrano was a very nice touch. I ventured out today to try their saffron ice cream (first time having it) along with the baklava and it was delicious, so good, and was the perfect ending to my meal. Service was kind and timely.

You cannot leave Vegas without coming here. This is a “take everyone who visits here” spot for us. The food is amazing. I usually get a sultani (ASK FOR THE GREEN SAUCE! They only put it in the to go orders unless you ask for it. It’s fantastic.) but I tried the number 30 (Cornish game hen with pomegranate and molasses) as well and it has brought actual tears to my eyes. If you come here, make sure you don’t leave without trying at least the saffron ice cream. Leaving without at least trying to saffron ice cream should be considered a crime.

Quiet location with traditional decoration vibes. Restaurant was almost empty. Service was very attentive and prompt. I had the Kashk Bademjan (eggplant appetizer) which was tasty, and the saffron ice cream which was life changing in its deliciousness. Seriously probably the best ice cream I've ever had. Try this place. It's worth the trip off the strip.

Casual restaurant that's super empty on a Monday night. My husband and I shared: Scallion greek yogurt - super rich and good on food, but was just ok with the cracker. Cracker/bread was hard/stale. I'm not sure if that's traditional or not. Roasted Eggplant dip was like a shashuka. Flavorful and so good on my rice. Lambchop was dry and flavorless. Ground beef kabob was tender and juicy. Rice was basic/simple. 3.5 stars, rounding to 4.

Went out with the fam for dinner here. Pretty solid Persian food. Loved the kabobs and rice. Cracker bread was meh. Lot's of vegetarian options

While in the Chinatown of Vegas, my BF, bro and I wanted something different so we saw Hafez on Yelp and decided to give it a try. The 3 of us shared their Loghmeh Kabob and Chicken Kabob Soltani. The flavor of the meat was on point and it it paired perfectly with the rice and grilled tomatoes. The staff was friendly and there was no wait.

I must say, it's a beautiful spot with a charming, traditional vibe. The use of copper plates and cups really adds to the authentic Persian experience, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. I tried their koobideh, and the portion size was quite generous--two skewers of koobideh, served alongside grilled tomato, pepper, rice, and fresh raw onions. It was a satisfying meal. We also ordered the dough, which was refreshing and a nice complement to the meal. One thing to note is that unlike other Persian restaurants, they don't serve the usual bread, butter, or herbs to start, which is a bit of a miss for me. However, the service was quick and efficient, though they did forget to bring us water despite asking a couple of times. They also sell bakery items in-store, which I didn't try this time, but it's definitely something I'd consider for my next visit. Overall, a solid choice for Persian food with a nice ambiance, but a little more attention to service details would make it even better!

Amazing and authentic Persian Cuisine! I love their ambiance, this restaurant interior is really pleasing to look at and enjoy. The server was amazing and immediately catered to my needs and accurately taking my order. The menu offers a vast array of Persian Cuisine options and I happen to order the Beef Koobideh, Which tasted phenomenal! truly authentic. I have to mention that the presentation was very nice, I enjoyed the fresh taste of the food and best to mention that everything was clean and fresh. I also got the Taftoon bread on the side, always made fresh inside the restaurant. I have been struggling to find an authentic Persian Restaurant and I now found the best one in Las Vegas.

First, the one good thing we had was the kashk bademjan. The flavor was very good and the price was reasonable for the quantity. The Shirazi salad was basically a pico de gallo and the price was excessive for the small bowl it came in. The beef kabob was ok but the lamb kabob was flavorless, like they forgot to season it. And finally, the saffron ice cream did not have the same flavor and creaminess that I have had at other restaurants. Overall, we were pretty disappointed with the meal and very disappointed with the price. $68.00 was way too much for what we got and is much more expensive than other Mediterranean restaurants we've eaten at.

got takeout so pictures aren't the best representation but the flavor was excellent. the eggplant dip was creamy, thick, and heavenly. the bread was wonderfully baked and the meat was juicy. def recommend!

Amazing service, best Persian food in Nevada! Order the tahdig! They also do a great job with large groups.

The staff are not friendly, I think they are not happy with their job, they charged us 2.50 for extra bread, usually Hummus come with 2 pieces. I won't back there again. It seems the restaurant run by Afghani people instead of Iranians. (Hafez is Iranian poet that's why we went by name)

This place is such a gem! I was traveling with my husband for his business trip and stopped at this place for dinner with my husband. They had the BEST quality Persian food. The meat was juicy, flavorful, and fresh. The rice and sides were cooked just right with all the right flavors. The service was very quick and fast. I love the owners and all the employees that work here! I definitely will be back.

Home cooking wonderful Persian cuisine !! The food was absolutely delicious and the staff are lovely and sweet; Soudabeh took care of us she was wonderful! If you want great food and service, this is the place to come to !

This is one of the best Persian restaurants I've tried in America. I'm surprised by the negative comments because this place truly deserves 5 stars. The taste and quality of the food are outstanding. If you're Persian and have been to the famous "Nayeb" restaurant in Tehran, this place will remind you of it. Their customer service was excellent, and we had no issues. The young gentleman serving us was very friendly and welcoming.

The behavior of the door attendant was shockingly unprofessional and completely unacceptable. From the moment we arrived, his attitude was rude and dismissive, which left me feeling uneasy about going inside. He initially told us there would be an hour-long wait, so we briefly went to our car. When we returned just a few minutes later, he claimed he had already called our name, scolded us for not being there, and said we would now have to wait an additional 30 minutes. Adding to the frustration, he refused to even let me step inside to take a look at the menu. The entire experience was frustrating and far from welcoming.

I don't usually give reviews But I feel it's very important for the owner to know his employee's etiquette. We came with 20 people. We sat on 2 separate tables, I asked for separate checks. This is how she replied.... I can't do 20 separate checks. First of all .. I didn't asked for 20 separate checks ( all I need 2 separate checks). And she told me to talk to other table about the check. Why can't she do it? She is the waiter that's her job that's why we give tips in restaurant. She can't talk to any customers like that. She needs to choose her better words Very very rude And believe me I still give 18% tips Hope God touch her mouth and heart. Thank you Btw food is amazing

Really good quality, authentic Persian cuisine. I've been to many Persian restaurants and this is among the best. Staff are Iranian which is a good sign. Service was good, with the waiter checking on the table frequently, and food came out faster than expected. Ghormeh sabzi was exactly what it should be, no complaints, and the doogh and shirazi were good too. I also picked up some pastries from their bakery, which is a nice-to-have. I believe this is the first Persian restaurant in Vegas. Highly recommend.

I love Persian food! I only enjoyed this amazing cuisine when I would go visit my brother in law at thanksgiving, now that I found Hafez I'll be able to enjoy year round. I tasted so many different things, mast o Khiar, hummus, lavash bread basmati rice, the Greek salad, salmon, beef & chicken koobideh & eggplant gheymeh! The flavor and portion sizes is definitely there. The owners Frank and Rashi are so sweet. Thank you for the amazing food and hospitality.

We were craving Mediterranean and I found this place on here. I'm glad Yelp exists for this reason. The staff was very friendly. Beautiful and clean restaurant. Portions are hefty and worth your money! Will definitely be back when I'm in Vegas!

If you're looking for a spacious restaurant with generous portions, Hafez is the spot. Located off the strip in Chinatown, this place is great for authentic Persian cuisine. I shared the koobideh combo which came with rice, onions, one chicken and beef koobideh, and grilled veg. It was a lot of food and definitely enough for 2. My table also ordered a side of hummus that came with taftoon (bread). The food came out quick and the service was great.

We really enjoyed our meal at Hafez. My partner is Persian and is on the lookout for any Persian restaurants any time we travel. He had the Koobideh and Barg kabobs, I had the Fesenjan, and my mom had the chicken with bone (Cornish hen) with half salad and half rice. Everything was so delicious from the saffron rice to the perfectly grilled veggies to the mains. My mom felt her meal was the best chicken she'd ever had. Portions were very generous and more than enough. We also shared Mast o Khiar as a starter which was also delicious, yogurt was very fresh and seasoned well with delicious oven warmed bread. After our meal we enjoyed some Persian sweets from their bakery which were also fresh and delicious. We're sad we live outside of the USA so we won't be able to eat here again, we'd eat here regularly if we could!

I really wanted to like this place, as we do trade shows twice a year in Vegas. Unfortunately the kabobs were the worst i have tasted in the recent years. The Barg was no Filet and the koobideh was garbage. Although the appetizers were good, we Will not be returning, ever.

I'm not sure if Vegas really knows the taste of true persian food because this wasn't it. So we got the hummus and lentil soup 5 stars for those. We were excited because we saw all the good reviews and wanted to try some good persian food while in Vegas. So we got our order for the kabobs and the minute I saw it I could tell it wasn't going to be good. Sure enough after having a bite we both looked at each other with disgust and agreed the meat was very chewy and dry. I know really good persian food and I'm sorry this wasn't it. Service was average and good portions but the food didn't wow me and I wouldn't come back.

Clean with nice ambiance. Now ready to try the food :). Update: amazing food and amazing service! Love all around! Best Persian food in Las Vegas!

Tried the Zereshk Polo with chicken - fresh and delicious! Great service, and they accommodated us last minute. A bit pricey, but fair given the location near the Strip.

I ordered barley soup Beryani of Esfahan but they changed it for me because I didn't like it with 88. Chicken koobideh Food : 5/5 Customer Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Overall: 5/5 I recommend it to you especially great place for group gatherings Parties Definitely I am going back to Hafez

Great persian cuisine in Las Vegas the go to is Hafez! Try their lunch special with koobideh, rice, and salad. The saffron ice cream is a must try and the staff is super friendly and very helpful when first time ordering. The bakery next door is a great addition with amazing pastries and persian desserts. Very clean restaurant that is spacious and has plentiful tables for large parties. Make sure to check Hafez is you want authentic Persian cuisine in Las Vegas!

The food is amazing best authentic Persian food in Las Vegas. We searched all over but everywhere else was some kind of fusion. When you grew up eating authentic nothing else will do. Very good service from Mansur. Very nice and clean place with some low authentic music.

The best place for Persian food in the Las Vegas area. Finally, decided to stop by here after meaning to go here for a longtime. I started with the hummus that comes with taftoon bread. And for the main entree, I order the Koobideh Combo plate that comes with two skewers - one of chicken and one of beef. I requested the basmati rice to be replaced with Sabzi polo. Also, requested extra white onion and an extra grilled tomato. One of owners who took my order was so kind that she said she is not going to charge me for the extras. Loved the food! Every bit of it! The meat was flavorful and the sabzi as expected had a wonderful aroma. The hummus was mouthwatering! Next time when I go here, I'd like to take a buddy with me because the quantity of food for what I had ordered would be good for two. I was super full and was scared if I'd explode since I couldn't move at all haha. The wait staff were very attentive and super kind. Suri, came to check on my food and experience often and also made sure I had plenty of water! The seating area was well lighted and pretty nice. There was a couple of televisions on the wall, playing different stations, muted. Overall, the ambiance was very inviting! For sure, will return here and hopefully I can bring a friend with me to share the variety of food that they host!

The people work here are so mean. We wanted to sit to another table and he said just go back take a sit wherever he assigned even though most tables were empty and not reserved. They are not kind to customers.

I came in and placed an order to go. Let's start off with the staff. Very friendly and nice and they offered me a tea while I waited. The restaurant seemed very spacious, clean and nice. One great thing here is the menu. It has pictures of all the plates if your not familiar with what is what. The food: I ordered the Soltani (one Barg kabob and one ground beef kabob with rice, raw onion, peppers and bread). I also had a side of hummus. The barg kabob: was tender, flavorful, and very good. The ground beef kabob: was a little under cooked for it being ground beef but did have flavor. The rice: I've had better, it was fluffy but was missing something. Maybe a little seasoning but I didn't get the "wow" good Persian rice feel The Hummus; it was ok, a little to lemony

The worst experience ever. We were asked by a security person to wait outside. We did. My wife wanted to use the restroom but was not allowed. The person inside said NO restroom usage until seated. They let us inside a few minutes later. We encountered a few confused employees. One gave us a table which was for 8 by the door. There was only two of us. Another employee sat us somewhere else. There were a bunch of tables who seemed angry and were waiting to order with no waiter(ess) in sight. We waited a few minutes and nobody showed up. We then left the place. Employees need to be trained, each need to know what they are there for, waiter, host or hostess, etc. A chef's job is not to seat customers. A very confusing place and worst service. Sorry.

Walked in for early dinner around 4:00 pm on a Saturday. Spacious dining area and we were seated immediately. We ordered the Merza ghassemi appetizer, barbecued eggplant baked with taftoon bread, amazing appetizer! Perfect for vegetarians. We ordered different kinds of meat kabobs and combination entrees, that was delicious, perfectly seasoned, not greasy, and the rice was soft and fluffy. The highlight of this dinner was their special dish, the lamb shank entree. Our server specifically suggested that we order this dish and he was right! Amazing dish, lots of exotic Mediterranean spices. We loved it! The simplicity of each dish, tasting more like home cooked, well seasoned, and healthy this is a must try. Don't skip on the dessert as well. If you care for authentic Persian food this is the place! Service was amazing!!!

Located in Vegas Chinatown, we had high hopes for this place after reading good reviews. But coming from Chicago where we have amazing Persian food, we were disappointed. We really enjoyed the appetizer kashk -o-badmejan, an eggplant spread. For main entrees we tried salmon kebab and Beef Koobideh, getting one ground chicken and one beef. The bread was a little hard and the kabobs were chewy. Salmon was a little dry and fishy. A nice, spacious restaurant and the staff were friendly.

Had a fantastic time last week with family. We normally go to Dream Kabob but wanted to go somewhere closer as they were staying on the Strip. The service was friendly and quick! One of our members is usually plant based but will go vegetarian when we eat Persian and she said all her food was incredibly flavorful and that she loved it. I forget the name of the yogurt dip with shallots but that was awesome and so was the hummus!! If you love garlic, get the hummus, my first taste felt like someone had kicked me in the face with garlic lol I was surprised and delighted My shish kabob was awesome and of course I taste tested my bf's food and his koobideh was so tender and seasoned so deliciously, that I'm going to get that next time. The prices were pretty normal for Persian cuisine, there were 5 of us, so 5 entrees, 3 apps, and 3 drinks plus tip was right around $190. We stopped by the bakery to pick up dessert on the way out but I have no idea how much that was lol I think the only thing that I wish had been different was that there was a table who kept staring at our table. I mentioned it to my bf because they were intently staring at us the entire time. He said another table had as well. Soooo if you love Persian food, definitely go but if you're not from the culture, other people might be your audience. Either way, I'm still going again lol but just a warning if that would make you uncomfortable

My husband and I were craving Persian food tonight so we found this place and decided to give it a try! We didn't have high expectations since our favorite Persian spots are in Los Angeles but we are SOO glad we did! I ordered the koobideh combo and my husband ordered the Barg Plater with Mast o Khiar (yogurt cucumber dip)! And for dessert we got Bamia!! If you're craving authentic Persian food this place is worth it!

Great kabobs and delicious saffron ice cream and baklava. Would love to come again. Service was fast and professional

Food was good flavor was slightly off. Afghanistan owned they also have their own bakery which is great to try. Bread was made In house and delicious. Rice was perfectly made. All the appetizers were well prepared. Service was great. Ambiance was decadent.

Excellent start to the meal ordering the hummus. Moved on to the chicken kabob and beef koobideh combo with half rice and half salad. Both were pretty delicious and juicy, but I would have liked a little more salt mixed in the koobideh (it's not the same when you sprinkle it on top) and a little more char on the outside of the chicken.

Everything about Hafez was amazing! I wanted to find a restaurant that served authentic Persian food and decided on Hafez based on the reviews. The dining area is incredibly gorgeous and provided an incredible backdrop for date night. The food was insanely delicious. We tried the crispy rice with both stews, filet kabob, beef koobideh and chicken kabob. Everything was seasoned perfectly. The saffron rice was absolutely perfect. Aromatic and prepared to perfection. To top off the meal we had saffron ice cream with baklava and chai tea. The meal was served hot and fresh and quickly. The staff is incredibly kind and knowledgeable about everything on the menu. I will definitely be coming back for more!

First time ever having Persian cuisine and it was so tasty. The spices and all the ingredients come together in every bite. I paired my dish with the yogurt sauce and it just added the extra umph of flavor I was looking for. Service is great, very attentive to the table. I noticed that a lot of regulars come and the staff recognized most of them. The restaurant gives an at home kinda vibe which is nice. I was with a fairly large group and it felt like a Thanksgiving dinner at home, plates being passed to one another. I'd get the Combo Koobideh again

My good friend who is Persian took me here and the beef koobideh changed my life. It was so juicy, seasoned, and grilled to perfection. The rice and veggies paired so well with the dish. One of the best kabob type dishes I've ever had. Restaurant is roomy and comfortable.

We walked in tonight to have dinner, we were a party of 6. Our friends showed up a little later but while we were sitting there deciding what to order, no one came and even gave us water. Only 1 time where the waitress gave us menus and that was it. We looked over and there was a huge party and it appeared that the party was all they cared of. Needless to say, I wish I could review the food but we didn't even get that far. The service wasn't great and it was disappointing . Maybe we will return during lunch hour to see if it would be better.

We are displaced New Yorkers from the Big Apple living here in Vegas for a long time. We ordered an eggplant appetizer, a vegetarian dish and the chicken/meat kabob dish. The service was awesome. Nice, quick and accomodating. The food was beyond good, seasoned just right, with large portions. The rice was my thriller as they hit it on the head with a nice patina. The food was also served fast and hot. Desert time. As a saffron ice cream lover WOW! It was a high spot to end such a great dinner with saffron ice cream. We all shared a piece of baklava and that was the cherry on the cake. Prices are reasonable. Everyone MUST try this place at least once! We will be back!

Nice ambience, music playing in the background and the VGK game was playing on a TV. We had the #22 Shish Kabob, big plate of food, tasty chicken, rice, Vegetables and bread.

I have my favorite Persian/ Middle Eastern restaurant in cities I've lived in. Hafez is my favorite in Vegas, named after an Iranian poet. With so many choices in terms or restaurants in Chinatown, this little gem is hidden behind Asian eateries and shares the parking lot with an auto repair shop. I've not had any problems with parking at night. I'd come here every 2 months and even though I tend to order the same thing every single time, I haven't grown tired of this place or their food. Soltani is my go-to. It has a ground beef kabob, a barg kabob (filet mignon), basmati rice with saffron rice on top, grilled tomato, grilled Serrano pepper, fresh onions, and a flat bread. I douse my food with sumac for a little tang and a bit of floral notes. The meat is tender. I like playing this game of figuring out which kabob I like more: ground beef kabob or barg. I'd eat a piece and like it. Then, I eat a different piece. Until my food is all gone (if I don't get any appetizers) and I still don't know which one I like more. Typically, I have leftovers if I get a dip: either hummus (lemony and garlicky and oh-so-yummy!) or Kashk O Bademjan - a walnut, eggplant and yogurt dip with a hint of mint) that comes with taftoon bread (like bigger and flatter version of pita), and wash it down with hot tea. The staff, for the most part, is really friendly. I've only had one encounter with a server who was just alright - but still not terrible. Service is great and I've never had a bad experience when it comes to service or food. They've turned a part of the restaurant into a little bakery where you can buy cookies, baklava, cream puffs, cake, etc.

Wow. Everything i got was excellent! The koobideh was the best i have ever had, it was so juicy and flavorful. The tahdig half and half had the best crunch and both stews were delicious. One more of a bright zesty flavor and the other was savory and the beef was tender. The star of the dinner table had to be the lamb special. The sauce seemed simple but was executed perfectly, the shank itself wasn't gamey and oh so tender. Literally falling off the bone, plus the rice it was served with was packed with flavor and the added fave beans were delicious. At the end, i had to try the saffron ice cream, don't skip it!! Places like this make trying new things so exciting! Thank you Hafez!

The Persian food was exceptional. Definitely a place to return to.The ambience is great. The service is great family owned and operated nice and clean. Food is delicious. If you like Mediterranean food you'll love HAFEZ PERSIAN FOOD.

The best food in Las Vegas - and it's Persian. All the stews and the kababs are top quality. I highly recommend.

We have been to this restaurant few times, each and every time the service has been wonderful! The food is as close as I look for in Persian cuisine! Great value for what you get!