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    Naar Kitchen

    4.7 (27 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Anna S.

    Naar kitchen is the best catering in west La. I have been using them for last past a year for all my gatherings. I highly recommend them

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    Dee J.

    From time to time, we stop by Super Sun Market to get prepared foods and other sundries. When we went today, we were (pleasantly) surprised to discover that a (relatively) new vendor had taken over the prepared foods portion of the store. We're by no means Persian food experts, but over the past few years we've been loving the variety of Persian spots in the area, and ash reshteh soup has become a must-have whenever we eat it or take out. This is a long way of saying that we decided to give the new vendor (Naar Kitchen) a go, and we're glad we did. The ash was rich and creamy, with the requisite tang you find in a lot of Persian dishes. There was an abundance of noodles, greens and beans, and the whey on top was refreshing. We couldn't pass up the kashk badmejan (puréed eggplant) either, and like the ash, it was rich, creamy and full of flavor. The owner helped us and he was really outgoing and friendly. While we normally get our ash at Farsi Cafe, we'll probably have to split our allegiance and get the ash (and kashk) from both places.

    Haleem

    Best Persian Haleem in the United States. I stopped by here after years to look at ice cream since this is the place bastani golo bolbol started in the US. The ice cream is no longer served fresh and is prepackaged like it is in every supermarket. I saw that the side of the supermarket is now a Deli and they had Haleem. Now I know what you are thinking, all Haleem in the US is bad. I would agree. It hasn't stopped me from trying it though. I got one tub and went home and thought nothing of it. After I opened it, I could tell something was different. First it's jiggly like cold Persian haleem should be. Second it's smooth and not lumpy like other Persian Haleemin the US. And lastly it's keshy like Persian Haleem. I had to add sugar and butter, it is amazing.

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    Amazing, delicious Persian food with generous portions and high quality. Reasonable prices and good service .

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    An absolutely delightful food, flavor, aroma, quality, quantity, and friendly service. Parissa

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    Horrible customer service. It would be nice to walk into an establishment and be greeted with a smile or a greeting.

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    8 months ago

    Excellent food with generous portions of meat, chicken, etc. The food is delicious and high quality. I highly recommend this place.

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    i wish i knew sooner that i could purchase such delicious fresh persian food to go. yum!

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    Tastes like homemade and very delicious Persian food.. Very professional and friendly ambiance and service. Highly recommended

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    The owner, Mehdi, is a friendly guy who takes pride in his cooking and will share how it's prepared!

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    Azizam - Potato, turmeric chicken, eggplant dip,

    Azizam

    4.6(189 reviews)
    9.5 miSilver Lake
    $$

    I love Azizam! Took…read moremyself on a solo date here about two months ago when I moved into the area. When you first walk in you're welcomed with a cool retro vibe that feels pretty homey. Since it was my first time here I asked the person working at the front ( you have to order up front where they then give you a number) some questions regarding the menu. They were supper attentive and friendly. After I ordered I sat outside to people watch which was honestly really nice. Reminded me of Paris. My food came promptly thus after. The Tumeric braised chicken is amaaazzzinggg the chicken is so juicy and falls off the bone. The rice has some sort of crunchiness to it that compliments the entire flavor profile of the dish. The eggplant dip reminded me of the one my grandmother makes, dipped with the chicken made my meal feel really nostalgic. I've been back four times since and never regret it. One of those meals that just makes you feel really good after!

    one of my favorite restaurants in LA. mazeh plate is unlike…read moreanything i've ever had defffff get the herbs and eggplant. the turmeric rice chicken is so flavorful and tender and there's so many pinches of pickle which i LOVE. they use long grain rice which soaks up everything perfectlyyyy affordable (everything around $20) and very easy casual counter service style. please come to explore diverse cuisine and support small businesses. so well deserving of all its accolades

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    TehranRo Grill - TehranRo Grill

    TehranRo Grill

    4.8(400 reviews)
    7.3 miKoreatown, Wilshire Center
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    We came here for Nowrooz lunch. I was skeptical of trying a Persian restaurant in Koreatown as we…read morenormally drive to Westwood for great Persian food. I'm so happy we tried this place - it's Westwood quality without having to drive all the way there. We tried their perfectly made kashkebaddmjoon, combo of chicken and beef shish kebab and chicken koobideh for my son. The food was chef's kiss. We parked in the front meter parking but there's valet available. The service was friendly - our waiter was a younger gentleman. The vibe is like a mixture of casual + fancy. Their restrooms are super duper clean - which I really appreciate as a person with ocd. Will definitely be back! Happy Nowrooz!

    I'd say TehranRo Grill was one of the most pleasant surprises I've had in a while, trying new…read moreplaces in Koreatown. I visited with my family to celebrate my birthday on a Tuesday evening, and we were seated promptly, with no wait time. Friendly people, cute little space, but it was the bursting flavors that really made this celebratory dinner unforgettable. We got the beef & lamb koobideh, chicken shish kabobs, and shrimp kabobs. My jaw was already on the floor when I saw the portions--but oh my goodness, everything was seasoned and cooked to perfection. The shrimp were so plump that even my picky choosy mom thoroughly enjoyed them! I actually get kabob cravings quite regularly. And to think all this time, I've been ordering underwhelming deliveries from the mid places when TehranRo Grill is just a short 10-minute drive from home? Damn. I've been missing out. I'll most certainly be returning and trying all of the different options. Can't wait.

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    Toranj - Toranj Restaurant Indoor

    Toranj

    4.2(756 reviews)
    1.0 miWestwood, UCLA
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    Pet friendly
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    Phenomenal Mediterranean food, exceptional persian-inspired craft cocktails, beautiful space, and…read moreexcellent service. Highly recommend trying out the Manhattan beach location! Only negative for us was feeling some pressure to upgrade the sides to our dishes (options to upgrade the salad and rice); we upgraded the rice and didn't necessarily enjoy the upgraded rice with cranberries and think the base options may have been preferable. Really enjoyed the included house salad! If you may know you have a preference for one of the upgrades it may be nice to have the options, otherwise, I would not hesitate to stick with the base which is delicious.

    Honestly, I didn't even want to write this review, but after spending a couple of hours thinking…read moreabout it, I felt like I had to. To those writing all the good reviews, I genuinely have one question: have you actually had good Persian food before? Have you ever been to Raffi's? We drove all the way from Orange County because someone recommended this place. We usually just go to Raffi's, but I thought, "let's give this place a shot." Unfortunately, that was a mistake. First, I want to be clear: the staff were great, friendly and attentive. This review has nothing to do with them. It's strictly about the food. 3 Stew Tahdig ($17): The tahdig was extremely thick and hard. Even with the stew on top, it was basically inedible. Mast-o-Moosir (Shallot Yogurt): Served in a very small portion and was extremely watery. You could clearly taste raw shallots instead of a smooth blend. This dish should be made with thick yogurt (mast-e chekideh), not something runny. Main Courses: * Soltani ($39) * Naderi Soltani ($42) Honestly, we couldn't even tell the difference between the two, they seemed identical. We asked for well-done, but everything came medium or even undercooked. The barg kebab (filet mignon) was the worst part, it was tough, rubbery, and almost impossible to cut. It genuinely felt like chewing plastic. Not sure what kind of meat was used, but it definitely wasn't good quality. Salad Issue: The server asked which salad we wanted and mentioned Shirazi, Greek, etc. I chose Greek. When the bill came, we were charged an extra $2 for it, which was never mentioned. That should have been clearly communicated. Also, the bowl the salad was served in was chipped and broken in multiple spots--not a great presentation at all. Rice: The rice was poorly cooked and had barely any saffron (maybe 5% at most). Even another table nearby complained about the rice. Drink - Sekanjebin ($10): This is supposed to be a traditional Persian drink, but this tasted like a mix of cheap syrup. It did not resemble authentic sekanjebin at all. Appetizer - Marinated Olives (Zeytoon Parvardeh): The olives were unusually large and overpowering. This dish should be balanced, you're supposed to taste the walnut, pomegranate, and herbs, not just big olives. At this point, it made sense why the restaurant was almost empty on a Sunday lunchtime, maybe 4-5 tables total. To be completely honest, the food upset our stomachs to the point where we had to take Pepto-Bismol afterward. Overall, the food quality was very disappointing, and we will not be coming back. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for authentic or well-made Persian food. Again, no issues with the staff, they were great. The problem is entirely with the food.

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    Taste of Tehran - Boneless chicken kabob wrap and house salad

    Taste of Tehran

    4.2(1.3k reviews)
    0.0 miWest Los Angeles
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    Out of all the koobideh worlds, you had to walk into mine. (Insert in love face emoji). Yelp when…read moreare you going to let me put in symbols or emojis on my reviews?! All the meat whether chicken, salmon or beef comes out perfectly juicy and flavorful. Just wish things weren't so expensive. They do add an extra $3 for salad, which isn't preposterous but not worth it in my opinion. Also they certainly do pile on the rice inside!! Yummmm. And I'll gladly eat their roasted tomatoes anytime. This restaurant was quiet and I gladly filled a cup of ice water by the entrance, plopped on a bench and waited less than 15 minutes for 2 plates. The cashier even brought it over to me rather than calling out; a small but meaningful impact of service. This is a new review on an old favorite of mine. Glad to reunite again Taste of Tehran!

    I don't know if I came here at a bad time or if its always like this but I was definitely…read moredisappointed. I came here with such excitement as my friends have been telling me about it. Unfortunately, I will not be coming back. My family and I went here one afternoon and as we sat down, the attendant from the restaurant told us that the specific table we were sitting on wasn't part of the restaurant and we were not going to be served if we sat there in a very rude tone. We went ahead and moved. Then we went up to the cashier to order our food and the two people that were there were busy talking to each other in farsi about a customer that just came and didn't tip along with some very vulgar language. Then as we were ordering, we told them it was our first time and we got no smile or anything, very still faces like whatever. We ordered two Koobideh wraps and a few other things. It was very uncomfortable. The Cashier didn't even speak to us. As we sat down we were "served" after we HAD to ask if we get bread and onions and water because we saw that they were taking those things to other tables. The Koobideh wrap tasted like Rubber and you could barely hold it together as it was drenched with the sauce and all soggy. Even my 1 year old wouldn't eat it. We had to open up the sandwiches and eat them with a fork. It was not a good experience. Tip for the owner: You should probably remind your employees that some of your customers are Persian and they will understand them talking shit.

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    Sampler trio: Mast o Khiar, Addas Polo, and hummus

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