This place is very nice and the place looks clean to me also the Kevon is very tasty and the…read moreemployees are very nice.

Great Persian supermarket with lots of variety. I'm so glad I was able to find clotted cream here…read more(it was made fresh). The service is friendly and prompt - and the store has a good energy to it. I'll be back for more amazing & delicious groceries!

I am addicted to this Persian supermarket. I have frequented this location for years!…read more I scored PINK GUAVAS from Egypt today (loved these as a kid growing up in Africa), hot taftoon, Bulgarian feta and some beautiful lamb shanks. The young fella in the butcher department always looks after us. A pleasure shopping here. MERCI FRIENDS!

Today was a joyful day of celebration in Super Khorak's neighbourhood. People were dancing in the…read morestreet even before news of Khamenei's death. We were so full of happiness and joy. That's until we met some of the miserable ladies behind the food counter at Super Khorak. I waited there for 30 minutes for my food. At one point, I turn and see the employee who took my order whispering in another one's ear while looking at me. I told my partner something was going on. I thought maybe they burned our food. Finally we went to the other end of the counter, realizing there was another pick up section. One of the employees asks for my number. I search my pockets and realize I've lost the receipt. I tell her. She rolls her eyes and storms off. Comes back and barks "what did you order?" I tell her. She says "I called your number 10 times." They knew it was our food! They saw us standing there for more than 30 minutes. What the heck? Then she goes over to some new lady behind the cash whispering while gawking at me. At this point I was at my wit's end. I go over there and say 'excuse me. Is there a problem.' New lady smiles and says "no, no problem at all." I finally get my food. But this whole experience made me lose my appetite and ruined what was up to that point an amazing day. Don't bother. Go next door to Super Arzan. Hopefully they won't ruin your day.

Stopped in to grab some sandwiches (Beirut Garden, Veg Cut, Smoked Salmon), Beetroot hummus and a…read morecold cut platter for a last minute client lunch and everything was delicious! I wish I had a photo of our spread as they were so nicely prepared. The staff were very kind and made some recommendations from the menu and I browsed the nicely laid out store with shelves full of exotic ingredients I vowed to return to try. The sandwiches were tasty; all toppings were freshly prepared and the variety of traditional Lebanese ingredients and sauces in the two vegetarian sandwiches were so perfect together. We especially loved the fried cauliflower, eggplant and arugula combination in the Veg Cut. Beirut Garden was also scrumptious with mouthwatering halloumi with mint chutney on a soft Schiachiatta bread. The smoked salmon was also prepared on the same bread, as their bagel delivery hadn't arrived yet but this was also very good with lots of capers and red onions. The cold cut platter was well put together and the clients loved the beetroot hummus as well. I can't wait to return to try their hot food take out and all the amazing coffees I saw!

We stopped here on our way back home in Ottawa from London Ontario... we heard many good things…read moreabout this place and it didn't disappoint.. we were very hungry and nicely welcomed although one person was working on floor... we tried their fatoush, cheese rolls and fried kibbeh was so fresh and crunchy.. as main dishes we had the tawook sandwich very juicy and yummy and my son had the kofta plate it was generous portion... then they treated us with 2 free mamoul and we ordered tart and eclaire for dessert it was vey nice ending to this great meal. We ordered tea and it came with green mint. Service was excellent , plenty of parking and we will definitely be back

Every time I go to a Middle Eastern restaurant, I find myself ordering koobideh. I have ordered…read moreSultani in the past, but I have never had a good one so I have never ordered it here either as it tends to be more expensive than the other meals and dry. But I may try it at Persian Top Meal after dining here a few times now. I have tried their koobideh and their chicken koobideh as they had Koobideh Mix (beef and chicken koobideh) on their menu. I love how they flavor their koobideh and how tender/juicy it is. I was VERY hesitant in trying their chicken koobideh as I've never had it before and because I know their beef koobideh is amazing but I was so glad to try them out. At the end of the meal, it was hard to decide which one I liked more. They were both amazing. The service was also prompt and the vibe of the place was relaxing, making it easy for anyone to visit the place.

Hands down, the best Persian kebab in Toronto. They have a…read moresecret that nobody else can replicate. However, for this very reason, the kebab must be eaten fresh in the restaurant. I absolutely would not recommend takeout or delivery. Essential Dining Tips * Skip the rice: The traditional serving is perfect as is. You only need the kebab and the delicious bread underneath it. * Must try: Their Ghormeh Sabzi is deeply comforting and tastes exactly like home. The Masto Mosir is also excellent, featuring a light garlic balance that won't ruin the rest of your day. Unbeatable Hospitality Beyond the food, the customer service is warm, friendly, and truly homey. The staff makes sure you are well taken care of, making this a restaurant you'll want to revisit often.

I didn't expect Yonge street to have a happening persian restaurant, or anyplace I'd want to spend…read more3 hours, but we came in, enjoyed the live Persian music playing on a Saturday, and enjoyed a Persian feast. When I eat Persian food I like to think of eating in the way I did at my grandmother's house, with a bunch of different food on the table. I don't think I realized how hard this was to do until I tried to cook it myself, so going to a restaurant like Darvish makes this entirely possible in a way that is too hard at home! The Ghormeh Sabzi is good, and of course a must order, the Fesenjan very flavorful, and though I make mine with duck, that's okay. The kebabs are all good and flavorful, and every table has sumac on it because that's what you need to eat the kebabs! We had some Mast-o-Khyar, shirazi salad, and kashk-e-bademjan as a starter with some great barberi bread. Each appetizer was great, the persian beer with saffron was good, everything came together so well. The three hours flew by as we ate, drank, talked, and enjoyed every dish brought to use. By the end of the meal we were surprised at the time and excited for some tea and saffron ice cream. No Persian doesn't finish a meal with tea, so you must! I cannot wait to come back here, from Tahdig to Ghormeh SAbzi it's a hit, and from a price point it's a really good deal.

This is great spot for Persian food in downtown core. With a closure of a decent Persian food place…read morenearby I was mostly relegated to delivery options which though decent aren't the same as getting something fresh of the grill. The setup is functional and somewhat cozy and seems like they cater mainly to the delivery crowd. Consistent flow of take out with a few people dining in. We shared an appetizer combo. The eggplant dip was very good. Hummus being decent with dolma being an acquired taste I feel. I didn't try the salad. I went for the combo of chicken and lamb kebab. I wish I had looked and chosen the bread and rice option as I can only eat this type of rice so much. The kebabs were very good with good quality meat and letting the meat shine with light seasoning. Service was courteous and they were accommodating as well for a person in a wheelchair. I enjoyed my meal and will return. They are somewhat close by and I do enjoy grilled food.

Daily soup was a chicken vegetable soup which was decent. Small was $5 bucks (the $2.99 price on…read morethe wall was old) & large was $10. Even small was not small. Lamb shank was good, tender & tasty. It was not large but was only $20. Dill rice was decent. Salary: Chicken breast & kobideh were exceptonally moist & tender. Both were tasty especially the chicken. There was a decent char, which was better on the chicken. Rice was free (ie a huge portion). There was not much saffron rice (nowadays this is standard). It was fluffy but had no burnt bits. It was great value. Both were served with a small salad, which was good, with zesty dressing & fresh vegetables.

Not going to lie, I have always passed by this spot whenever I was in the Aurora area and I do…read moreregret not swinging by for authentic Persian and Iranian Eats! Since opening their doors, Kababsara Parya is known for their bold Persian flavours in all their dishes ranging from kebabs to traditional stews! A humble spot indeed, but well worth the visit!

I love Persian food and dining at Herby Restaurant with my friend was such a positive experience…read more The person serving us was attentive and accommodating. We were seated at the sidewalk patio which was the only space we could sit with a dog. Water was offered to him by a waiter right away. We chose a shared plate package because it was a versatile combination (appetizer, main and dessert plus Persian tea), just perfect for giving my friend a taste of Persian cuisine. The highlight of our dining was waiter's smiley face every time we mentioned we loved the food as if we made his day. Truly, this food was nourishing and healthy and yummy. I was grateful for being able to have my dog with me, but because he still has to work on his manners, next time I'd rather enjoy a lovely atmosphere without having to guard such good food. The eggplant, pomegranate, saffron, etc. just to name a few lovely ingredients. And a cup of Persian tea to seal the deal. My biggest joy was my friend enjoying our visit to Herby. It was truly a Persian treat for both of us!

Breakfast Tray 1 and 2 - Spinach and Feta Omelette and…read moreTomato Paste Omelette. Accompaniment of feta cheese, olives, cucumber, tomatoes, walnuts and butter. Homemade jam of strawberry, orange, and honey. Includes the loveliest black tea with rose coffee. Side order of pancakes.

This is a cozy spot with an elegant decor that makes you feel right at home. The menu offers a wide…read morerange of Persian dishes from appetizers, drinks, kebabs to stews and mixed rice. We ordered "Kashk o Bademjan" and "Pomegranate Salad". We really loved the salad as it was a great balance between the sauce and the ingredients. For main, we ordered "Isfahan Platter" which included one skewer of beef tenderloin and one skewer of ground lamb. The kebabs were tender and perfectly grilled. "Yogurt Drink" here is a must-try. The staff are friendly and attentive.

Visited with a large party on a weekday. The restaurant it self has Persian art covering the walls,…read morethe cutlery and glassware was also unique. Onto to the food, Kashko Bademjan, I was not expecting the strong taste of goat cheese in this dip which was the prominent flavour. It came paired with bread, Hummus, was good Starting with the kabobs, Torsh Joojeh Kebab this was the chicken breast, the chicken it's self was flavourful but the overall dish was dry. Queens Koobideh,. The minced lamb kabob was delicious. The service was a hit and miss, one of them was sweet and welcoming. The other not so much, she seemed to irritated by our questions or presence. A few things to note: For a large party, each person must order an Entree, you cannot share even though some Dishes are large. They add a 20% gratuity for larger parties Some dishes are pricey $43 for chicken/beef.