Iran Restaurant

Iranian Restaurant in Paddington
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6 / 10 from 4 reviews
Address
59 Edgware Road
Paddington
London
W2 2HZ
Map
Telephone
020 7723 1344
Cuisine
Iranian
Region
Paddington
Nearest Station
Marble Arch
0.27 miles
Opening Times
Monday Open 12:00 - Closes 00:00
Tuesday Open 12:00 - Closes 00:00
Wednesday Open 12:00 - Closes 00:00
Thursday Open 12:00 - Closes 00:00
Friday Open 12:00 - Closes 00:00
Saturday Open 12:00 - Closes 00:00
Sunday Open 12:00 - Closes 00:00

User Reviews

Fatima
from London

May 18, 2016

As an Iranian had the best taste ever and ever in London compared to many other Persian restaurants in London! It's khodesht bamie or fesenjun reminds me my mum's cooking! Absolutely love it and recommend it to those who look for the best taste of persian food! The menu also has more options for food than other restaurants I've ever tried! You should try it
nyynyy

Mar 4, 2012

Rarely do I ever write reviews but this place was just so horrible I felt I had to. First off we were told we would get free drinks and snacks such as baklava but would have to pay for the shisha. Thinking this was a good deal we agreed and bought 3 lots of shisha. Now I'm not an expert or regular with shisha but some friends with more experiences said the flavouring and quality of tobacco used was very poor. I have to agree! After feeling slightly disappointed with the shisha and the 'melon drinks' served for free we asked for the bill. Upon receipt we noticed that we HAD BEEN CHARGED FOR THE FREE DRINKS AND SNACKS! We asked the staff about this and we got a rude response claiming that we were never told they were free. I was disgusted that on my friends birthday somebody would cheat us into paying for something we would never have bought if it wasn't complimentary. Once speaking to the staff again I was spoken down to like an idiot and made to feel embarrassed like it was my fault. DO NOT GO HERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE TRICKED OUT OF YOUR MONEY!
nyynyy

Mar 4, 2012

Rarely do I ever write reviews but this place was just so horrible I felt I had to. First off we were told we would get free drinks and snacks such as baklava but would have to pay for the shisha. Thinking this wad a good deal we agreed and bought 3 lots of shisha. Now I'm not an expert or regular with shisha but some friends with more experiences said the flavouring and quality of tobacco used was very poor. I have to agree! After feeling slightly disappointed with the shisha and the 'melon drinks' served for free we asked for the bill. Upon receipt we noticed that we HAD BEEN CHARGED FOR THE FREE DRINKS AND SNACKS! We asked the staff about this and we got a rude response claiming that we were never told they were free. I was disgusted that on my friends birthday somebody would cheat us into paying for something we would never have bought if it wasn't complimentary. Once speaking to the staff again I was spoken down to like an idiot and made to feel embarrassed like it was my fault. DO NOT GO HERE UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE TRICKED OUT OF YOUR MONEY!
Alex1os

Jan 18, 2012

With so many mainstream middle-eastern restaurants these days, I was slightly sceptical about another restaurant claiming to offer the best from the region. I was proven wrong, and richer for the experience. The food is prepared with the love of a home-cooked meal, and served by a charismatic restaurant manager/owner who is no stranger to spotting the first-timer and suggesting foods which might interest. Their are a number of dips worth trying, but the lamb with saffron rice is the real star attraction. Their menu also has the history of Caviar and they were only to happy to show me how they make the Persian-style bread. Well worth the visit!
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