Great food but it’s Saturday at 5:50 pm and they’re supposed to be open until 7 and they’ve not picked up one of 25 of my calls, I’ll switch it to 5 stars if they reply with reasoning or update their hours on Google.
Zohar O
Excellent food. Very polite, helpful, friendly service.
Saadiq Daya
Really good food, service was really friendly. All the meat was perfectly cooked and spiced, bread was sooo soft, meat was tender. No complaints!
Arifa Nazneen
Experienced very palatable, halal meat dishes. Staffs are friendly, clean, comfortable environment. I ate Vaziri kebab from the menu, beef and chicken kebab with rice.
Mist a Spot
Best kabob we’ve ever had! Staff favourite!
Alec B.
Don't let the generic name fool you, this isn't a generic spot. Wonderful kebob plates for a decent price. I come here almost every week to get a plate for chicken/been with Persian rice. Very fresh and healthy food foe the same almost price as a Big Mac meal!
Shayan arman
So so good. And the girl up front was very nice
Dyaco Rostam
The best Persian food I had in a while and the server who works there is the sweetest person in the world.
Dany Alejandro
Went there once with my wife and she was impressed with the meat so she decided to call them for delivery to give me a surprise.Thing is, she can't speak english.Instead of chasing her out, they tried to accomodate her call as much as possible, to the extent of even trying to pronounce a few spanish words to her. That was the biggest act of kindness I've seen in restaurants in a while.I understand immigrants cannot easily (or cheapily) reproduce their original taste with Canadian ingredients as my own country's cuisine has the same issue, but I'm satisfied with this restaurant's food, tasty and refreshing, different from the usual. Big servings and won't break your wallet. Solid choice for a Persian meal.Warning: They don't make mediterranean salads or whatever, it's a kebab place for god's sake.
As a Persian I would love to see more and better Persian food in Victoria. We did not have this a few years ago. However, I'd like to share my feedback so that it hopefully can help.Dear owner: first off- yes, "bread" is translated in Farsi as naan; however, "Naan", as it is known here in Canada (and many other countries) is a specific type of east Indian bread. You cannot provide pita bread and call it Naan! Hopefully it is just confusion due to the abovementioned fact. If you have pita bread, then just call it pita bread, not Naan!Some orher feedback: koobideh is ok, I would give it 3.5; rice was good quality and was cooked very nicely... a 5!Salad was not well made. Again, when you call a salad "garden salad" there will be some expectations regarding its ingredients! Maybe Google it and see what goes in garden salad.Rice portion is huge. Salad portion is unbelievably small! We asked for salad instead of rice in one of the dishes and it was soooo little. Lastly, the girl who took our order is nice and friendly. Overall my experience was about 3. I hope to see it go up to 5 sometime in the near future! Thanks for reading.
Erik van Maren
Great little gem on Quadra, family business, honest, good, tasty food.
NoshTraveller
This restaurant features a quite a few menu options of Persian Cuisine. I ordered the Mixed Grill (1 Marinaded Chicken Breast Skewer and 1 seasoned Ground Beef Skewer on Rice) with a side of Pita. The Chicken was very moist,succulent and flavourful. The Ground Beef skewer also had a nice flavour, as the spices were subtle. Both skewers were delicious. The Rice was pretty basic and the Pita was the typical packaged variety. It was quite dry. The meal could have used a Yogurt type dipping Sauce, something like Tzatziki Sauce. Overall, I enjoyed my meal. Service was good.
Ronald Martinez
Definitely the best Persian restaurant in town.We come here once a week to celebrate the end of our work week.
Atajan Toyliyev
Pretty good place the food tastes pretty good, not the best I've had but if your hungry and looking for a place to eat this is definitely a spot to stop at.
Great food great staff
Great food but it’s Saturday at 5:50 pm and they’re supposed to be open until 7 and they’ve not picked up one of 25 of my calls, I’ll switch it to 5 stars if they reply with reasoning or update their hours on Google.
Excellent food. Very polite, helpful, friendly service.
Really good food, service was really friendly. All the meat was perfectly cooked and spiced, bread was sooo soft, meat was tender. No complaints!
Experienced very palatable, halal meat dishes. Staffs are friendly, clean, comfortable environment. I ate Vaziri kebab from the menu, beef and chicken kebab with rice.
Best kabob we’ve ever had! Staff favourite!
Don't let the generic name fool you, this isn't a generic spot. Wonderful kebob plates for a decent price. I come here almost every week to get a plate for chicken/been with Persian rice. Very fresh and healthy food foe the same almost price as a Big Mac meal!
So so good. And the girl up front was very nice
The best Persian food I had in a while and the server who works there is the sweetest person in the world.
Went there once with my wife and she was impressed with the meat so she decided to call them for delivery to give me a surprise.Thing is, she can't speak english.Instead of chasing her out, they tried to accomodate her call as much as possible, to the extent of even trying to pronounce a few spanish words to her. That was the biggest act of kindness I've seen in restaurants in a while.I understand immigrants cannot easily (or cheapily) reproduce their original taste with Canadian ingredients as my own country's cuisine has the same issue, but I'm satisfied with this restaurant's food, tasty and refreshing, different from the usual. Big servings and won't break your wallet. Solid choice for a Persian meal.Warning: They don't make mediterranean salads or whatever, it's a kebab place for god's sake.
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As a Persian I would love to see more and better Persian food in Victoria. We did not have this a few years ago. However, I'd like to share my feedback so that it hopefully can help.Dear owner: first off- yes, "bread" is translated in Farsi as naan; however, "Naan", as it is known here in Canada (and many other countries) is a specific type of east Indian bread. You cannot provide pita bread and call it Naan! Hopefully it is just confusion due to the abovementioned fact. If you have pita bread, then just call it pita bread, not Naan!Some orher feedback: koobideh is ok, I would give it 3.5; rice was good quality and was cooked very nicely... a 5!Salad was not well made. Again, when you call a salad "garden salad" there will be some expectations regarding its ingredients! Maybe Google it and see what goes in garden salad.Rice portion is huge. Salad portion is unbelievably small! We asked for salad instead of rice in one of the dishes and it was soooo little. Lastly, the girl who took our order is nice and friendly. Overall my experience was about 3. I hope to see it go up to 5 sometime in the near future! Thanks for reading.
Great little gem on Quadra, family business, honest, good, tasty food.
This restaurant features a quite a few menu options of Persian Cuisine. I ordered the Mixed Grill (1 Marinaded Chicken Breast Skewer and 1 seasoned Ground Beef Skewer on Rice) with a side of Pita. The Chicken was very moist,succulent and flavourful. The Ground Beef skewer also had a nice flavour, as the spices were subtle. Both skewers were delicious. The Rice was pretty basic and the Pita was the typical packaged variety. It was quite dry. The meal could have used a Yogurt type dipping Sauce, something like Tzatziki Sauce. Overall, I enjoyed my meal. Service was good.
Definitely the best Persian restaurant in town.We come here once a week to celebrate the end of our work week.
Pretty good place the food tastes pretty good, not the best I've had but if your hungry and looking for a place to eat this is definitely a spot to stop at.