Taste of Persia

I went to Taste Of Persia this Sunday and the tea and food was the best Persian food I have ever had!!!! Yes that’s what I said The dill rice the beef Kabab and chicken Kabab both ground was so moist and so full of flavor!!! I can’t wait until I go back again soon! Oops you have two options order off the menu or try the buffet Update I came back four days later and again the food was fantastic!!!!! You gotta try this place for your self! Taste of Persia

Finally, a Persian restaurant with homemade food! I came here with my family last night to try out their buffet and it was a FANTASTIC experience. Such a wide variety of homemade stews, kabobs and side dishes without any preservatives or additives. And best of all is their service. Nadia and Sasan are such a pleasure to speak with, and their little daughter Susan did such an amazing job serving our family. It was so refreshing to see this lovely family helping each other and truly providing great service. I will be coming back more often with my family and friends. Highly recommend this restaurant if you appreciate delicious homemade Persian food in a relaxed, family setting.

EXCELLENT food! I've got to say I was not a fan of Persian food before this but this was excellent. Particularly the Adas soup and Ash reshte were very good. Very kind and friendly staff, and a nice relaxed environment. Honestly pretty cheap compared to other Persian restaurants for a lot better quality. We will definitely be returning again! Also approved by my Persian boyfriend who can confirm authentic recipes!

My book club and I visited Taste of Persia after finishing The Lion Women of Tehran, and it turned out to be the perfect way to continue our journey into Persian culture. From the moment we walked in, the owner and his sister welcomed us with the warmest hospitality. The food was absolutely beautiful and tasted even better. Every dish was rich, flavorful, and clearly made with so much care. We were especially impressed by the generous portions, which allowed us to try and share a variety of plates without feeling rushed or limited. My personal favorite was the beet salad and the bone in chicken. Taste of Persia is more than a restaurant--it's an experience. Our evening was filled with incredible flavors, heartfelt kindness, and a sense of connection to the story we had just read. Highly,

My food starts with greetings. If not greeted warmly, there is no need to eat. Taste of Persia and Cultura Subs are one unit i.e. they share the same kitchen. Cultura Subs is the older business and extended their restaurant to have Taste of Persia too. The staff is very friendly and food is #halal. Subs area has lesser space to eat but the restaurant next to it is reasonably roomy. The menu is a mix of different cuisines. I tried Argentinian Milanesa. It was big marinated thin beef steak deep fried. It was a bit crunchy but can be asked to keep more juicy. The side was Yuka (a.k.a. Cassava root) fries. This is quite fibrous and may be nearly one meal. Also, tried Beef Koobideh wrap. It is more Persian. Next time, I may want to eat with rice. Combined with Mast-o-Musier, it was really good.