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4.4 (187 reviews)

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Tianna F.

Saw that the reviews were good and decided to give them a try... The restaurant is basically on front street, so you have to find street parking (be aware of the signs!) or park in the Whole Foods parking lot around the corner. I didn't know what to try, so the cashier recommend the "Combo #1" which was Chicken Breast and Koobideh Kabob served over White Rice w/ tomatoes, onions and Tahini Sauce. And he made sure to let me know that the chicken is marinated for over 14hrs and that I can tell by the taste.. So let me start off by saying the Chicken was my favorite thing! It indeed was well marinated and had a lot of flavor. The Koobideh wasn't my favorite but It wasn't bad, I could have gone without It. The rice was just basic Basmati Rice; I thought It would have some more flavor to It. Then they give you half of a grilled/roasted tomato and onion which was cool. The tahini sauce was a little too sour for my liking and It wasn't needed. Because the chicken was the star of the show. The naan bread was cool. I think they could do some type of pizza with that and the chicken and It would do numbers! (Just a thought) I would come back, but only for the chicken.

Chris C.

This is a relatively new restaurant in Tenley with both indoor and outdoor seating. Inside has quite attractive decor - light colored wood-top furniture, a few long high tables in front, big scenic photo mural in back, decorative white plastic crates hanging from the ceiling (a creative touch). We ordered two kabob entrees, chicken breast and beef chenjeh. I thought the entrees came with rice and salad so didn't specify when placing the order. Turned out it's rice OR salad but they never bothered asking me to choose an option, instead just automatically gave us both rice which was not what we wanted. The kabobs are ok but with their pricing ($13/$17 for one single chicken/beef kabob) the entrees are not cheap but would be a lot better value with smaller portion of two sides instead of the huge wasteful amount of rice no normal person could possibly be able to finish.

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Maria V.

If you like kebab, it is your place. Efficient service, fresh ingredients, juicy kebab, reasonably priced. Nothing fancy, it is an upgraded version of a fast food joint, so would not recommend for a romantic date. If you want a tasty, no frills lunch, it is a great choice. We ate in but you can also order a take out. I took one star off for uncomfortable bar chairs that are difficult to adjust and a not very clean floor near the window sitting. Will be back for more kebab

pantea T.

The appetizers are to die for! I would recommend getting everything lol The food is also very tasty! They are also generous ! Love the place

Chicken Kabob platter and Lamb Tenderloin kabob. Hummus
Ashley R.

Maman joon was fantastic! This is a fast casual restaurant serving Persian cuisine. I tried the chicken kebab platter and my partner tried the lamb kebab. The meat was hot, juicy, and tender. Pro tip - the platters come with a large amount of rice, you can add an extra kebab of meat and have enough for two people. We also tried the hummus which was good, but nothing to write home about. The employees were kind and it probably took about 10 minutes to get our food. Also, there's a really delicious cherry soda in the fountain drink machine!

Great food and superb service! Peter, the founder, was there and was very helpful in giving recommendations. He was very attentive to my experience and even brought out complementary hummus and baklava while I was waiting for my food. I ordered the kashk e' bademjan (eggplant dip) and koobideh kabob (single side order). The flavors were fresh and delightful! Absolutely coming back!!

Ghormeh Sabzi with Shirazi
Alan N.

After trying out Rumi's Kitchen in downtown, I decided to stop here next due to the high ratings. Honestly, I have to say I wasn't very impressed with the food. I ordered the ghormeh sabzi with shirazi, and both were underwhelming. The sabzi tasted quite bland and dry compared to others I've tried and the shirazi was incredibly watered down, and lacking enough vinegar/lemon juice. The container the shirazi comes in suggests they don't make it themselves, but instead buy it pre-packaged. I understand this is supposed to be Persian "fast food," but that comes with it feeling a bit cheap. Plastic food containers, plastic utensils, cheap napkins. One plus is that they had a good variety of Persian cuisine. My friend got the joojeh kabob and said it was good. It's also nice that the friendly man running the place was truly Persian. Although my food wasn't tasty, I may have to give some of the other menu items a chance.

Koobideh Kabob Sandwich

The food wasn't good. It normally comes with a yogurt and spicy sauce but I asked for just yogurt. I wish they had more sauce options because the meat was great but would've been amazing with something else. Service was great. They gave me samples of everything. It has a great whole in the wall environment that makes it great if you want a quick bite.

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Stuart M.

Lots of choices. Where to begin? Started with the badamjune eggplant appetizer. Nice blend of spice, and a generous amount of pita for dipping. One of our entrees was the chicken kabob. It was moist, tender, and properly seasoned. We chose a side of rice that had a saffron highlight. The second entree was the beef koobideh. Again, great flavor with that hot off the grill taste. We had a side salad instead of rice (included), that came with olives, tomatoes, cukes, and a decent yellowish dressing. We carried out, but they have ample indoor and outdoor seating. Good Persian food, priced right, and conveniently located. 3 boxes checked.

Koobideh and lubia polo
Terri A.

The place smelled fantastic! Good selection of food options. I was intrigued by the lubiah polo and kabob option. The kabob was delicious. I generally order koobideh as a measure of Persian food quality and it did not disappoint. The lubiah polo was interesting. It had the makings of a good rice dish, but was a little dry and the green beans had disintegrated. My thought was that it's not an often ordered dish and may have been sitting or reheated. Bread and yogurt were tasty as well. All in all a good kabob but would do plain rice next time.

Austin G.

If you love Iranian food, this is your jam. In the center of Tenleytown, Maman Joon is set up like a fast casual restaurant with an open kitchen concept. The menu itself is massive so definitely ask for recommendations. To feed our group of four, we got the family combo with four different meats, an appetizer and three sides. Honestly, the food was underwhelming. The massive pan of rice was dry, the bread burnt and the meats lacking flavor. Once we added salt, it was much better. The one dish that wowed me was the Persian shallots in yogurt. So good!

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2 years ago

Food and service were great. Did a big family platter for take out and the food was hot and super tasty.

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Delicious food! Friendly service. Hummus was amazing. Big portions. Highly recommend this restaurant.

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Incredible food and the new humus recipe is incredible. Plus everyone who works here is super nice.

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Great place small and local! The owner was so kind and was so glad that we were enjoying. Our meal!

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Great food, atmosphere, and customer service. Arguably the best hummus I have had anywhere.

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Nice people, really good food, and fitting ambiance. I definitely recommend. He even gave me a free hummus.

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Delicious, authentic food, with great service, and awesome and hospitable owners! Especially enjoyed the hummus!

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The owner came up and offered my friend and I some hummus to try. It was the best I have had in DC. Great service and will come here again

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Really good Persian food. Everything was spiced perfectly and was very tasty. Will definitely go back.

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Not fresh. Not good. Not tasty. Old vegetables in the salad. Not inspired to try again. Not recommended.

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3 years ago

Loved the taste ,freshness ,balsamic rice and the sauce is my favorite!!!!! Food is cooked right temperature

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Combination of overpriced and poorly made kabobs with no flavor and overcooked. Do not recommend.

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I ate here again, this time with family. One reservation about the fesenjoon about which I was…read moreenthusiastic in my previous review. There were only three pieces of chicken, and they were a tad overcooked. But the rest of the menu was still good

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First time here. We stopped going to Moby Dick at other locations because the bread taste/texture…read moredeclined and the food just wasn't as good as it was in the past. Was in the area and thought we'd give this a shot. We each ordered the chicken platter, one with half rice/salad and the other with all salad. Also got a hummus with bread. The hummus (their brand, in a sealed package) is good. Flavorful and creamy. The bread had a better texture than at our last few visits at other locations (not as hard), but still just "meh" for flavor. I've had better bread at other kabob places recently. It was served warm, but not hot, which surprised me. The chicken in the entrees was well prepared. The meat tasted good and was juicy. I think the portion (number of pieces) looks smaller than in the past, but still plenty to eat. The salad was fresh. The dressing is a lemon oil combination that is very, very lemony. One of us liked it snd the other found the lemon flavor overwhelming. The rice was "meh". Although cooked properly, it lacked any flavor. "Meh" like the bread. I likely won't come back because the bread and rice don't really add anything to the meal. There's better alternatives around.

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