Ordered takeout from here while visiting relatives in the area. Absolutely delicious Persian food,…read moreportions are great, everything was flavorful and the prices are very reasonable for the quality of food you are getting! The staff was also so kind during pick up! Highly recommend!

Amazing Persian food in The Hague! Authentic, fresh and halal…read more I tried the junje kebab (mix) with saffron rice along with Kashk badjan as a starter! All was perfect. Love the chicken kebab more though. The staff ( I believe are the owners) are extremely friendly and welcoming. Will come again anytime I'm in The Hague

Great service, caring staff, family run and it shows. The food is good, delicately spiced and…read morefilling. I'll go back

Amazing food (lekker!!!), home made food (natural and very tasty!!!) with a sophistication…read moretouch. We had a delicious soup in the beginning and this was followed by delightful entries and also the main course was superb! The owners of the restaurant were very attentive and give us explanation of each dish once served, this was such a differential and we just loved it!!! It was our first Persian dinner experience, and the food is so yummy and with real taste! We want to comeback and we definitely recommend this place!!!!!! Dank je, it was heel lekker, Khoshmaze!!

I've been in to many Mediterranean restaurants all around the world, Alborz-Hafez has the best…read morequality of food, great environment and very friendly staff, not only I will go back there anytime I am in Netherlands again but also advise everyone to give it a try and get addicted too.

We had few options for Persian food in town but we decided to go with this one after reading the…read morereviews. We walked to the restaurant from our hotel and it was in easy to find spot. The waitress was so friendly and explained whatever we needed. The food came out fresh and great! We ordered a plate of one skewer of lamb and one skewer of chicken breast (Kobide & Joojeh) with side of the yoghurt and cucumber and shirazy salad. We devoured the food very quickly, from the rice to the meat to the sides everything was extremely tasty! We will visit this restaurant one more time before we leave and each time we visit Amsterdam.

I wasn't hungry anymore... but I so wanted to keep eating... luckily my wallet prevented me from…read moregoing on. This review will be slightly biased since I have Persian heritage, but unlike most people who will turn knit picky and judgmental because their "mom can do it better" or whatever, I find this place absolutely delightful because you don't have many Persian restaurants in Holland and this place simply nails it with textures and flavors. If you think you know "KEBOB" then forget everything you think you know. "kebob/kebab" is a Persian word which simply means "grilled food" or more accurately "charbroiled food". Anything can be kebob, even a tomato. The flavor of the ground meat kebob here is superb!!! Ground meat is called "koobideh" and I highly recommend it. You get a portion of white high grade basmati rice topped off with some saffron basmati rice. The rice is VERY flavorful, floral and the texture is very, very good! Persian style rice is absolutely NON-sticky basmati with a soft core. They cook it and then steam it. You get two charbroiled tomatoes on the side with your dish which is awesome! I love charbroiled tomatoes on the side, and so will you! (seriously, shut up and try it). When I put the first piece of "koobideh" (charbroiled ground meat) in my mouth it was, and I took the liberty to translate this awesome Dutch saying that I've adopted because it makes sense, an angel was pissing on my tongue. It was THAT good! The service is very typical Persian as well. Nice, attentive and warm! He kept calling me and my cousin "my darling" in Persian, kind of a-la chef Ramsey. It's been a while since I've been around real Persians so it felt refreshing and warm. Persians have this sour yoghurt drink that's thinner than buttermilk and they add mountain herbs to it from the Persian regions and it's called "doogh". However, here they have a commercial version of it that I really liked it's without the herbs but its carbonated instead! A fizzy buttermilk! Awesome. BUT, in all honesty, this is something that you will either absolutely hate or absolutely love. So be warned. And then we had Persian ice cream! (I forgot to take a picture as I gobbled it down before the waiter/owner could let go of the dish itself). It's flavored with natural ingredients such as rosewater, saffron and pistachios. I'd go there for just that alone! If there's a pet peeve then it's the saffron topped rice which didn't really taste like saffron but had the color, only. Perhaps because of the high cost of saffron, the relatively cheap menu and because the busy night that they came short. I don't know but honestly, I don't mind that much since the rice itself was very fruity and floral in flavor.

So far this is the best Persian restaurant I have been to in the South-Holland province. Main &…read moreside dishes are priced generally higher than other places but in the end it's totally worth it. The location is phenomenal if you have a car (number of parking spots can be improved though), the atmosphere was good and the overall experience enjoyable. We got the Soltani for our main. I'd rate it a solid 8: the barg kebab, however, could've been cooked better. The sides were delicious and so was the faloodeh bastani dessert. I will be back!

The best Persian and authentic Persian food for a long time already in the Netherlands. Always…read morefeeling welcome by Shady and here parents! This lady has got several prominent prizes won in the Netherlands! I always go here if I want good Persian food and recommend it to anyone who wants a real taste of Iranian food and hospitality

I'm from California visiting Amsterdam. Parsa restaurant has good food, very good service, good…read morelocation and very clean.

Really bad. The place is old and needs updating. Only one guy doing everything. And the food was…read morenot good at all.

Hands down, an exemplary warm service in Dutch, English and Persian, uncharacteristic of other…read moreplaces we've been to in the Netherlands.  The food was good overall. The Mahicheh (lamb chop) was absolutely tender and very delicious. They serve two types of rice, one with saffron and mulberries, the other with carrots and raisins - both done nicely. We had the mantu and mirzaghasemi as appetizers; both were good. We tried 3 of the kebabs too. Not bad, but strongly outplayed by the other dishes.  They have a lovely house bread that one should not miss! The yoghurt-and-shallot side dish was excellent. I didn't like the house yoghurt soda much though.  We had the walnut ice cream and the saffron ice cream for dessert. Both were prepared well and came in big portions. The cardamom tea and the mint tea were great. So we ended at a high. Overall, delicious meals and a very pleasant experience. I would definitely go back to have more Mahiche and try the stews.