Overall, a lovely Persian restaurant, nestled inside the Mall of Scandinavia (where the main…read morecluster of restaurants are), with a nice vibe and good food. I really love the decor on the walls, and the staff were generally friendly. Typical of this style of restaurant in Sweden, order at the counter, get a buzzer thingy, and go back to get the food when it's ready. Kitchen generally moved at a good pace. Bathrooms: I didn't see any; likely just use the mall ones.

Food was sooooo good and service was amazing. the owners are so nice it's 10/10 def recommendread more

Riktig bra mat. Miljön var inte så lugnt men allt annat var bra. Jag beställde siah sefid och…read morerekommenderar den

This is my first time in Sweden and first time away from home during the holidays. I visited this…read morerestaurant today because I saw it on a list of best places to have Christmas dinner in Stockholm. The article said I would have a traditional Swedish Christmas dinner here, but the menu only had Persian options. Initially when I walked in the host's greeting was a little off but I figured she must be tired. After I was seated, I took my time looking through the menu. Another woman came and took my order (didn't not seem to friendly, but I shrugged it off). The food came out about 5 mins after I placed my order, I thought that was very quickS now my review is more so for the service and not the food. The food was okay, I've had better Persian food, but the service was absolutely unacceptable. I finished eating and waited for the waitress to come check on my and provide me with the dessert menu. Not once did she check on me while I was eating. I made several eye contact with her after I finished eating and she never came to my table. There were other White customers who came in after me and I noticed she was more attentive to them. 30 minutes went by after I finished eating and at this time I've made eye contact with her at least 20 times. She walked up to a table of White customers after me and spoke to them then left. Then she walked right back to the table and provided them with a dessert menu and cleared their table. Still I was trying to give the benefit of the doubt. 10 minutes passed by and I decided this place isn't worth giving anymore of my time and money to if this is how they treat Black customers. So as I gathered my belongings and walked down to pay and waiter hurried up and rang me up. He didn't ask me how was the meal or if everything was okay, nothing! He just asked if I'd like my receipt. Not even a Merry Christmas! And the waitress just walked passed me. What's worse is I am middle eastern and I know had I showcased that they would have treated me better. I am not sure if this restaurant isn't used to Black customers, but I definitely do not recommend this establishment for any person of color. As my time I'm Sweden has been great so far, so I won't let this experience ruin the entire trip. Overall for the low quality of the food, especially the lamb and the prejudice I have encountered, this place is not worth it! Stay away Black and brown people! One is for the ambiance.

Small portions along with food served cold. Not sure if there has been a change in the ownership…read morein recent months or not! We were told this was one of the best Persian restaurants in town but regretfully it was far from it.

The ABSOLUTE BEST place in Sweden to have authentic Persian cuisine!…read moreSomething for everyone. No matter if you are a Veggiesaurus or carnivore there's something fantastic to pick! Try one of my favorites: Grilled chicken skewers (Djooje) Grilled meat skewers (Barg) Or minced meat skewers (Koobide) The yoghurt (Mast Moosir)

This place is amazing! At first site it looks like you are about to walk into someone's apartment…read moreblock. Once you get to the door the line starts. The inside is tastefully decorated as if you are in the Middle East. The food was beyond delicious. I would totally recommend making the trip to this place. It's right next to the blue line train station...that will get you from Stockholm to there in about 30 minutes. I totally recommend this place to anyone

Best Kotlet sandwich I ever tried. So delicious. This is a MUST everytime I visit Stockholmread more

An ok sandwich joint. I tried Gosht which is their favourite one. It is quite big, and the lamb is…read morequite good. They add spice to the meat so that it tastes authentic.. Overall, it is good, 79 SEK price tag is justified by the size and abundant stuffs inside..

The service could be better. The food could be more generous or more tasty. The drinks are ok…read more I have gone here on and off for last years but I always go away with they can do better. The first part which is for drinking in cozy atmosphere is to loud. And the finner are inside is less loud but always food is late or wrong id bigger company.

We popped in without reservation on a Friday before the theatre. The service from the girls here on…read morethe waiting staff was extremely attentive and kind from the get-go. The seating we got was actually on the lower tables at the front as the seated restaurant area was all full, but we actually wanted to sit on the comfortable sofas- perfect! For a meal before the theatre our food order arrived in great time, mine was a mezze-esque order of two starters (spinach parcel and baba ganoush) and came as a generous portion size. The baba had that smoky moreish flavour and a good consistency. All in all a very cosy meal, with helpful servers that tended to us quickly and a lovely interior to boot.

The ambiance is nice but the interior is some mix of different things & cultures randomly put…read moretogether & the plastic orchids at the windows are really thumbs down! When it comes to food, their dishes also lack any garnish & are not very well presented. We tried their Koobide & Barg. Koobide was really top notch but the Barg was nothing like we expected & we did not appreciate it. The bread was fantastic ! I didn't give this review any less star because compare to what you get prices are pretty fair.

This place is excellent. Tip: The lunch prices are really good. The price of lunch is 89kr and you…read moreget the same you would for nearly twice the price at dinner. However, having been here a few times the meats used in the 'djuje' (chicken kebab skewer) are not of the same quality of that of the dinner (and for this they get 4 stars). If you go for lunch and aren't turned off by red meat you should get the 'kobideh' (spiced ground beef skewer). I have noticed no difference in quality between lunch and dinner. Also, their 'doogh' (similar to ayran) was very tasty and free with lunch. Dinner is a different experience. Everything is more expensive. In fact, too expensive for what you are getting (around 400-500kr) for two people. That said though, this is by most accounts, the best Persian food you will come by in Stockholm