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We were in Las Vegas and craved Persian food. A quick Yelp search found that the closest one to us was Soroush. They offer a large selection of Persian and Middle Eastern food with a good selection of appetizers and desserts. They also seem to feature a full bar although we did not try that. Their kabobs tasted fresh and yummy. The Koobideh (ground beef) kabob was delicious. The Saffron rice was aromatic and cooked to perfection. The Barg (filet Mignon) Kabob was just OK. They seem to have just raised their prices since the menus were not updated yet and had previous prices showing. This is a large restaurant with good ambiance. The service was excellent, although we were the only customers during lunch on a Saturday!
The food and service was amazing!! Very beautiful restaurant and great music. They were quick and accommodating.
5/5 all around! Delicious Persian cuisine. Authentic. Charcoal grilled kabobs, perfectly cooked basmati rice and condiments like Shirazi salad. You will thank me! It's so healthy too! Koobideh - grilled beef, served with fluffy basmati rice and grilled tomatoes. Joojeh- grilled chicken breast seasoned with saffron ( the most expensive spice in the world) served with fluffy basmati rice and grilled tomatoes. Each grilled dish is between $20-$30. Ambiance of this restaurant is simple, clean and inviting. Hosts are friendly and make sure you enjoy your meal and dining experience. What you should know- They grill on the real charcoal! No short cuts!
Very hospitable service. You can tell he wants you to enjoy yourself. Delicious hummus and yogurt dishes. Rice was cooked well. Meat was a tad salty but all of them were very good, especially the filet. A little pricy but the food is good with decent sized portions.
We had the Kabab Koobideh (which is ground beef kabob skewers, rice, and grilled tomatoes) and the beef soltani (which is one ground beef skewer and one flat filet mignon/tenderloin piece with rice and grilled tomatoes). Everything was delectable. The beef was seasoned to perfection and cooked perfectly. Every bite was juicy and bursting with flavor. It's clear that they use quality meat. I can't speak on the chicken kabobs but if their beef kabobs are any indication, the chicken should be just as good. The rice was also cooked perfectly. At a lot of Persian restaurants I've been to, the rice is usually undercooked or lacking in flavor and the meat is either too dry or lacks the appropriate seasoning. But this place does both right. They also serve black tea after a meal if you ask. The service is friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is also a nice place to bring family or friends to. It would also work well for a small event (80-100 people). If you're looking for high quality, delicious Persian food, I strongly recommend Soroush.
This place definitely suprised me, its not as busy as it should be. Its more of a underrated hidden gem for a kabob place. Its not the best imo but I will say its easily one of the top spots In Las Vegas; and better than some spots Ive visited in Cali. Nasir (pardon if I misspelled the name) was my waiter and is very nice and welcoming. It made the ambiance comforting. I'll definitely comeback to try their other food.
We were looking for some good mediterranean food for my husband's birthday dinner and found this place based on reviews. Somehow, we didn't seem to have as great of an experience as others have had. Nothing was truly terrible, but it was just average and didn't warrant the 4.5 average rating that led us to have such high hopes. I made reservations, which were definitely not necessary given there was only 1 other table of diners while we were there. We did plan for a very early dinner since it's a "school night" but thought it would still be crowded. When we arrived, they had not set up a table for our party of 6 so quickly pushed 2 tables together. For the price point, we expected a nicer atmosphere - a few examples that influenced our disappointment include a very large karaoke stage playing 80's music videos on a TV surrounded by a tacky metallic backdrop and the table numbers were simply notecards with handwritten numbers slid under the glass top. Our server was very nice, but not on top of drink refills. My mother in law ordered "water" and was served a bottle of water. No glass or ice, just the bottle. My father in law and son ordered lemonade, which was served with no ice, while my ice tea was 90% ice and gone in two sips without being offered to refill for most of the evening. My husband ordered the dough (fermented yogurt drink) and very much enjoyed it. Our appetisers were very good - my youngest son enjoyed the dulmeh and we really liked the eggplant dip. We ordered the family platter, which was giant - we had 6 in our party and brought leftovers home. The kabobs were moist and flavorful, but very salty. We upgraded half the rice to the barberry rice and that is worth trying (the barberry tasted very similar to cranberries). We also ordered the Crispy Rice with Stew dish, which was what I personally had been looking forward to the most because we used to have friends that made Persian crispy rice for us and it was SOOOOOO good. This was so not good and super disappointing, and thank goodness nobody broke a tooth trying to eat it! It was like trying to eat a cake of dried, uncooked rice. The stews themselves were fine, basically what you would expect, but we just couldn't get over the inedible rice. No one left hungry, but we just didn't feel satisfied given the potential. Its fine, we didn't hate it, but would not recommend it. Like I said, given the price point we expected better, not mediocre/standard.
We were first-time visitors at Soroush but felt like outsiders where some backgammon players across the large room rattled dice, and local friends were greeted with candles and kisses. While our visit was friendly and professional, it was like eating in someone's quiet dining room while a Big Fat Greek Wedding: Persia Edition was happening in an open room next door. A touch awkward. But the kabobs/koobideh were huge and flavorful; and the naan-lavash were platter-smothering huge so that you never run out of a piece warm chewy bread to wrap the meat. The tart-sweet and buttery barberry rice I thought an exceptional and worthwhile $4 upgrade for the deliciousness and also for the extra moisture. Our chicken koobideh were juicy and seasoned well enough to stand on their own, but the beef koobideh a little under-seasoned and drier. Ordered with the lavash bread, we should have ordered a side of seasoned yogurt or hummus to overcome some of the dryness -- but it would've been more helpful if the heaping plate just included some, or had they suggested the accompaniment. Thus Soroush was a mostly-positive experience that left us wishing we could eat tasty Persian food more often!
Soroush is Amazing! We tried it for the first time and will definitely be back. The ambiance is great, the staff is friendly and the food is delicious! You must try it, you won't be disappointed!!
My company and I come to Vegas twice a yr for work purposes and Soroush is definitely a restaurant we visit every time to eat after a long day of work because the food is so delicious and authentic. Amazing customer service so friendly and attentive. For the restaurant mood itself it is very relaxed casual spot. Love it! Definitely highly recommended.
5 months ago
Delicious. Satisfying. My taste buds always enjoy each dish I have gotten to try here. Service was great, at a great pace taking our order to getting the food to our table. It is a very calm environment and I enjoy the music in the background. read more
24 days ago
Got take out and food is worse than before. I asked them not to salt the food after cooking because the food is too salty to begin with. Without the extra salt the koobideh is overly salty, thin and dry and lacks the distinctive onion or grill flavor. The barg is a little tough, under cooked and lacks any grill flavor. And west of all the meat didn't taste fresh. Rice is good, a little too oily with food coloring for the yellow top. Dolmeh has a mild dill flavor which is overpowered by salt. I couldn't even swallow it and spit it out. Greek salad made with canned olives and a sweet non Greek and non Persian dressing. More like a watered down green thousand island. I don't know why I punish myself returning and hoping the food will be better. Update : stomach ache shortly after the small portion I ate. read more
2 months ago
This place is trying to skim the patrons. My dish (falafel plate) was priced at $17 and with taxes added it came to ~$18 and few cents. However, the credit card device charged me $19.04. I caught that and informed the cashier. He seems to be acting like he did not know and passed the blame on the device that it is a new device and he does not know how to operate it. Then he offered me a dollar back in cash. I do not care about a dollar more than the fact they tried to scam the customer. Pretty shameless behavior for a business and totally uncalled for. This happened on July 12th when I had ordered inside the restaurant for a to-go. I would beware folks to always check the final bill and confirm that it matches the same amount. Attached is a screenshot of bank's credit card transaction. read more
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We were in Las Vegas and craved Persian food. A quick Yelp search found that the closest one to us was Soroush. They offer a large selection of Persian and Middle Eastern food with a good selection of appetizers and desserts. They also seem to feature a full bar although we did not try that. Their kabobs tasted fresh and yummy. The Koobideh (ground beef) kabob was delicious. The Saffron rice was aromatic and cooked to perfection. The Barg (filet Mignon) Kabob was just OK. They seem to have just raised their prices since the menus were not updated yet and had previous prices showing. This is a large restaurant with good ambiance. The service was excellent, although we were the only customers during lunch on a Saturday! read more
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The food and service was amazing!! Very beautiful restaurant and great music. They were quick and accommodating. read more
5/5 all around! Delicious Persian cuisine. Authentic. Charcoal grilled kabobs, perfectly cooked basmati rice and condiments like Shirazi salad. You will thank me! It's so healthy too! Koobideh - grilled beef, served with fluffy basmati rice and grilled tomatoes. Joojeh- grilled chicken breast seasoned with saffron ( the most expensive spice in the world) served with fluffy basmati rice and grilled tomatoes. Each grilled dish is between $20-$30. Ambiance of this restaurant is simple, clean and inviting. Hosts are friendly and make sure you enjoy your meal and dining experience. What you should know- They grill on the real charcoal! No short cuts! read more
Very hospitable service. You can tell he wants you to enjoy yourself. Delicious hummus and yogurt dishes. Rice was cooked well. Meat was a tad salty but all of them were very good, especially the filet. A little pricy but the food is good with decent sized portions. read more
10 months ago
We had the Kabab Koobideh (which is ground beef kabob skewers, rice, and grilled tomatoes) and the beef soltani (which is one ground beef skewer and one flat filet mignon/tenderloin piece with rice and grilled tomatoes). Everything was delectable. The beef was seasoned to perfection and cooked perfectly. Every bite was juicy and bursting with flavor. It's clear that they use quality meat. I can't speak on the chicken kabobs but if their beef kabobs are any indication, the chicken should be just as good. The rice was also cooked perfectly. At a lot of Persian restaurants I've been to, the rice is usually undercooked or lacking in flavor and the meat is either too dry or lacks the appropriate seasoning. But this place does both right. They also serve black tea after a meal if you ask. The service is friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is also a nice place to bring family or friends to. It would also work well for a small event (80-100 people). If you're looking for high quality, delicious Persian food, I strongly recommend Soroush. read more
2 months ago
This place definitely suprised me, its not as busy as it should be. Its more of a underrated hidden gem for a kabob place. Its not the best imo but I will say its easily one of the top spots In Las Vegas; and better than some spots Ive visited in Cali. Nasir (pardon if I misspelled the name) was my waiter and is very nice and welcoming. It made the ambiance comforting. I'll definitely comeback to try their other food. read more
We were looking for some good mediterranean food for my husband's birthday dinner and found this place based on reviews. Somehow, we didn't seem to have as great of an experience as others have had. Nothing was truly terrible, but it was just average and didn't warrant the 4.5 average rating that led us to have such high hopes. I made reservations, which were definitely not necessary given there was only 1 other table of diners while we were there. We did plan for a very early dinner since it's a "school night" but thought it would still be crowded. When we arrived, they had not set up a table for our party of 6 so quickly pushed 2 tables together. For the price point, we expected a nicer atmosphere - a few examples that influenced our disappointment include a very large karaoke stage playing 80's music videos on a TV surrounded by a tacky metallic backdrop and the table numbers were simply notecards with handwritten numbers slid under the glass top. Our server was very nice, but not on top of drink refills. My mother in law ordered "water" and was served a bottle of water. No glass or ice, just the bottle. My father in law and son ordered lemonade, which was served with no ice, while my ice tea was 90% ice and gone in two sips without being offered to refill for most of the evening. My husband ordered the dough (fermented yogurt drink) and very much enjoyed it. Our appetisers were very good - my youngest son enjoyed the dulmeh and we really liked the eggplant dip. We ordered the family platter, which was giant - we had 6 in our party and brought leftovers home. The kabobs were moist and flavorful, but very salty. We upgraded half the rice to the barberry rice and that is worth trying (the barberry tasted very similar to cranberries). We also ordered the Crispy Rice with Stew dish, which was what I personally had been looking forward to the most because we used to have friends that made Persian crispy rice for us and it was SOOOOOO good. This was so not good and super disappointing, and thank goodness nobody broke a tooth trying to eat it! It was like trying to eat a cake of dried, uncooked rice. The stews themselves were fine, basically what you would expect, but we just couldn't get over the inedible rice. No one left hungry, but we just didn't feel satisfied given the potential. Its fine, we didn't hate it, but would not recommend it. Like I said, given the price point we expected better, not mediocre/standard. read more
3 months ago
2 months ago
We were first-time visitors at Soroush but felt like outsiders where some backgammon players across the large room rattled dice, and local friends were greeted with candles and kisses. While our visit was friendly and professional, it was like eating in someone's quiet dining room while a Big Fat Greek Wedding: Persia Edition was happening in an open room next door. A touch awkward. But the kabobs/koobideh were huge and flavorful; and the naan-lavash were platter-smothering huge so that you never run out of a piece warm chewy bread to wrap the meat. The tart-sweet and buttery barberry rice I thought an exceptional and worthwhile $4 upgrade for the deliciousness and also for the extra moisture. Our chicken koobideh were juicy and seasoned well enough to stand on their own, but the beef koobideh a little under-seasoned and drier. Ordered with the lavash bread, we should have ordered a side of seasoned yogurt or hummus to overcome some of the dryness -- but it would've been more helpful if the heaping plate just included some, or had they suggested the accompaniment. Thus Soroush was a mostly-positive experience that left us wishing we could eat tasty Persian food more often! read more
6 months ago
5 months ago
Soroush is Amazing! We tried it for the first time and will definitely be back. The ambiance is great, the staff is friendly and the food is delicious! You must try it, you won't be disappointed!! read more
7 months ago
My company and I come to Vegas twice a yr for work purposes and Soroush is definitely a restaurant we visit every time to eat after a long day of work because the food is so delicious and authentic. Amazing customer service so friendly and attentive. For the restaurant mood itself it is very relaxed casual spot. Love it! Definitely highly recommended. read more
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1 year ago
Food was good. Had to ask for bread and sauce which I find unusual for this type of place. The drink refills are slow . I am saying good not the best of the best. I am a Detroit metro native and that is the best of the best. Not busy at all which makes we wonder why drink refills are close to non existent. read more
2 months ago
9 months ago
Our go to place here in Vegas for beef and chicken koobideh! Amazing taste and big servings! The beef and chicken koobideh are juicy and flavorful! My son can finish two pieces! The place is spacious and very clean. If your craving for authentic Persian dish you can't go wrong with this place. read more
7 months ago
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5 months ago
Went with my sister to try some new food, first impressions was the restaurant was very clean and pretty! The lady who served us was very kind and attentive making sure the food was good and even recommend the ice cream with saffron which was sooo good. My sister got the herb stew and Shirazi salad. I got the Ground beef kabob, definitely worth trying! She gave me a side of hot sauce for it and not even exaggerating that hot sauce was AMAZING, as a Mexican myself I was so impressed and genuinely loved that hot sauce like compared to other hot sauces this was different like it had a punch but made you want more of it! Definitely worth trying this place they deserve more credit than what is given it's a very peaceful and welcoming environment! read more
7 months ago
My husband and I have been here twice now and we will be back again. The food is to die for!!! We were the only ones who were eating when we arrived but we did go at an odd lunch time so we had the whole place to ourselves. I think the husband-wife owner team served us and they were very kind and also accommodating. I ordered a tea, shish kabob and then we ordered the saffron pistachio ice cream. The food is so fresh and flavored perfectly. The meat was tender and the veggies were grilled to perfection. My tea was delicious and fresh and the best part was the ice cream. I've never had saffron ice cream before but it's now my favorite. We love the ambiance here. There is a stage where I imagine is live music but while we were there, Arabic music was playing and I loved listening to it. Can't wait to come back. Oh yeah, the booths were very spacious and comfortable and the serving size for the price is worth it. read more
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2790 E Flamingo Rd
Ste A
Las Vegas, NV 89121
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Are there any vegan options available?
Yes.there are..just ask the owner..his name is Soroush.He will definitely suggests you some options.
Is the $39.99 Family Special Platter available for lunch on Saturday?
Yes , family special is available all day everyday
Is this restaurant under new ownership again?
Hi Claude, the new owner is Soroush he has taken over since March. The food is the exact same or i actually think some much better, they now replaced the pita bread with a really delicious homemade bread and the service is exceptional!! I highly…
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