As part of birthday celebrations, I was able to snag a reservation - which is quite tricky to…read moreachieve. The Kashke Bademjoon and Black Truffle Olivieh. I personally preferred the Sangak with these two. Mains: The Barreh Tond (lamb shish) was excellent, accompanied by the Sibzamini. On to the beverages: I did not care for the Doogh - it's an acquired taste for certain, but simply not for me. On the other hand, the Fig & Cardamom Sour perfectly brightened dinner. All of this, enjoyed in a cozy, yet bustling setting. **Thoroughly Recommend ... BON APPÉTIT **

Service was so friendly. The wait staff was constantly checking in but in the most genuine way. We…read moresat at the counter with a front row seat to the chefs at work. The saffron rice sprinkled with crunchy rice and the grilled tender meats was perfection. Met the hype!

Oh my god. Is food just better in London? The food here is amazing and the service is fantastic…read more The owner is super nice and welcoming. I highly recommend the chicken and lamb kebab. It was so delicious and well-flavored. Probably some of the best kebabs I've ever had. And based on the other reviews, the food here is really authentic. And the portions are huge (like Texas-sized portions) so make sure to come here hungry! There are some outdoor seating options and some indoor seating as well. I'd definitely recommend trying this restaurant!

A super solid choice in the Shepherd Market area…read more Food Service Ambiance all good Eating outside a bit better than inside (weather dependent) The menu is what you would expect Value is good Service ok Food quality is good

Apart from the fantastic location, there are no other positives…read more Overpriced. Food - poor. There are way better Persian restaurants in London. We had the lamb and herbs stew, royalty grill and a vegetarian grill. Every dish had the same sides ('exotic' greens, same three different rice). The stew had definitely been prepared beforehand and just heated up prior to serving (and it was a small portion for the price). Unless you're desperate I would not recommend this place.

We were very impressed with this lovely little Persian restaurant on Garrick Street. We started…read morewith their humus with Felafel with an order of Lavash. It was really fabulous. The humus was served with a sprinkling of cinnamon, which really added to its flavor and their Lavash was warm and tasted very fresh. We shared two additional dishes: a chicken stew with apricots and roasted salmon. Both were tasty but I'd highly recommend the chicken dish. The combination of the flavors and the sauce was so tasty that I added it to my salmon too. The service was excellent and their prices were reasonable.

This is easily one of the best Persian restaurants in London! The food is incredibly authentic. It…read moretastes just like what you'd find in Iran. We were lucky to have Arash taking care of us. He was so friendly and helpful, really took the time to understand what we liked and recommended the perfect dishes. His service made the whole experience even better. I honestly can't recommend this place enough. If you're craving real Persian food, this is the spot!

Food was amazing. The Sinuhe salad, eggplant dip, chicken stew with pomegranate were incredible…read more The service and ambiance were also great.

Ordered grubhub from this nice Restauraunt. The quantities are large and the packing for take-out…read moreis really well thought out. I enjoyed the food and delivery service. I ordered the chicken kabob and lamb kabob with rice.

We were staying close by and ended up having dinner here twice. The food, ambiance and service were…read morefantastic! I tried two of the traditional Persian dishes, my dad and husband had the grilled meat plates -- delicious! What a gem within this neighborhood and a spot you will not want to miss!

Excellent service terrible food sad to say. In Los Angeles, where persian food is epic This was a…read morehuge disappointment. The chicken kebab was incredibly dry the salad mediocre, rice mediocre overall the meal was served cold. I am in Kensington most of the time and thought I could give this a try since it's always been small and quaint and cute. Although the food does not stand up to the neighborhood, please do better! I definitely won't be back... it's a shame because I'm in this neighborhood so often ... try it's amzing, but I just didn't want to walk that far down the high street.

Vibes were totally off. Thankfully the food was good and that was the saving grace. But most likely…read moreI won't need be back.

We visited the Soho location- Great food and ambiance, great…read morefor a date night! We were seated right away and ordered drinks. The entire establishment smelled fantastic. We ordered- Saag Paneer Aloo Gobi Naan Basmati rice It's hard to find spicy food in London and they were able to add some nice heat to our curry upon request. Thank you for the amazing experience. I hope to come again

Wow, where to start with the food. I went here to order takeaway since I read the reviews on its…read morebutter chicken. I already had dinner that night so wanted to have it for the next morning. The space was small but a nice dining room. The service was quick and my meal was ready within 15 minutes. Located right in soho, it's a nice after or before theater experience I would imagine. I took the butter chicken back to my hotel room and tasted a bite. OMG. It was fantastic. I saved some of it for the next morning and it was even richer. Overnight, the sauce and chicken infused and somehow it was even better. This is well worth the stop if you're an indian lover. This meal was one of the best I've ever had.

Very nice staff and ambiance. The food though is way below average! Not the typical review you…read morewould read about an Indian restaurant in London, where there are plenty of good ones. Tandoori chicken is in no way a Tandoori! Not the species, not the color, and definitely not the presentation. Lamb biryani is bad and not as half as good as below average restaurants I visited worldwide.

Lovely place. Portions are huge but felt the service could have been better as orders were…read moreforgotten or ignored for bigger tables. Maybe was an off day for service but the food was great.

In my field, Iran carries a different meaning. In my food preferences, I love middle eastern food…read morethe most. This was close to Paddington, where you find good Iran and Iraqi restaurants. I can't believe how good everything here is. You must get the bread and lamb combo. I was very impressed with their aubergine dishes which is eggplant based for Americans. We don't really know what Aubergine is but my Brits friends made that known to me years ago Good portion. My favorite was however the bread which was freshly made and only £2.50. Great ambience to boot. Lots of single diners and family diners. I would definitely come back next time! Really the best Iranian food!

Excellent customer service, beautiful ambiance and pleasant traditional Persian music playing. Came…read moreIn on a casual cold Sunday evening for a late night dinner after a busy day of traveling from Amsterdam. So happy To be smelling the aromas and spices , Ordered the Fesenjun Stew which is a Sunday special here. This is one of my favorite stews and a real treat. My partner had the lamb and chicken kabob and the plate was just fresh and gorgeous

Amazing Persian food, friendly service, and even better it's BYOB but note that there is a £10…read morecorkage charge which is pretty standard in the U.S. and covers their glassware (which is a very basic wine glass) as well as opportunity cost but if you want to drink wine and this corkage fee will be an issue it may be best to dine elsewhere. I know some other neighborhood restaurants are also BYOB but I'm not aware of their corkage fee. The food is some of the best Persian food I've eaten, and my wife grew up in a Persian household plus we get it every time we visit relatives in Southern California. My wife loves Kashk-e-Bademjan and this was excellent, along with accompanying bread. There were about 5 things on the menu she wanted but ended up with Zereshk Polo which she raved about due to the excellent rice and the barberries along with simply braised chicken (leg & thigh) which was well seasoned and easily pulled off the bone. I opted for a kebab combination plate with Joojeh chicken and Koobideh minced lamb and both were great plus the portions were very large as you typically expect from Persian food - probably the best Joojeh I've ever had with great saffron flavor and extremely tender. You can probably find cheaper Persian restaurants in London, but Pardis is an upscale environment and a great family run establishment where the proprietor appears to be in house most of the time. Great food, and a great business to support. Very well done.

Very friendly family run restaurant. I was pleasantly impressed with the food here. I ordered…read moreSultani Kebab and Joheh Kabab, one of the best I had in London. You can taste the excellent quality of the ingredients. Highly recommended.