This was my first time trying this restaurant and my first time eating Iranian food. I don't know…read morewhat else to say except I felt I had a bit of a religious experience. I have never eating such delicious food in my whole life. I am angry at myself that it has taken me this long to experience all of the flavors Iran has to offer. My husband and I are already trying to figure out when we are able to return. What an incredible meal.

Was here on a pretty early Saturday night for a quick dinner. There was one person helping the…read morewhole place, which wasn't packed, but seemed like a lot of work for only one person. We were seated for about 15 mins before she came over to bring us waters and then had to wait a little bit more before she took our orders. Our waitress was friendly and sweet and really couldn't say anything terrible even with the wait. She was definitely doing her best and she was great. My food was delicious. Loved the rice (added me some Sumac on top) and the shrimp was delicious. I loved the salad that it came with but a little too much onion for my taste, but overall really good. My husband housed his food so needless to say- he enjoyed it. I don't know that I'd come back here to sit down and eat, probably order take out if I was in the area again and craving this! Overall my experience was fine!

This place is wonderful. This food felt like a home made meal…read more I recommend the combo that has the koobideh, chicken, and beef. And don't forget the white sauce and if you can handle spicy food, add a little bit of the hot sauce and white sauce to the rice, soooo gooood. The service as super friendly. The gentleman there was so nice. I will be back.

the service was good and fast. restaurant has a cute family owned vibe. had the barg which was…read moregood, would rate the food overall 7/10.

We had lunch at Pardis and it was SO GOOD. I got the joojeh kabobs with roasted vegetables, and my…read morecompanion got the roasted veggie kabobs and salad. Everything was fresh and perfectly seasoned. The employees were all super nice and helpful. The space was beautiful! If I lived nearby, I'd go back regularly.

Really delicious Persian food! I never had Persian food before. The place is warm and cozy, the…read moretables are set when you walk in and it looks pretty casual fancy. The service is very attentive. Right when we sat down the host gave us water which was nice. The waiter was a little too attentive, kept coming up to us to ask if we were ready to order when we were not, and just kept coming and coming every two minutes. They give complimentary flat bread which is tasty. Our Persian friend mentioned usually Persian restaurants give the bread with herbs and feta rather than just plain. We did find on the menu the herbs and feta was an extra cost. We had the kebab combo and subbed cherry rice and salad (which is cucumbers and tomatoes) and also exchanged the ground chicken kebab for a chicken breast kebab. The standout was the steak kebab and the cherry rice. There were so many cherries in the rice, and it was both sweet and savory. I couldn't stop eating it. The steak was super juicy and well seasoned. I also really like the roasted tomato on the side, basil and pickled cabbage. We ordered a stew, think it was Ghormeh sabzi. It had a bunch of herbs in it, and beans and a dried lime. Was told not to eat the lime. It was a very strong and rich stew, I took a couple of bites. Don't think I could have eaten the whole thing. It's very strong. It's our friend's favorite Persian dish and she loved it. There was one dish we wanted that they ran out of but they gave us a couple of dollars off the bill which was nice. Overall excellent food! Would come back.

The service, ambiance, and food were on point. Cozy spot, comforting & delicious food, and stellar…read moreservice.

Great place! Have enjoyed dinner twice here - both times excellent! BYO which is fantastic;…read moreparking on the street. For apps we enjoyed the hummus, the unique pita that is served, potato salad, Shirazi Salad (heavily dressed) & Kashk-e-Bademjan (eggplant). Beware - the eggplant app has a ton of garlic! Entree's: Kabob-e-Bakhtiyary is soooo good! Get it with the fabulous basmati & saffron rice! Large portion. I was adventurous & tried a chicken stew (Koresht-e-Fesenjoon). It's very sweet & presentation wise, doesn't look great but very unique & needs to be mixed w/the basmati/saffron rice that you receive. Service is fantastic. Definitely check this place out!

Everything is fresh and delicious. I recommend it. Service and ambiance are also good.read more

Türkiye is a country of two continents, European and Asian, and that is why the food of this…read morecountry contains the peculiarities of both continents. Turkish cuisine is a unique combination of flavors, spices, and herbs developed over thousands of years, influenced by the Central Asian nomads and Arabic, Persian, Italian, French, and Eastern European cultures. While New York has some great Turkish food if one knows where to look, most of it leaves some room for improvement. Could Jersey be better? The town of Carlstadt has mainly residential private homes, with a spattering of condos and garden apartments. The main shopping area is all of about three blocks long on both sides of the street. Translated from the Turkish language, meaning sultan, we have come to this family-owned/family-run establishment located on Hackensack Street since 2006 for Saturday dinner. The reservation was easily made by Google Assistant. Upon entering this hidden gem called Hünkar Restaurant as first-timers, my partner, our friends, and I were greeted by the staff inside a cozy room, where ethnic pictures and decorations as well as the music all add to the vibe. A great view of the NYC skyline is visible from their enclosed back patio. Their menu features Mediterranean and Turkish cuisine with a modern twist and serves alcohol. As an appetizer, we decided on the Kibbeh (Icli Kofte), Calamari (Kalamar), and Cigarette Borek (Sigara Boregi). For our main meal, we opted for Chicken Saute (Taouk Sote), Shrimp Kebab, Lamb Shish Kebab (Kuzu Sis Kebab), and Chicken Shish Kebab (Tavuk Kebab). All Kebab meal accompanied by rice, char-grilled tomatoes, peppers, and a small salad. Warm, fluffy pida bread with a crisp crust started our meal. Every dish bursts with authentic flavor and is beautifully presented, from the fact that Turkish families from all over the area eat here. The staff is warm, welcoming, and very professional; our server was Akincan "John," the owners' son. The price was comparable to the area with the right portion. We can recommend this place.

Eight of us just had lunch there. Every one of our dishes, like the Lamb shank, Parisa special and…read morethe sides that we ordered were all really delicious and well prepared and the service was excellent and very friendly. We have been there before and we will be back again. Highly recommended.

They moved to a new location!! Bigger and even nice decor inside. Love all the flowers around. The…read moredining sets are very nice. Food is great as always! Service is excellent. Bathroom is clean and roomy.

Rated 5/5 This was…read moremy first time ordering delivery from this place. -I ordered a Bakhtiari (chicken and beef) for my husband and a Fesenjan. Meats were tasty and soft. Amazing flavor!!! -I chose the Fesenjan because it contains ingredients like pomegranate and walnuts--it sounded really interesting. The order comes with Basmati rice. The star of the dish is a chicken leg--apparently slow-cooked for hours--which was truly delicious; the flavor wasn't spicy or overly spiced, but a balance of sweet and savory--leaning more towards sweet--and it was aromatic and tender. Overall, it was delicious; the rice was simple but incredibly tasty. The dishes are priced a bit higher than usual--arguably a little expensive--but it's worth it because you can see the fresh, high-quality ingredients. The cousin and flavor are excellent, and as I mentioned before, the portions are generous. Kudos to the entire team behind this restaurant; keep up the excellent work. I will certainly be ordering again or visiting in person soon.

I came to the US for the World Cup, and decided to stay a bit longer in NYNJ for the food scene, a…read moreway to travel around the world for me For my first day in Englewood, I took time to look at options Having been to the Middle East and loving Mediterranean cuisine, when I discovered Kabob on the Cliff, I had to give it a try When I entered I discovered it was actually Iranian, I was even more enthusiastic, having had only excellent experiences so far And once again it was the case, both for the atmosphere and food I first appreciated the friendly welcome of the waiter, Reza, with whom I later could exchange about Persian culture, and who was also of excellent advice for the food, and would make sure I would know how it's usually eaten They have lots of food options: - Appetizers: eggplant spread, hummus, falafel... - Soups and salads - Stews: ghormeh sabzi, gheimeh, gheimeh bademjan, fesenjan - Kabobs: chicken, beef, lamb, cornish hen, salmon, shrimp - Gourmet rice - Lunch specials: soup of the day, kabobs, falafel platter, gyro platter... - Desserts: baklava, sholeh zard, faloodeh, iranian ice cream, zolbiya / bamiyeh, chocolate lava cake I personally had - kashke bademjan (eggplant spread, which I had hot, but could also be cold if one prefers so) - mast o mossier (yogurt & wild Persian garlic) - kabob combo (chicken+beef+koobideh) - baghali polo (basmati rice mixed with dill & fava beans) - albalo polo (cherry rice) - Iranian icecream (saffron & rosewater flavored icecream, with a pinch of pistachio) It was really good, and filling indeed (I took some food home, to get to eat it again and share with my housemate so he gets a chance to try this and come himself) The Iranian lamps, glasses, and music contribute well to the atmosphere, and the virtual trip one can take here I definitely would love to come back, in this restaurant or one of their 3 other restaurants in NJ, be it for the same as I loved it or even try their gheimeh stew with baghali polo with lamb shank, as it was said to me that's one of their popular dishes Highly recommend!

snagged a reservation for sunday since im moving out of the park slope area, needed to try sofreh…read moresince i live so close to it immediately walking in the restaurant is cozy. we were sat outside which was nice minus the mosquitoes. we immediately got to ordering: date salad, eggplant dip, mushrooms, and beef stew the mushrooms were insanely good. marinated with saffron and other herbs/spices ive never had something like this and it truly hit the spot. the eggplant dip we found ourselves licking the bowl clean it was good. the date and tahini salad no lie wasnt my favorite. ive had this type of salad and been known to like it but for some reason it didnt hit, maybe because the dressing was just sitting on top of a wedge of lettuce and it was hard to cut through for the main we did the beef stew which was so aromatic and cozy. im glad we went with this main because it was filling and honestly really good def recommend and would return

Consistently excellent…read more Started going here before it was hot! Love the lamb. Wonderful food.

Delicious dinner to celebrate my mother's birthday! I have celiac and nearly the whole menu is…read morenaturally gluten free, so we could easily share everything. I'd be happy to come back!

Recently dined at Shiraz Kitchen with a group of 8 and had such a lovely experience. From the…read moremoment we stepped in we were greeted with warm hospitality from the host. They have an area in the back where they put larger groups, which I appreciated. For starters we tried the grilled wings and the peach salad which we enjoyed. For my entree I got the grilled branzino which was cooked perfectly. I will say though the food was cooked well, it lacked some flavor and seasoning. Some folks at the table were underwhelmed with the level of seasoning.