(213) 892-8535

  Full halal menu

  Alcohol served

  $$ out of $$$$

   accepted

  Reservations not required

  Available to-go

  No prayer accomodations

  Adequate restrooms

  Delivery available

  Mass transit nearby

  Child-friendly premises

  Wheelchair accessible

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★★★★☆ I\'d give this place 5 stars if they didn\'t serve alcohol. As for the food itself, absolutely exquisite. I\'m Iranian, and have been to many, many Persian restaurants. In terms of taste, this place is right up there with any of them. Their kabob barg (the filet mignon portion of the Soltani kabob) was the best I\'ve ever had. Before sitting down, we asked repeatedly whether all of their meat was halal, and they confirmed that they had a full halal menu, and their menu itself does state that they \"proudly\" serve halal meats. Posted on March 15, 2024

★☆☆☆☆ This restaurant is with full Alcohol bar and no Halal sign. Posted on August 5, 2019

★★★★★ Excellent food, highly recommend it. Food portions are just about right. Great atmosphere and a bar for those interested in alcoholic beverages. Location of restaurant has changed to around the corner Posted on September 29, 2018

★★★★☆ Full halal menu Good service Hard to find parking Posted on May 18, 2017

★★★★☆ Great food. Service needs a little more care. They weren't busy but still took us a long time to have our waiter check in on us Posted on March 27, 2016

★★★★★ Must try. Good food and super nice host. Clean and fast service. Had brisket pizza and bbq ribs. Also had chicken sandwich. Posted on March 15, 2016

★★★★★ The waiter confirmed that all of their meat is Zabihah Halal, good food at great location. Will definitely come back. Posted on August 11, 2015

★☆☆☆☆ Worst service , worst chicken avoid please Posted on June 18, 2014

★★★★☆ Very nice place in downtown LA. Please note that they only open for lunch so close early. Parking is a problem so you will have to park at a meter if you can find one or the pay to park lot next door. Food was good and reasonbly priced. Posted on September 21, 2012

★★★☆☆ Went for lunch..the place was crowded.. Really crowded,,but good service and good food.I'm living in the middle east and I have tastes better Persian food.the potions are large.I felt it was a bit over-priced only coz I've had tastier food and it was my 1st time to LA.Halal sign is inside and confirmed with the staff as well..inshAllah.. Posted on April 27, 2012

★★★★☆ Recently discovered this place when a non-Muslim friend of mine pointed out the Halal Certificate that they saw on display in the restaurant. I went and it was great. It is only open during lunch time as it caters to mostly the working downtown la crowd, but that's perfect for me. I had the kabob and a friend had the barg, both were great. The meat was tender and very well flavored. Their zereshk polo was only decent, it was basically rice with fried zereshk (little cherries) put on top, not really cooked together like it's supposed to me. The place is also clean inside, so you can take friends from work. All in all, it's not the absolute best Iranian restaurant out there, but it's definitely a good spot and a rare halal restaurant in downtown. Posted on June 18, 2010

★★★★☆ I visited this restaurants with my co-workers in November 2007, and they seem to have recently either moved to this location, or refurbished the space. The food was excellent, and my non-Muslim co-workers really loved it. I am fairly picky about Iranian cuisine - the kebabs and rice seem overly dry to me, sometimes. But theirs is very savory. I spoke with the owner's son who invited me to view their halal certificate, which I didn't have time to do, since I was on my lunch break. I highly recommend this place, based on on my experience. Their service was prompt and very courteous, they seem anxious to please/succeed. We were a party of about 9, and we showed up without reservations. They don't have 'halal' written anywhere, but I was assured multiple times that they use halal meat. I was told that they have Jewish customers who eat there because of the similarities between halal and kosher. Posted on December 14, 2007