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Sirous Steak Persian Cuisine

Sirous Steak Persian Cuisine

268 West End Lane, NW6 1LG, London, United Kingdom

Steak • Drinks • Burgers • Steakhouse


"this is my place for a meal, in the trendy and lively west hampstead high street. the menu offers a delicious selection of appetizers, Persian specialists, great steak options and various alternatives of world cuisine. chicken dishes such as chelo jooje kebab and baghali polo, which is served a persian special rice with broad bean and dill beside sea bass, are really good. for me, the Persian omelette is a special mention an amazing dish to their day with which they can dive with piping hot ciabatta. it is the place for them if they like traditional food with a great selection of texture and taste. the beverage menu is sturdy whether you want to enjoy your classic red and white wine, favorite cocktails or just with a little warm. camden hells, camden pale ale and pravha are on hahn. this is a family-run restaurant; and it is a good game for family meetings. the owner is warm and thoughtful, and he will check on the guests to ensure that their experience is pleasant. the personal is attentive and prompt. I see many families enjoy a weekend meal together, with additional lightness for young children as they have high chairs that help. in many places there are social encounters, pre-game meals and drinks on large days of play. it is also suitable for casual eating or an intimate couple of dinners. the restaurant has many masters who visit almost daily. they welcome pets with their own pet-friendly tables in the interior. indoors is a mix of thematic handmade artworks, handwritten characters and print. they can extend the day while they are on comfortable breast-sofas with their favorite drink in the hand relax, with cozy lighting through. their tables in front of the restaurant on the street get an amazing amount of suns on bright days; so much that I saw the people almost suns while enjoying a refreshing pint on the side, which also when they realize that the restaurant is very close to west end green park, which offers magnificent, relaxing green prospect in an urban scenery. it is important to remember that no business and certainly no restaurant is immaculate and any facility has bad days; slight delays and sleeping suits at very busy days are normal. the restaurant is located in a lively and narrow street, so that parking could be difficult. all this does not change the fact that they have a great time here, and I would recommend it as a beautiful place to go with friends, family and partner. try their steaks!"

Anar Persian Kitchen

Anar Persian Kitchen

349 Portobello Road London, W10 5SA, United Kingdom

Kebab • Persian • Chicken • Barbecue


"We were a group of local diners in our thirties who decided to have dinner at this restaurant. Unfortunately, we were the only patrons there all evening. The lady in charge was extremely bossy, rude, and deceitful, which really marred our experience. She seemed intent on pinching every penny from us, trying to convince us to order more expensive items instead of what we wanted. When it came to ordering the cheapest grill on the menu, Koobideh, she made it difficult for us to do so, insisting on selecting our starters for us. The starters turned out to be disappointing, with bland dips and a meager serving of bread. The main dishes arrived quickly, but the quality was lacking. My Koobideh was fatty and flavorless, requiring extra seasoning to make it palatable. The salads were unimpressive, with wilted lettuce and sparse toppings. We were not offered any tap water, only overpriced bottled water placed on the table to entice us to spend more. When it came time to pay, the lady declared that we would split the bill evenly, despite the fact that some of us had drinks and others did not. She refused to provide a bill and insisted I calculate it myself, which was suspicious. After paying, we realized we were short £35 and were met with hostility and arguing from the lady. Overall, she ruined what was meant to be a pleasant evening. I have lived in the area for ten years and know of many other Middle Eastern restaurants, such as Turkish Fez, Iranian Patogh's, and Lebanese Al Arez, which offer better food at a fraction of the cost without the deceitful tactics. It's no surprise the restaurant was empty."