The best restaurants serving Arabian food in London

Great food lovely staff 1st time will be going back

We had a great meal here! Quick service and the food was delicious!

After a weekend spent with vegetarian friends, this place it turned out to be a doubly pleasant surprise! We especially enjoyed the meat dishes!! The meat was tender, juicy, and full of refined flavors, well-balanced without being overwhelming. The portions are generous, and the bread/flatbread is an experience in itself, watching it being made and cooked right in front of you feels like a little event of its own.

Este es un restaurante muy acogedor y agradable! Nos gustó mucho y sin duda volveremos de nuevo. La música era un poco triste. ¡Buen falafel!

Aunt made a booking here on the most blisteringly cold evening, and boy was I glad she did. The owner (I assume) was helpful with taking us through the menu, and even warned me about leaving my phone on the table - "not safe!" I ordered the chicken tagine with rice and her the spicy lamb sausage with cous cous. We had the mint tea which was stuffed with fresh and dried mint leaves, perfect for digesting the meat heavy meal. Both dishes and tea were incredibly warming, satisfying and like a delicious hug on the inside. Prices were very affordable for Islington.

We went to this restaurant for Iftar. The food was amazing. The lamb we had was so tasty and succulent. I will defintityl go again.

The food was absolutely not edible

We had amazing food and great customer service by staff. Ambiance was good and the pace is clean. Great friendly staff

Fantastic food. I had the og burger with curly fries and a strawberry milkshake. My compliments to the chef, marvellous

The food is good and the atmosphere is good.

Order sea bass with no bones the it came with bones also asked for no rice as my lady don’t like rice it came with rice. The food as gone down hill since I last went there a year or 2 ago and the waiter was unbelievable rude

Food quality was poor ended up throwing half of it away

La brocheta de cordero era particularmente buena y las chuletas de cordero estaban bien. Las salsas estaban bien, especialmente la de berenjena ahumada. Pero los Dolmas eran terribles. . . ahogado en vinagre. . . nada remotamente similar a Awraq 'Enab o dolmalar turco. ¿Podría deberse a que no están particularmente extendidos en Irán? Además, no entendimos por qué la entrega no incluía pan. . . ¿Cómo se suponía que íbamos a comer las salsas?

Bad quality Worse hospitality And the worst service you can get from an Iranian restaurant here in London.

We had Dizi and it was the best and restaurant generously sent us so many sides for free like Torshi and Sabzi