New York • رستوران ایرانی در نیویورک

Shiraz Kitchen in Elmsford. Shiraz Kitchen is proudly named after one of the most ancient and beloved cities of the Orient, renowned for its enlightening poetry, wine, rose gardens, nightingales, and warm hospitality. Read more…

Sufiya’s Grill in East Meadow. Sufiya’s Grill prides itself on excellence in the preparation of food, presentation and quality of service. Serving some of the finest Persian cuisine available in New York, Sufiya’s Grill restaurant will  delight your senses. Read more…

Miraj Restaurant in New York City. Miraj Healthy Grill Restaurant offers just that a Burgundy-tablecloth, fine-dining experience serviced by a knowledgeable, expert and friendly staff eager to escort you through Persian customs. Read more…

Chatanooga Restaurant in Great Neck. Named after a famous coffee house in Iran, Chatanooga Restaurant has been offering authentic Persian cuisine to Great Neck and surrounding areas since 2001. Chatanooga guarantees fresh food, free of preservatives and loaded with flavor. Read more…

Sofreh Restaurant in Brooklyn. Our philosophy is simple – food should be authentic, well crafted, and delicious. We capture this essence in everything we create, from our homemade yogurts to our fresh-baked breads. We even make our own pickles and marmalades. Read more…

Colbeh Restaurant in in Great Neck. Colbeh of Great Neck is situated in the chic New York City-style boutique hotel, The Andrew, conveniently located across the street from the Great Neck LIRR station. It houses an elegant private ballroom that is quite popular for mid-sized events. Read more…

Ravagh Restaurant in New York City. Ravagh Persian Grill Restaurants are family owned and operated, with the first location (11 E. 30th St.) opening in 1998. Read more…

Patoug Restaurant in Oakland Gardens. In  Patoug Restaurant you can experience authentic Persian Cuisine, right here in New York. Our chefs will pick the freshest meat and produce in order to serve you an unforgettable meal. Come and enjoy our unique Kabobs  and Persian Stews. Read more…

Pars Grill House in New York City. Pars caters authentic food based on the ancient Persian recipes: delicate appetizers, yogurt dips, kabobs cooked to perfection, seafood, exotic gourmet rice dishes and aromatic stews served with traditionally cooked Basmati rice and freshly baked clay oven bread Taftoon. Read more…

Persepolis Restaurant in New York City. This Upper East Side traditional Persian eatery named after Persia’s ancient capital may be humble by New York standards — there is nary a Persia-tini or leather swathed banquette in sight—but it gets the important things right. Read more…