Die besten Restaurants mit Persisches restaurant Essen in Hamburg

I can say so far is the best kobide in Hamburg. I have tried many different Persian restaurant but this one is the best. You get your food less than 6-7 minutes. Not like some takes 45 mins to prepare a kobide. Overall I recommend this Persian restaurant. 😋😋

We were completely satisfied. The service was excellent. The food and ambience were also very convincing. We would love to come back 🫶🏻

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Safran Garden again after four years and it was an absolute highlight! The quality of the Persian dishes is still outstanding. The Ghorme Sabzi, a Persian lamb ragout with split peas, was particularly enjoyable. The flavors were perfectly balanced and the freshness of the ingredients was clearly palpable. The service was friendly and attentive, which made the entire experience even more enjoyable. I can recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants to experience authentic Persian cuisine in Hamburg.

The food was not only delicious, but also fresh and served hot. The portions were generous and the quality of the ingredients was top. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere in the restaurant was very pleasant. Absolutely recommended – we would love to come back!

The food is incredibly delicious! I have become a regular customer and am there once a week. The staff was very friendly and can only be recommended!!

-long wait (45 minutes) -Food average -for the food, clearly too expensive

A small but very friendly Persian restaurant. The food here is truly fabulous. I had the marinated chicken and saffron ice cream for dessert. A big recommendation.

Everything is fine, thank you 🙏🏻👏🏻👍

The taste was just like in Iran, we were very satisfied. ♥️

4.5 Nice humble/simple Persian restaurant. Decent selection of kebab and khoresht. Great Fesenjoon and one of the few restaurants that serve Jigar and Kaleh Pacheh. Average pricing for Hamburg. Serves Persian beers and carbonated Doogh.

Sepideh is truly a phenomenon in itself. The food definitely tastes delicious – especially because it is so greasy, which is obviously addictive. But unfortunately that has nothing to do with quality. Several people including me often get stomach ache after eating which is definitely not a good sign. The ambience is more reminiscent of cheap street food from Thailand, which might have a certain charm, but here it seems rather bland. I have no hate on the food at Sepideh, but it is clearly overhyped. Many people seem to love it anyway, and when I hear, “Are we going to Sepideh?” I often reply, “It’ll give you a stomach ache and it’s greasy.” The standard answer: “Yes, but it’s tasty!” The staff are a big plus: they are super friendly, which makes your stay much more pleasant and ensures that you feel in good hands. My conclusion: Yes, the taste of the food is okay if you like greasy fast food, but it is neither healthy nor digestible. The regular customers are probably already used to it. But for me it's more of a one-time visit than a regular option.

It used to be better, but unfortunately it went down quite a bit...the meat from the chicken skewer wasn't good in terms of taste or quality. The staff is very friendly.

"Fantastic food and great service!" "I loved my visit to Molana. The ambience was warm and inviting, perfect for a relaxing evening. The service was attentive and friendly without being intrusive. The price is reasonable.

Das Essen war richtig lecker und Hausgekocht außerdem finde ich die Kellnerin sowie Gessechäfsführer mega freundlich. Ich würde gerne da empfehlen

The restaurant no longer exists. :(