Padideh

5 Ali Yousef - 5 months ago

I have visited many Persian cuisine restaurants in Hamburg, but haven't expected the loveliness of the staff (Owners) and their uniqueness in preparing u0026 combining the best ingredients to deliver an unmatched Persian quality foods at reasonable prices! Masha'allah ????????????????????

3 b karolali - 2 months ago

Be warned, if you're German or English, or in any case not Afghan, they put their own ahead of us. You'll get your food later, even if you ordered 2 hours ahead of time over the phone. You'll get excuses. They seem to be the kind that won't give you as much rice. The foods good. But be warned.

3 Mitra Yousefi - 3 months ago

We have ordered the "Grillplatte" on the Lieferando website and it did not meet our expectations. The delivery was super fast but the food was not fresh. Kebabs were piled up over each other and did not taste tender.
I would not order again from this restaurant as there are far better options for Persian food in Hamburg.

5 Shikhar Singh - 2 years ago

The food was very delicious. The portions were large. The service was fast and friendly. Nice place to try for good Persian food.

5 Mohammad Ali Shahi - 7 months ago

It was my first time in this restaurant, I really enjoyed it and recommend it to fans of Persian foods , the service and quality is wonderful, thank you .

5 Ghazaleh Mobarhan - 5 months ago

Good food, on time delivery, polite and responsible delivery person

3 David Hozhabri - 2 years ago

The food was great and our waitress was nice, but we found out after the meal that their card machine only took German cards, even though our card is visa and we tried another bank card from the UK. We only had 40 euros on us and our bill was 43 and some change. The waitress was kind about it but Davood (who was also rude upon our arrival) forced us to walk to another block to pay the remaining 3 euros. It was quite unprofessional and we were not trying to get away with not paying - we tried several times with both cards and do not expect to not pay for a meal, but keeping a customer over 3 euros seems like it would have been more important to Davood.