I’ve never tried Persian food, but am aware that the DC area has a large Iranian population. How is it different from Lebanese, Turkish or Morrocan? What are good dishes to try? What are good places to go? I’m in...

Chowhounds in the Washington, D.C. area should check out Capsian Kabobs at 1321-C Rockville Pike. Their $6.95 all-you-can-eat lunch features chicken, beef or lamb, stews, stewed and fresh vegetables, two or three rice dishes,...

A surprising combination of mint, pepper, and club soda.

Grilled chicken and tomatoes with lime butter.

Exotic preserves with pistachios and lime.

Layered with chicken, nuts, and barberries.

An exotic take on roast fish with walnuts, angelica, and saffron.

Studded with pistachios and frozen cream.

A flavorful stew of chicken, orange juice, and spices.

A foundational recipe in Persian cuisine.

Cinnamon, cherries, and nuts dress up basmati rice.

Does anyone know of any places in the EastBay that has really good Persian food? Thanks.

Has anyone eaten at Ravagh in Roslyn Heights – if so any recommendations on the menu – thanks hounds!

Hey – where can I get the best Persian food in NYC? Manhattan is best, but I’m certainly interested in places in the outer boroughs, too. Thanks

Went with some friends to Persian Tea Room in Little Neck. The food and service were excellent and the prices extremely reasonable. There was live Persian music and the crowd mostly Persian. This was my 9th visit and I keep...