Bahar Restaurant — Restaurant in Berlin

I was excited to try out the food at Bahar Restaurant since I had heard good things, but unfortunately my experience fell short. The Qabuli and Narenji polo tasted pretty good, but my excitement quickly turned to disgust when I found a long strand of hair in my rice and then a fly in the Narenji polo.

When I politely alerted the staff, they offered to replace the food, but were dismissive about the fly, blaming it on the window beside my table. However, when I looked over there were literally dozens of flies. It was just dirty.

I really wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt that this was just an off day, because the food tasted great. But the staff's apathetic attitude about the unsanitary conditions didn't sit well with me. For a restaurant, cleanliness should be baseline.

It's a real shame because the food seems tasty. But with the dirty table, hair and flies... If they fix those issues then Bahar could be a...

The food was good. The lamb in Qabuli pulao was very tender. The Djuje Soltani had well spiced chicken and lamb kebab. Portions are big. Dessert (Makhlut ) we didnot like much. Service is very slow. Be Prepared for a long wait. The decor is very old fashioned with an awkward white chandelior ( we felt warm lights would do better). They denied card payment.

Second visit: service was superfast . Food arrived in 10 mins , Zereshk Polo was pretty good with very tender chicken . The fessenjun had hardly any lamb( see picture ) , so we decided to order 2 lamb hackspeises (kubideh) without rice which were decent. I counted the bill according to the prices in the menu , however was charged couple of euros extra. Sheer Unprofessionalism , without giving a break up bill. However they accepted card payment.

I can only recommed the...

During my vacation to Berlin, I had the pleasure of dining at a charming Persian/Afgani restaurant that left a lasting impression. As a Persian visitor from the US, I was thrilled to find the food to be both amazing and authentic, yet surprisingly affordable. The ghormeh sabzi, the khoobedi, and the Jujeh kabab were all delicious and reminded me of the flavors from back home. The waitress, though nameless in my memory, was delightful and provided excellent service. The family-owned atmosphere added a warm touch, and I ended up dining there three times during my stay. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a taste of genuine...