House of Kabab / Beryani Esfahani — Restaurant in Los Angeles

At first I thought this place was not bad ,the food was ok and the Hot tea was great and then i started to notice after a handful of visits to this place that I and my family were getting second hand treatment at best. I would be sitting next to another family eating and I would have my food brought to me on paper plates and paper cups with paper forks and spoons while the family next to me which of course happened to be of the same culture as the owner had the exact same food ordered as i had for my family yet their food came on lavish super nice plates with extra nice cups of tea , The owner would be super nice and pleasant to his own kind and super rude to my family and also cold. At first I thought maybe I was tripping but after it happened 3 more times in a row I said That's that no more business from me. I would go 2-3 times a month spend 100$ each time and now My business is elsewhere. I wouldn't not recommend this place unless you are Persian Arabic etc. He will definitely treat like a 2nd...

This place is a hidden gem.

It took me back to home, to Esfahan, to its bazars and tasty and homey eateries. This place is a must go, not only for their great authentic dishes but also for the charm and hospitable owner and ambience it offers. "Amoo Mehdi", or uncle Mehdi, is the best host any customer could ask for. He treats his customers like they're family and visiting his home. His attention to details to ensure every single person gets what they like was amazing. The famous "Kaleh Pacheh" was great, tea from the vintage Samovar was the most authentic, fresh and hot, the way us Persians like it. The hot sizzling dizi was out of this world. If you are Esfahani like myself and want to try an authentic dish, you got to have their signature dish, Beryoon e Esfahan! We will surely go back...

I orderer their Soltani beef it was delicious. It'll take some time (10-15 minutes) to get your order since it will be cooked/ grilled after you order which is nice since it'll be freshly cooked hot when served. They dont serve fountain soda, all are canned (Coca Cola products) at $2 each tax inclusive. The owner is a one-man team. He's cook, server and cashier. So I'm not sure if curb-side pickup will be on-time. Authentic Persian items embellishes the whole restaurant which gives it the unique ambiance while eating. A lot of photos of owner with some prominent people (speculating) adorns the tables and picture frames around the place. Parking is shared with other businesses in the establishment, it may be hard to find a parking spot.

Must try: beef and...