Pars iranian restaurant Deira

Pars iranian restaurant Deira

Al Mamzar

Pars Iranian Restaurant in Al Mamzar is a traditional Persian restaurant known in reviews for grilled dishes such as kebab and sultani. Its spacious dining room, private family rooms and Persian-style décor also make it a practical choice for family meals and larger gatherings.

Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
205 ratings
5★
53%
4★
25%
3★
10%
2★
6%
1★
6%

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The Good Stuff

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Persian classics

Ghormeh Sabzi is described as homemade-tasting, while the Koobideh Kebabs evoke Tehran for one reviewer.

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Large groups

A party of 17 received good food and service, and another review calls it great for family gatherings.

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What to Eat at Pars iranian restaurant Deira

These items at Pars iranian restaurant Deira got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 2

  1. Kashke badenjan Net +3
    “Kashke badenjan was very delicious( mashed grilled eggplant topped with whey and crispy fried onions).”
  2. Hot bread Net +2
    “Iranian restaurant with delicious food! Kebab sultani is one of best choices there and for appetizerfor sure go for Kashk & Badenjan with hot bread they already made there!”
Honorable mentions (11)
  1. Ash Net +1
    “Very delicious kebabs and main courses specially sultani and baghali Polo mahiche, I recommend everyone for trying kashk-o- bademjan and their lentil soup or ash as the starter.”
  2. Baghali polo mahiche Net +1
    “Very delicious kebabs and main courses specially sultani and baghali Polo mahiche, I recommend everyone for trying kashk-o- bademjan and their lentil soup or ash as the starter.”
  3. Biryani Net +1
    “A very different kind of biryani. Worth a try.”
  4. Gheimeh stew Net +1
    “Tasty persian kebabs and gheimeh stew( lamb and split peas stew in tomato dried lemon gravy).”
  5. Ghormeh sabzi Net +1
    “Pars Restaurant serves authentic Persian flavors, with dishes like Ghormeh Sabzi that taste homemade and Koobideh Kebabs that remind me of Tehran.”
  6. Kebab sultani Net +1
    “Iranian restaurant with delicious food! Kebab sultani is one of best choices there and for appetizerfor sure go for Kashk & Badenjan with hot bread they already made there!”
  7. Koobideh kebabs Net +1
    “Pars Restaurant serves authentic Persian flavors, with dishes like Ghormeh Sabzi that taste homemade and Koobideh Kebabs that remind me of Tehran.”
  8. Lentil soup Net +1
    “Very delicious kebabs and main courses specially sultani and baghali Polo mahiche, I recommend everyone for trying kashk-o- bademjan and their lentil soup or ash as the starter.”
  9. Mint rice Net +1
    “The mixed grill was perfectly cooked and flavorful, complemented by fragrant saffron rice, refreshing mint rice, and classic white rice.”
  10. Mixed grill Net +1
    “The mixed grill was perfectly cooked and flavorful, complemented by fragrant saffron rice, refreshing mint rice, and classic white rice.”
  11. Saffron rice Net +1
    “The mixed grill was perfectly cooked and flavorful, complemented by fragrant saffron rice, refreshing mint rice, and classic white rice.”

Drinks 2

  1. Tea Net +1
    “Very nice food. Serving free tea. Nice staff You should try”
  2. Tea with mint Net +1
    “their tea with mint is the best in uae 😍”
What to Avoid (5)

Food 5

  1. Chicken kebabs Net −1
    “We ordered the set menu for 2 which came with 2 skewers of chicken kebabs and 2 skewers of lamb kebabs, and 2 plates of rice with nothing else. At AED 158 that worked out to AED 40/ per skewer and thats OK if the food was exceptional but it was average at best. I've had better kebabs at Al Mallah for a quarter of the price. The rice was ok but dry and very difficult to eat given that the kebabs are also dry.”
  2. Grill chicken Net −1
    “Polite staffs, I have tried sultani, it’s ok but it dry a little bit. My friend tried the grill chicken and the look and the taste was not that great.”
  3. Humus Net −1
    “I don't recommend it, food is disgusting. Nothing tastes like it should. They delivered the food without silverware. Humus tastes weird. I would pass”
  4. Lamb kebabs Net −1
    “We ordered the set menu for 2 which came with 2 skewers of chicken kebabs and 2 skewers of lamb kebabs, and 2 plates of rice with nothing else. At AED 158 that worked out to AED 40/ per skewer and thats OK if the food was exceptional but it was average at best. I've had better kebabs at Al Mallah for a quarter of the price. The rice was ok but dry and very difficult to eat given that the kebabs are also dry.”
  5. Set menu for 2 Net −1
    “We ordered the set menu for 2 which came with 2 skewers of chicken kebabs and 2 skewers of lamb kebabs, and 2 plates of rice with nothing else. At AED 158 that worked out to AED 40/ per skewer and thats OK if the food was exceptional but it was average at best.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Check hours. If arriving late or for a special occasion, confirm closing time first; one guest was refused entry at 23:02 despite a 23:30 notice.

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Confirm dishes. Ask what is available before ordering Barg or Soltani, as both were unavailable during one Friday lunch visit.

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Practical details

129 3C Street
Al Mamzar, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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Price concerns

Several reviewers consider the food expensive, with one specifically objecting to repeated menu price increases.

Dry kebabs

A set-menu reviewer found both the kebabs and rice dry, and another found the soltani a little dry.

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The Bottom Line

Pars Iranian Restaurant in Al Mamzar is a traditional Persian dining spot for kebabs, stews and rice-based meals. Reviews particularly mention Koobideh Kebabs, Ghormeh Sabzi, kebab sultani and mixed grill, so there is plenty to explore beyond a standard grill order. The restaurant also has a spacious setting with private family rooms, making it workable for family gatherings and larger parties; one group of 17 reported good service.

The food feedback is not completely uniform. Some diners praise the Persian flavours, generous portions, fresh naan and hot bread, while others found the food flat, dry or below earlier standards. The set menu for two received criticism for dry kebabs and rice, so it is worth checking preparation if that matters to you.

Several reviews also describe the restaurant as expensive, including a reported AED 158 set menu for two. For a first visit, Kashke badenjan with hot bread is a well-supported starter choice, and one reviewer especially liked the mint tea. Confirm dish availability before ordering Barg or Soltani, particularly at lunch, and check closing hours if arriving late.

Parking has been described both as ample and as difficult, so allow a little extra time.

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