Farsi Kitchen

Nice ambience... Good music ... It's a vibe Having the grilled salmon and tabouli saladY'all the tabouli salad!! So fresh and sooooo good! Indoor and outdoor seating was decorated nicely and clean. Our service was great as wellMy only con was the music. We were there on a Thursday and they were playing a weird "cover song" only artist. It sounded like the adult version of Kidz Bop.

I enjoyed everything about Farsi. I got the chenjeh Kabob which was seasoned and flavorful. I enjoyed the salmon as well. The lamb shank was tender fall off the bone but it was not seasoned as much as I would like. The drink were really good my favorite was the garden drink it was made with matcha but it was really good. The service was amazing shout out to Alicia. There was not a long wait at all and there was plenty of free parking. This restaurant also services hookah. The vibes were nice I would definitely be back. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the menu collection it could have been more extensive to me which is what I'm used to as Mediterranean restaurants but I enjoyed my experience.

They does not have a vegetarian entree option, seriously? Not even falafel or veggie kabob? How about veggie wrap? If nothing may be chef can make something? The answer is no we don't have anything. If you a vegetarian you can have a salad and soup from appetizer and make it a entree ( how special dining) Food was ok - the only thing I like was salad - my husband ordered salmon and he said it was good , seemed fresh. And I could understand why this place was empty on Saturday evening

"Hooka Smoke Lounge and Loud Club dining"Dropped into Farsi after reading glowing reviews on a Friday evening around 8pm for a Persian style bbq dinner. First impressions were good and confusing: I was expecting a restaurant to have dinner at and I entered into what looked like an urban chic loft with a blue LED lit dining room with blaring loud, electronic trance music on the speakers while observing two tables with guests smoking hookah! So not the dining experience I was expecting but I decided to stay anyway. The menu is quite limited but the bbq menu is similar to most Persian eataries and plates although they are priced on the very high side. The only reference to anything Persian with Farsi's decor is a carpet hung by the left end of the dining room. Patrons at the fully stocked bar appeared to be there for the cocktails as were the three other tables that had patrons smoking hooka and drinking. So this restaurant should be classified more as a smoking lounge bar than an eatery. The waitress attending to my order was very friendly and attentive. I started my order with the lentil soup ($8.99) which wasn't that great as it tasted liquidy and very watered down - although it was dowsed with olive oil garnish which was not needed; would definitely not order that again Next came the Shirazi salad ($7.99) which had a lovely presentation in the deep ceramic round plate but the diced onions, cucumbers and parsley dish had only a small slivering of tomatoes, lacked lemon, salt and pepper and was extremely oily from being refreshed with dollops of olive oil; having the ingredients swimming and taking laps in olive oil doesn't improve the freshness or taste of the diced ingredients! At my request, The very friendly waitress kindly brought lemon wedges and salt/pepper shakers and I opted, without success, to liven up my dish a little rather than complain... Next!The main course I picked was the broiled chicken breast cubes and Koobideh ground beef skewer combination ($31.99). It was very pricey for the portion received as it was served in a small rectangular olive plate. However, it was definitely very tasty and the highlight of the meal - the chicken was ultra tender and juicy; the small Amount of basmati rice, 1/2 grilled tomato wedge and the few slivers of sumac- spiced sliced red onions were great accompaniments to the amazing meat.So, given the clubby ambiance, smoke from the hooka, loud trance music and not so good, watered down and oily lentil soup, extremely oily Shirazi salad, terrific great meat platter albeit the small portion and pricey dinner plate - why is Farsi still getting 3 stars for this review? Well, I was pleasantly surprised by the sudden changing of the loud trance music to an Arabian music beat; dining room lights suddenly lit up like they should have been in the first place - and a super enthusiastic, traditionally dressed belly dancer showed up to entertain the few patrons in the dining room over 2 songs around 9:10pm. The belly dancer surprise, coupled with the restaurant's loft industrial decor, a nice very imposing chandelier in the middle of the dining room's ceiling and the juicy tender chicken of the main course platter saved the day!I won't be back anytime soon as there are dozens of Persian style eateries in Atlanta and I was definitely not looking for a discotheque/hooka smoking lounge to dine at. But; nonetheless; it was quite the experience and the belly dancer's 2 song show on this Friday early evening was a pleasant and welcome surprise that made Farsi not all that bad...OPA!!!! OPA!!!

I like the Lamb Chops Entrée (no pictures of it unfortunately). Lamb shank was tasty too. Portion sizes were kind of small compared to other restaurants of this style. Had several cocktails that were not too bad but some were too sweet. Our waitress was sweet. Belly dancer who showed up tonight was... interesting...

We had a dinner reservation for 2 for 6:45 pm on Friday, 2/10/23. We made the reservation on Seated, an app where you earn money back on meals at certain restaurants (use my code erin2109 and we both get $10!), so we got a percentage back! When we went, we were literally the only ones there for a good 15 minutes, but it seems we just went too early. A few more tables came later. According to our waitress, they have a DJ and belly dancer later in the night on Fridays and Saturdays. They also have hookah.We split two appetizers and two entrees, plus a dessert. We had enough leftover for a snack. Here's what we got:- Kashke Bademjan ($7.99): Didn't have too much flavor.- Lentil Soup ($7.99): Fine!- Chicken Kabob ($24.99): Suuuuuper good. So much flavor and so juicy.- Koobideh Kabob ($24.99): Didn't have enough flavor.- Baklava ($6.99): Drizzled in chocolate, which was kind of weird and also not necessary. This wasn't worth it.We would go back just for the Chicken Kabob, which we thought was even better than other really well-known Persian restaurants in Atlanta. I would also love to go back for the entertainment! The food otherwise was pretty average.

The experience here because of the awesome Dj and belly dancer was great! Every time i thought the belly dancer was done she would come back out with something new to share! The food was delicious! Drinks are great as well , our server was absolutely terrible and disrespected my friend ( birthday girl) but thankfully other servers and the manager stepped in to help! I don't believe in leaving a low star raring because of one server that couldn't fulfill her job i would definitely come back for the experience and food and just make sure i would be sat with a great sever !

Amazing service great music amazing atmosphere. All of the customer service is just amazing. The food is delicious. Amazing drinks very flavorful and strong. I absolutely love the large high ceilings. It makes it great ventilation for the hookah.Pouya is amazing and definitely treats you like family!!!

The restaurant is beautiful, the food and drinks are good ! Thr belly dancer is amazing . Service is good hookah is great !

Came here on a week night for a birthday. The place is in a weird strip but there is plenty of parking. We had a reservation because of how many of us there were, but that was definitely not needed.The service was decent, but you could tell they are still learning. The drinks weren't good so beware of that. The kashk bademjoon was probably the best thing from menu. Everything else felt like it was missing something. Not enough seasoning maybe? There's so much persian food in the city that tastes better so I'd recommend trying those out instead. Everything here is just average.