Authentic Persian cuisine w/ homestyle charm. Must-try Mirza Ghasemi & tender Zereshk Polo ba Morgh. A true taste of Tehran.
Amber Sutherland-Namako reviews Nasrin's Kitchen, a new Persian restaurant in Midtown West, highlighting its welcoming atmosphere and delicious Persian dishes like Mirza Ghasemi and Zereshk Polo ba Morgh.
Nasrin's Kitchen, a gem in Midtown West, offers an authentic taste of Persian cuisine, drawing inspiration from family recipes and a history of successful pop-ups. Chef Nasrin Rejali creates a welcoming atmosphere with thoughtful decor, complemented by a menu that celebrates traditional Iranian dishes. Standout offerings include the smoky Mirza Ghasemi dip, hearty Khoresh-e Ghormeh Sabzi, and the vibrant Zereshk Polo ba Morgh. This spot is a must-visit for those seeking flavorful and comforting Persian fare.
Nasrin's Kitchen offers a delightful array of Persian dishes, with particular acclaim for their smoky Mirza Ghasemi, hearty Khoresh-e Ghormeh Sabzi, and the tender Zereshk Polo ba Morgh. The cuisine is consistently described as authentic and flavorful, evoking a sense of home-cooked meals.
"The Mirza Ghasemi, a smoky eggplant and tomato dip, and the Zereshk Polo ba Morgh, a tender braised chicken with saffron rice and barberries, are highlighted as must-try dishes."
Customers overwhelmingly praise Nasrin's Kitchen for its authentic and flavorful Persian food, often describing the experience as warm and inviting, reminiscent of home.
Important Note
The restaurant has experienced a temporary closure, as noted in recent discussions.
"A user confirmed the recommendation for Nasrin's Kitchen, adding a note that it was closing soon."
Positive"Nasrin's Kitchen was recommended for Persian food."
Positive"The user is disappointed they haven't been able to visit Nasrin's Kitchen before its temporary closure, specifically mentioning their desire to try the abgoosht."
Negative"The user expresses affection for Nasrin's, stating they visit with their Persian friend and that the restaurant feels like her parents' home."
Positive"Expressing sadness about Nasrin's Kitchen closing, but happy it's only temporary."
Positive"The user is recommending Nasrin's Kitchen as a great place to experience Iranian cuisine in NYC, especially with recent news about Iran. They mention the owner cooks with love and passion, representing the best of Iranian culture."
Positive"Nasrin's Kitchen was described as much better than Ravagh, praised for being creative rather than boring."
Positive"Nasrin's Kitchen was recommended for its delicious Persian food."
Positive"A dining experience at Nasrin's Kitchen on West 57th Street felt like the commenter and their friend were third and fourth wheels due to the close proximity of the adjacent table."
Negative"Nasrin's Kitchen was suggested, with a note that while some items might exceed $30, their portion sizes are generous."
Neutral"Nasrin's Kitchen is suggested as a potential option for Iranian/Persian food, located on 57th Street and 6th Avenue. The commenter inquired if this would satisfy the original poster's needs."
Neutral"Nasrin's Kitchen is described as top-notch and a go-to spot for entertaining guests, particularly for those near Central Park."
Positive"Nasrin's Kitchen is listed as a general recommendation for NYC's diverse culinary scene."
Neutral"The user mentioned Nasrin Rejali, who now has Nasrin's Kitchen, as a positive pop-up experience at a now-closed coffee shop."
Positive"User recommends Nasrin’s Kitchen for its homestyle Persian cuisine."
Positive"The author lists Nasrin’s Kitchen as a recommended Middle Eastern restaurant."
Positive"Recommended as a good general lunch/dinner spot."
Positive"Nasrin's Kitchen (Midtown West) is easily the best traditional version the city."
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