If its Iranian or Persian cuisine you are searching for, then look no further. Kish Iranian, Persian Restaurant in Kilburn High Road offers fantastic, Authentic Iranian Food with all the trimmings. I visited this restaurant and was pleasantly surprised. From starters like Paneer Sabzi, Borani-E-Esfanaj, Mirzah Ghasemi and tandoori baked Persian flat bread to main courses such as Kabab Koobideh, Barg, Ghormeh Sabzi,Gheymeh Badenjan and a wide selection of deserts washed down with Jasmine tea, Kish restaurant has it all. With plenty of spacious seating inside and outside you can relax and enjoy your visit.
Often whilst visiting restaurants and general eateries I come across something unusual. My experience at Kish restaurant was no exception when I was offered to try their Jasmine tea. Hasten to add, I was pleasantly surprised. With an actual real jasmine flower in the glass, it was a lovely cup of tea if I do say so myself.
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun 11am – 1.00am
Cold Starters
Warm Starters
Main Courses
Kish Specials
How to find Kish restaurant in Kilburn High road
If you take the tube to Kilburn high road station, turn right as you leave the station and walk about 4 minutes, you will arrive at Kish restaurant on the kilburn high road.
What is the difference between Iranian and Persian?
The battle of Issus in 333bc saw the end to the Persian empire. Iran formed over the centre of the ancient Persian Empire and most of the original Persians inhabited the land. Whilst all are citizens of Iran, many can still trace back their Persian ancestry. The only true difference would be that Iranian is a nationality and Persian is an ethnicity. Today Iran is populated by many different groups of people such as baloch, Azeri, Kurds, Lurs and Turkomen tribes but most Iranian inhabitants are of Persian descent.
Related posts
Kevin Harrington is a keen photographer, blogger, and professional chef for over 40 years. With a passion for cooking and travel, Chefstravels was born. Thank you for visiting my site and I wish you every success in what you do.
Chefstravels is a free website. We are not sponsored, and all our reviews and recommendations are from research and personal experience. many of our links are affiliate links, this means we may get small commissions on purchased items at no extra expense to you. This helps support our channel so we can bring you more free information that might help you decide where you would like to go next.
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/chefstravels
Any donation is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support.