The restaurant was almost full, families singing and enjoying the food, one family had like 5 tables and were celebrating their daughters birthday.
We had Tea, Salad, 5 kinds of Kebabs\grills & Rice, Tea again, fruits..oh and Persian Music.
Photography is not allowed here… but i managed to convince the waiter to place the camera on one of the empty tables.
Sorry no food photos, it was already too late when i remembered.
If you are still in Tehran visit the Shah palaces. Nothing extraveganza but classy. Not sure if they are still available to the public
Oh & remember anytime you eat Kabab,eat lots of fresh onions.There are many more interesting dishes than Kabab ! Ask for Qurma Sabzi ( a green vegetables curry ), Fesenjoon ( a curry made out of Walnuts & Duck ), Tahcheen ( crust of Rice ) .I am sure your guide will assit. How do you find them so far a host country ?
olalalalalala that looked like fun
how come u can’t take pics ?
’3areeeeeeeeeeeba
anyhoo
gald u ad fun
Hey,
You got to visit a “Zoorkhooneh”. Its a must see. You can’t miss it.
One more thing, you got to eat “Halim e booghalamou” for breakfast. You cannot find this food everywhere.
There is a crapy restuarant at “Meidan Enghelab”. Got to wake up at 5 am take a taxi and go.
Note, no women in these places especially the ZoorKhooneh!
I guess you will have 5 extra kilos on you when you are back
lol
didn’t you get headache after listening to that music
JoJo:
I went to the Shah place, I will post about that soon.
I also had dinner at another great resturant called AliGhapoo will post about that as well.
Balqees:
When in a resturant u can only aim the camera at ur self and nothing else, which I did but not gona post here
Don Q: I will keep that in mind, am already fed-up with the hotel breakfast
Trixstar:
Am walking like I never walked before, i guess this will burn the all the extra callories
Amu: Not when it’s being plyed life infront of u
It’s very cluttered!!
You can say that again
Ruby Woo,
Music is like anything else you have to develope a taste for by living the culture .