Arya Persian Restaurant

Arief B. Irwanto

They have excellent food and service is good too... their employees is very accommodating plus they have the non-public touch by contacting and recalling their normal customers by their initial name.

Sarah Ulfa

Small nice resturant situated at 2nd flooring of Robinson Ermita, Manila. Serve real iranian meals , spicy n method of grilling is exellent n persian design. Basmaty rice can b actually eatn alone

John Angelo Somo

Dining from Arya Persian Restaurant has been a delicacy. The ambiance and decoration was was great but soft songs in the background is a plus. Employees was minimally enjoyable with sterile personalities and remained practically invisible; never uncomfortable though. The multi-web page menuoffered all meats, kabobs, salads and vegetarian meals as well. Devoid of daal soup on the menus, I find the onion soup (142 pesos) that was extremely good-creamy with items of onion for consistency. The falafel plate (230 pesos) was offered with 8 falafels, quartered tomatoes and a citrusy sauce that has been beyond great. The falafels were gentle in the guts but crunchy and acquired a splendid flavor. The baba ghanoush (194 pesos) was excellent as well. Adding water in bottles(a hefty 85 pesos) brought the full total meal expenditure to 659 pesos. Would I return? Maybe, easily felt my guest needed a little more of an upscale location than that of a close by competitor that provides identical food of equivalent quality & taste at significantly less price but without all of the fancy-schmancy trappings of a cafe located in a big urban mall. I loved my visit and the meals very much.

Teresa Sy-Him

I actually craved for curry, therefore i visited this restaurant inside Robinson's Location Manila. I ordered Poultry curry, which price at P463, and basmati rice coming in at P30. I furthermore ordered Roti coming in at P228. After 10 minutes my food had been prepared. I couldtell that the poultry was merely reheated since it had been mushy. I appreciated the Roti but I possibly could not say exactly the same for the poultry curry.

Prince Bander

we been employed by in the arab entire world and recently craved arabic foods, one consider the menus and we were sold. A good arab themed inside greeted us on arrival we were seated and brought water while we chose we started withpiuta and dips, 4 various dips were amazing with pita and we're able to have ate a lot more pita but resisted the urge to purchase and spoil our appetite a kebab mixture with beef, lamb, mahi mahi and chicken in conjunction with grilled tomatoes was served with a aspect of biriyani rice and we shared a lamb biriyani - the very best i've had in philippines - the area is quite authentic and local lifestyle arabs were comong set for dinner during our visit good service, clear and tidy create - overall good