Arya

Eungseo Kim

3.0

I have mixed feelings about Arya. Their Fattoush salad and pita bread with the many different dips (hummus is not the only dip, people! Explore!) are enough for me to give them a five. I would go back there to eat just those two dishes again and again.Their mains, however, like the salmon and kebabs left me a little unsatisfied. It's not that they didn't taste good; they just lacked the big, bold flavors of Persian food. We had to ask for salt and pepper shakers to fix the blandness. My chicken kebab was also quite dry-- and nothing's worse than dry chicken.It's a restaurant worth trying; I guess you just have to choose your dishes wisely.

EmMa IgNacio

3.0

I have never been a fan of Persian food until I dined at Arya. I love the mediterannean interiors and how it feels as if one has been transported to the mystical middle east. More than that, I love the variety of middle eastern food, especially the kebabs.

Johannes Effendy

3.0

We love Persian food so we gave this a try. They have two branches at Robinsons Place Manila and this one is inside the mall. It is smaller compared to the other one.We got the hummus for appetizer and I got the chicken koobideh. Hummus was okay. The koobideh was good but I didn't like the yoghurt sauce. I don't know if it was its consistency - it wasn't bad but it wasn't great either. I also find their food pricey.

Evan Ezra

4.0

Beef, chicken, and lamb kebab skewers 🍗🍖🍢Yogurt mango smoothie 🍨

Ömür Ünsal

4.0

Our 3rd time here and probably will not be the last. Food was great, their flavorings suits my tastebuds... Though it is a little bit pricey...

Shribalajee

1.0

Since Fresh Buko Juice is not available, I ordered Orange Juice instead. I am looking on the Php 95 one. After a few minutes, we notice the the price of Fresh Orange Juice which is Php218. We ask them and they confirm that the Php 218 orange juice is processed. The Php 95 is the Red Orange Juice. I am disappointed because it is more expensive than Jamba Juice and Starbucks.

Kiky Huzein

4.0

Finally had the time to write some reviews. Have been craving for kebabs and decided to try Arya in Robinson's Midtown. The staff were friendly and accommodating. I ordered their beef kobideh wd basmati rice, extra grilled onion and reg Coke. The serving was huge. It was actually good for 2 people. Was only able to finish half of it and have the other half wrapped. Will definitely come back to try their shawarma, hummus and babaganoush. One thing i have noticed though, kaya sya mukhang mas pricey kc mas malaki tlaga un serving nila. If ok un ibang fud nila , won't hesitate to give them a 5.

Mikkagabuyo

4.0

We had the following:Chicken & Beef Kabab with Basmati RiceKeema PrathaPlain Yoghurt SmoothieI prefer the chicken over the beef kabab because I can taste more spices in it. The beef tasted a lot like burger steak from Kenny Roger's but I guess it can't be helped since it's beef. The rice was fluffy and well-seasoned. I'm going to order this again.The Keema tasted well with the Pratha. I highly recommend that you order this too.Plain Yoghurt smoothie tasted good until the last drop. Haha! But not the best yoghurt smoothie there is. I highly recommend to partner this with the kabab or anything spicy. Obviously.The service was okay. They weren't very friendly or accommodating.

Anastasia Wijaya

4.0

There are two branches of Arya in Robinsons Place Manila. I dined at the one inside the mall, second floor. This branch is quite small but ambience is good.Overall, the food was delicious. Service was fast and attentive. Though it's a bit pricey if you're dining solo.Tip: They have free WiFi.Recommended:*Lamb koobideh*Beef koobideh*Sauce prepared from the roasted tomatoes—the server will gladly make this for you.

G Food Spot

4.0

The Chicken Kebab was cooked just right for me. Nothing fancy about the restaurant but the food and presentation was good. Also ordered their cucumber in yogurt and olive oil. Too bad they nonlonger have Barbari which is the staple bread for Persians.