Korasan Kabob

[yeggy]

I finally tried this restaurant for lunch yesterday, It was excellent. Myself and 2 dining companions had the same dishes. We ordered the Koobideh Poulet and Beef ($11.00 each platter) a sidedish of Mirza Gassemi (an eggplant dish with fried onions on top, absolutely delicious). The eggplant dish was extra ($5.50) but a very tasty and different bean soup called Aresh Te came included with the meal . The beef and chicken were minced and molded into a kabob shaped portion, very large and tasty. The three of us are big eaters yet we had to take home half the platter. Very tasty and generous portions. It opens at 12:00pm. I highly recommend and I will definitely go back. The only drawback is there are no desserts. Tea also comes included with the meal.

[hungryann]

Well, it seems it's a better deal for lunch than dinner. Thanks for your input.

[yeggy]

As far as I know it is the same menu for lunch as for supper. They had platters for $17.00. I imagine they must be humongeous and for more than 1 person. They also had specials for during the week on the menu. A different special every week day.

[hungryann]

Well, when I went we ordered a platter meant for 2 at 38.00$ (Close to 50$ tax and tip)and did not find the quantity sufficient: 2 ash soups, a plate of rice and three 4 oz meat skewers with 2 grilled tomatoes. I guess we are bigger gluttons!LOL For a casual dinner in a cafeteria-style room, given the quantity we got, we felt it was a tad overpriced. It was delicious though.

[finefoodie55]

Where is this restaurant ?

[yeggy]

Sorry, it is located on Sherbrooke street West corner of Harvard, south side of Sherbrooke. I think the address is 5700 Sherbrooke st west, right next door to the fruit store Rocky Montana.