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| - I ordered their zereshk polo and chicken kabob plate, which came with a nice amount of boneless kabob pieces, about a third of a plate of salad, and two small pieces of pita bread. While it wasn't bad by any means, it wasn't the best Persian food I've had in the area. I also asked at the counter if I could have a hot tea with my meal (which is actually a common request for a Persian restaurant), and they told me they don't make it because it's too hot outside.. people are still drinking coffee and tea as far as I know, and I found it to be a strange response. I wouldn't have commented about this if it wasn't clearly depicted on the menu as an option, and I didn't find the answer so questionable. So overall, I just found the vibe of the employees to be a little off-putting, but I wouldn't call that a reason to not eat here. Personally, though, I prefer the place a few blocks down Scottsdale road (which also has much larger portions).
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