Nasrin’s Kitchen

7.1/10

AI-generated summary

People send you here for Persian food that tastes homemade. Regulars say the room feels like eating at someone's parents' house, and the portions are big for what you pay. Most who compare it to Ravagh prefer this. A couple of people found the food bland and the service rough.

What Reddit says39

View all
  • in:I know Midtown/Hells Kitchen isn’t the Mecca of NYC food but where would you recommend for one night around there?1 pts
    replying to u/bustarapus: hells Kitchen isn't the worst neighborhood to have a meal in NYC by any standards. it's listed below but Pure Thai Cookhouse is the champion by far - very solid and creative thai food that has held an impressively high standard for a while now. Chalong is a new Thai kid on the block its quite good. lum lum is another good Thai restaurant but I haven't been in a while - service was disorganized and they rushed me out last time. left a bad taste in my mouth. Mari + Kochi - only been to kochi once when it opened but both of these spots are offering prix fixe korean fine dining cant speak to them at this point but if you are into coursed out french influenced food kochi is probably the spot. Hyderabad zaqui - got a review recently in eater only been once very decent indian food nothing to write home about yet but plan to go back and explore the menu more. Ramen - lots of ramen all good: EAK - I only like the spicy one Totto - Rich chicken broth long-standing ny classic Hide Chan - I think same owners as Totto but pork broth Japanese food - theres a strip of Japanese restraunts on top of eachother on 53rd st? Soba noodle Azuma - classic more of a lunch spot for me but decent soba spot nice vibe Donburiya - izakaya vibes, not the best meal but sit at the bar and have a big ol beer and enjoy yourself - used to be open late and it was the best going at 2 am to get dumplings Yakitori Totto - chiller yakitori spot yakitori toroshin - upscale spo…

    “My partner & I thought Nasrin’s Kitchen not great…. Found the food to be relatively flavorless & overcooked. Service was deplorable!”

    H2

  • in:Best place to experience Persian food1 pts
    replying to u/LeftReflection6620: Been wanting to try Nasrin’s!

    “Nasrin’s is good and feels like you’re at a Persian home. The food is like, 7/10.”

    H2

See all 39 mentions