Naan hut is good if you want to get a fresh bread, not for food! Beef kabab was raw and taste was bad. Beef pizza with sangak was something new, but not delicious, both items were expensive compared to other Persian restaurants! We get no service, you have to serve yourself if you want a napkin, drink or anything else.
Atmosphere: 2
Rani Angel
I like their food. We tried the chicken Kebab. It is super delicious. The spices balance is perfect. The amount of food in one portion is sufficient enough for two. Worth a lot of visits. Mr. Muhammed is generous and welcoming!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kristie Lynn
Sab was especially welcoming and friendly to my friends and me when we lunched there for the first time last weekend. He made us feel welcome and checked in on us several times to see how we liked the food. One of my friends and I ordered the ghormeh sabzi, which came with a heap of white rice and butter on the side, and my other friend ordered the chicken kabob wrap. They were hearty dishes that were quite tasty and well-seasoned. The ghormeh sabzi had large pieces of stew meat and a lemony citrusy profile that was pleasant with the texture and mild flavor of the rice. We were too full to order their bread, which they baked fresh and people frequently dropped by to buy while we ate our meal. Sab was generous here and gave us a complimentary basket of crispy and chewy seeded bread that was nice and hot. We will definitely be eating here again next time we're in Santa Monica due to our experience of their friendly service and food value for the price. :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maz Rostamian
The food was amazing. Of all the various dishes we ordered, each one was great. The service was average. It's not a fancy restaurant but the staff attitude could definitely be improved. The aesthetics can also be improved a bit more to provide an cozier atmosphere. Best of luck.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Naomi Wattanasarn
The chicken kabob wrap is good (it comes with a side salad) and the customer service was very helpful and friendly
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sahar Vakili
As part of my weekend routine, I stopped by Naan Hut again — and was pleasantly surprised to see they’ve added an authentic Iranian Bandari sandwich to their menu! 🌶️🇮🇷
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
azade jafarinejhad
the best persian food in LA ive been going to eat kebab every weekend for about 6years
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Barsam Vakily
We recently ordered food from this restaurant for one of our events, and we couldn’t be happier with our choice. The dishes were high-quality, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious. All of our guests truly enjoyed the food. It was a wonderful experience, and we’ll definitely order again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Farahnaz Iranmanesh
Naan Hut is truly one of the best Persian restaurants in Los Angeles. The ingredients are always fresh, the prices are very reasonable considering the quality, and most importantly, the staff treat you like family with their warm hospitality. Today, I was pleasantly surprised with the Classic Persian Breakfast I ordered — everything was perfect, delicious, and reminded me of traditional breakfasts back in Iran. I truly appreciate your hospitality and excellent quality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
jennifer p
Delicious food but the customer service wasn’t great. The cashier seemed immediately annoyed and not happy to be there. We had to ask for napkins twice because we were pointed to an area where they would be but weren’t. Only given spoons and forks.. no knives to cut our chicken. Asked for water and they told us to get it out of the fridge. The bread looked great but for $20 plates each, we never got any to have with our food. Place looked dirty, it was noisy with the door constantly opening and blowing air to keep flies out (didn’t work bc there was a huge moth inside). The spray to clean tables spread across the top of the sugar, salt, and pepper shakers.. yuck. Definitely a place to get food to go.. not eat there. Not friendly to first time customers.
a little noise For the tourists, The cakes are good, Visit the place if one day you come to Santa MonicaCalifornia.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Saeed Ghadessi
Went in to see the bread type and menu. The place has large bread oven that cooks a verity of flat bread.
Vegetarian options: There are several vegetarian options available
Dietary restrictions: No dieters information seen
Parking: Only paid street parking available
Kid-friendliness: Kids will have to behave to have fun.
Wheelchair accessibility: This is a wheelchair friendly
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
Sou Montazeri
Have visited several times and tried many things. Food is always solid, they have the best Sangak bread in LA. Haleem, Kalle pache, Koobideh, Persian Omelette, all great. The owner is not that friendly. I had a service dog with me but I wanted to sit outside… the owner made a comment randomly that dogs arent allowed inside without asking if he is a pet or service animal. I didnt respond or mention anything because I was sitting outside… but he looked grumpy. The lady at the cashier was super annoyed by life and rude. Multiple times me, and both my friends separately interacted with her and she just gave us a bad look, never responded to me or them saying “thank you”. I understand they might be tired or underpaid or hate their job, but I think maybe being nice to those who thank you might make your life a bit easier. Anyways, I dont recommend dining in and paying tip. We did… but wont in future. Take out and enjoy the food minus the attitude 😀
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 1
tamana sahibzada
The food at this restaurant was the worst we’ve ever had. We should report this place to the authorities to consider shutting it down. Both the food and the staff’s behavior were unacceptable. The food was not even cooked properly, and when I raised concerns about the undercooked food, their response was utterly disgusting.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kory K
The best kabob kobideh and Halim, The downside is no Restroom
Naan hut is good if you want to get a fresh bread, not for food!
Beef kabab was raw and taste was bad. Beef pizza with sangak was something new, but not delicious, both items were expensive compared to other Persian restaurants!
We get no service, you have to serve yourself if you want a napkin, drink or anything else.
Atmosphere: 2
I like their food. We tried the chicken Kebab. It is super delicious. The spices balance is perfect. The amount of food in one portion is sufficient enough for two. Worth a lot of visits. Mr. Muhammed is generous and welcoming!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sab was especially welcoming and friendly to my friends and me when we lunched there for the first time last weekend. He made us feel welcome and checked in on us several times to see how we liked the food. One of my friends and I ordered the ghormeh sabzi, which came with a heap of white rice and butter on the side, and my other friend ordered the chicken kabob wrap. They were hearty dishes that were quite tasty and well-seasoned. The ghormeh sabzi had large pieces of stew meat and a lemony citrusy profile that was pleasant with the texture and mild flavor of the rice. We were too full to order their bread, which they baked fresh and people frequently dropped by to buy while we ate our meal. Sab was generous here and gave us a complimentary basket of crispy and chewy seeded bread that was nice and hot. We will definitely be eating here again next time we're in Santa Monica due to our experience of their friendly service and food value for the price. :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was amazing. Of all the various dishes we ordered, each one was great.
The service was average. It's not a fancy restaurant but the staff attitude could definitely be improved.
The aesthetics can also be improved a bit more to provide an cozier atmosphere.
Best of luck.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
The chicken kabob wrap is good (it comes with a side salad) and the customer service was very helpful and friendly
Food: 5
Service: 5
As part of my weekend routine, I stopped by Naan Hut again — and was pleasantly surprised to see they’ve added an authentic Iranian Bandari sandwich to their menu! 🌶️🇮🇷
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
the best persian food in LA
ive been going to eat kebab every weekend for about 6years
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We recently ordered food from this restaurant for one of our events, and we couldn’t be happier with our choice. The dishes were high-quality, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious. All of our guests truly enjoyed the food. It was a wonderful experience, and we’ll definitely order again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Naan Hut is truly one of the best Persian restaurants in Los Angeles. The ingredients are always fresh, the prices are very reasonable considering the quality, and most importantly, the staff treat you like family with their warm hospitality. Today, I was pleasantly surprised with the Classic Persian Breakfast I ordered — everything was perfect, delicious, and reminded me of traditional breakfasts back in Iran. I truly appreciate your hospitality and excellent quality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious food but the customer service wasn’t great. The cashier seemed immediately annoyed and not happy to be there. We had to ask for napkins twice because we were pointed to an area where they would be but weren’t. Only given spoons and forks.. no knives to cut our chicken. Asked for water and they told us to get it out of the fridge. The bread looked great but for $20 plates each, we never got any to have with our food. Place looked dirty, it was noisy with the door constantly opening and blowing air to keep flies out (didn’t work bc there was a huge moth inside). The spray to clean tables spread across the top of the sugar, salt, and pepper shakers.. yuck. Definitely a place to get food to go.. not eat there. Not friendly to first time customers.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Chicken Kabob
Restaurantji Recommends
a little noise
For the tourists,
The cakes are good,
Visit the place if one day you come to Santa MonicaCalifornia.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Went in to see the bread type and menu. The place has large bread oven that cooks a verity of flat bread.
Vegetarian options: There are several vegetarian options available
Dietary restrictions: No dieters information seen
Parking: Only paid street parking available
Kid-friendliness: Kids will have to behave to have fun.
Wheelchair accessibility: This is a wheelchair friendly
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
Have visited several times and tried many things. Food is always solid, they have the best Sangak bread in LA. Haleem, Kalle pache, Koobideh, Persian Omelette, all great. The owner is not that friendly. I had a service dog with me but I wanted to sit outside… the owner made a comment randomly that dogs arent allowed inside without asking if he is a pet or service animal. I didnt respond or mention anything because I was sitting outside… but he looked grumpy. The lady at the cashier was super annoyed by life and rude. Multiple times me, and both my friends separately interacted with her and she just gave us a bad look, never responded to me or them saying “thank you”. I understand they might be tired or underpaid or hate their job, but I think maybe being nice to those who thank you might make your life a bit easier. Anyways, I dont recommend dining in and paying tip. We did… but wont in future. Take out and enjoy the food minus the attitude 😀
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 1
The food at this restaurant was the worst we’ve ever had. We should report this place to the authorities to consider shutting it down. Both the food and the staff’s behavior were unacceptable. The food was not even cooked properly, and when I raised concerns about the undercooked food, their response was utterly disgusting.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The best kabob kobideh and Halim,
The downside is no Restroom
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