The Dolmeh and Fesenjun were excellent! The kuku was undersalted. Friendly staff but waters were not filled frequently enough.
Robert
We have dined at Nasrin's several times. The ambience is wonderful, old world and the service was friendly and languorous. The food is generous and could be more vigorously spiced, but still very good. Lovely experience!
Jia Sun
Instead of a cash disxount, there is now a mandatory +4% service fee regardless of payment method. The sign is so low on the door and tiny may as well be fine print. The printed menu does not match the legible html menu on the website. The main dish consists of the same proteins, but are now dinner sets for ~25% more and includes an outsized humongous platter of basmati rice with each. We ended up needing 4 togo containers for all the unfinished rice.
While the food is still good, the unexpectrd changes, charging $5 for bread and slow service when tables were more than half empty made this an overall of negative experience for us.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Hillary
A true jewel of Persian cooking at its best. Atmosphere is warm and inviting. Service with a courteous smile with recommendations. Food was a dance with harmony. Truly one of the best in NYC.
Farshad Mahdavi
I haven’t been in the restaurant, but definitely my to go place soon when I’m visiting New York I checked YouTube influencer jon barr He gave five star in his reviews at the restaurant tastes. We will be there. It looks very delicious and very good restaurants with the Persian culture.
Shirin Ardeshirzadeh
Very cute traditional Persian vibe, ok food, nice staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Aryan Kabir
It was a beautiful experience at Nasrin’s. Truly a hidden treasure. The food was good too. Only complaint is that the napkins were dirty and had an odd smell. Maybe have two pieces of bread for the mirze ghashemi and the similar dishes. It felt a bit too little.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mirza Ghasemi
Jia
Need to update html menu to match PDF. Move the 4% service fee sign higher where's it's actually visible. Less rice with the main platters, overkill.
Ryan Guasp
I visited Nasrin's Kitchen after watching an Abbas Kiarostami movie at IFC, as a Persian dinner-and-a-movie combo. I really enjoyed the flavor of all the dishes and wish I could have tried more. There are plenty of vegetarian options on the menu, and to my pleasant surprise, Nasrin's Kitchen was able to make the classic dish Ghormeh Sabzi with mushrooms instead of meat. I had some questions and the waiter was polite and helpful. I must also note the portions were sizable and I left extremely full. Honestly, it was a great meal and Persian cuisine is under-explored. I highly recommend Nasrin's Kitchen.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sharmila Roy
First impression when we entered through the single easy to miss door on the street into the narrow persian rug lined stairway was, we entered someone’s home. Greeted and seated right away even though we didn’t have reservation. Limited selective menu, easy to understand and made fresh to order. Amazingly authentic food and extremely warm people. I just wanted to chat and get to know the backstory if they weren’t so busy. Juicy fall of the bone meat and fragrant rice, soft warm bread with delightful appetizers. Felt like a home cooked meal. The dishes may not have a universal appeal but if you like persian food you are in for a special experience!
Delicious and different. Sour cherry rice is my new favorite food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sam
We were visiting New York and came across this Iranian restaurant and as an Iranian family were we keen to try it out. The menu is limited and they don't have the all of the traditional dishes you would expect to see in an Iranian restaurant. The prices are very expensive in comparison to other non Iranian restaurants and Iranian restaurants in the UK. They also had an extra 4% to the bill for increased running costs. Overall the food was nice but we probably wouldn't go there again for the reasons mentioned.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
Delicious food! Small but mighty Persian menu, everything tried was outstanding. The decor is lovely, but some of the 2-person tables are very tight and a little uncomfortable.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Laura R
Great food full of warm and delicious spices!! Highly reccomend. Friendly staff will be back
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer
The food was fabulous, from appetizers to main course kabobs and stews to the sides! A bit too much rice was served with the entrees but generous portions are not really something to complain about.
The Dolmeh and Fesenjun were excellent! The kuku was undersalted. Friendly staff but waters were not filled frequently enough.
We have dined at Nasrin's several times. The ambience is wonderful, old world and the service was friendly and languorous. The food is generous and could be more vigorously spiced, but still very good. Lovely experience!
Instead of a cash disxount, there is now a mandatory +4% service fee regardless of payment method. The sign is so low on the door and tiny may as well be fine print. The printed menu does not match the legible html menu on the website. The main dish consists of the same proteins, but are now dinner sets for ~25% more and includes an outsized humongous platter of basmati rice with each. We ended up needing 4 togo containers for all the unfinished rice.
While the food is still good, the unexpectrd changes, charging $5 for bread and slow service when tables were more than half empty made this an overall of negative experience for us.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
A true jewel of Persian cooking at its best. Atmosphere is warm and inviting. Service with a courteous smile with recommendations. Food was a dance with harmony. Truly one of the best in NYC.
I haven’t been in the restaurant, but definitely my to go place soon when I’m visiting New York
I checked YouTube influencer jon barr
He gave five star in his reviews at the restaurant tastes. We will be there. It looks very delicious and very good restaurants with the Persian culture.
Very cute traditional Persian vibe, ok food, nice staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It was a beautiful experience at Nasrin’s. Truly a hidden treasure. The food was good too. Only complaint is that the napkins were dirty and had an odd smell. Maybe have two pieces of bread for the mirze ghashemi and the similar dishes. It felt a bit too little.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mirza Ghasemi
Need to update html menu to match PDF. Move the 4% service fee sign higher where's it's actually visible. Less rice with the main platters, overkill.
I visited Nasrin's Kitchen after watching an Abbas Kiarostami movie at IFC, as a Persian dinner-and-a-movie combo. I really enjoyed the flavor of all the dishes and wish I could have tried more. There are plenty of vegetarian options on the menu, and to my pleasant surprise, Nasrin's Kitchen was able to make the classic dish Ghormeh Sabzi with mushrooms instead of meat. I had some questions and the waiter was polite and helpful. I must also note the portions were sizable and I left extremely full. Honestly, it was a great meal and Persian cuisine is under-explored. I highly recommend Nasrin's Kitchen.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
First impression when we entered through the single easy to miss door on the street into the narrow persian rug lined stairway was, we entered someone’s home. Greeted and seated right away even though we didn’t have reservation. Limited selective menu, easy to understand and made fresh to order. Amazingly authentic food and extremely warm people. I just wanted to chat and get to know the backstory if they weren’t so busy. Juicy fall of the bone meat and fragrant rice, soft warm bread with delightful appetizers. Felt like a home cooked meal. The dishes may not have a universal appeal but if you like persian food you are in for a special experience!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Delicious and different. Sour cherry rice is my new favorite food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We were visiting New York and came across this Iranian restaurant and as an Iranian family were we keen to try it out. The menu is limited and they don't have the all of the traditional dishes you would expect to see in an Iranian restaurant. The prices are very expensive in comparison to other non Iranian restaurants and Iranian restaurants in the UK. They also had an extra 4% to the bill for increased running costs. Overall the food was nice but we probably wouldn't go there again for the reasons mentioned.
Delicious food! Small but mighty Persian menu, everything tried was outstanding. The decor is lovely, but some of the 2-person tables are very tight and a little uncomfortable.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great food full of warm and delicious spices!! Highly reccomend. Friendly staff will be back
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was fabulous, from appetizers to main course kabobs and stews to the sides! A bit too much rice was served with the entrees but generous portions are not really something to complain about.
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