Since Noone wanted to open a thread about LA and SF…I am doing the Bismillah:cb:
Now add your pick:D
I don’t remember the names to the ones I have been to:cb:
I love the Persian restaraunts in LA though.
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Chilis, Applebees, and Outback are all good restaurants.
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for persian food, nothing beats Jawan in West LA. there are a few decent ones in Westwood as well - Shamsheri, Sheherzad, Canary.
Jawan and Shamsheri do daily specials.. braised lamb necks are available on a few days.. you won't want lamb shanks anymore after that.
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Raffi's in Glendale... is that still there?? They had pretty ok kababs...
Shamsheri and Sheherzad are the best i think. I still remember the lamb and aubergine dishes i had at Sheherzad.... drool
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Just got back from LA...we ate at 2 really great places that stick in my mind....I can't remember the names of them though!!!
The first was a chinese somewhere near Anaheim Hills...pretty sure that the name began witha 'M'...the food was absolutely gorgeous and the portions were huge! (Something rare in other chinese places I have been to)
Second was a Thai..it's fairly new I think as my cousins said it wasn't there a year ago when my mum was in LA last.
In San Francisco, we didn't eat at any restaurants - we had breakfast at 'Happy Donut' in Chinatown which was surprisingly nice...We ate at a Chinese buffet in Union city in SF which was OK - a bit grotty when you think about it though
I noticed that there was an Indian/Pakistani restaurant near the Hilton in SF - Chilli and Nan or something like that?
Oh and In N Out's Cheese melted fries were kind of nice
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Mandarin House? I really liked this place when we were there, and it's in anaheim hills... might be this one you're talking about?
Just got back from LA...we ate at 2 really great places that stick in my mind....I can't remember the names of them though!!! The first was a chinese somewhere near Anaheim Hills...pretty sure that the name began witha 'M'...the food was absolutely gorgeous and the portions were huge! (Something rare in other chinese places I have been to)
Second was a Thai..it's fairly new I think as my cousins said it wasn't there a year ago when my mum was in LA last.
In San Francisco, we didn't eat at any restaurants - we had breakfast at 'Happy Donut' in Chinatown which was surprisingly nice...We ate at a Chinese buffet in Union city in SF which was OK - a bit grotty when you think about it though
I noticed that there was an Indian/Pakistani restaurant near the Hilton in SF - Chilli and Nan or something like that?
Oh and In N Out's Cheese melted fries were kind of nice
Are you talking about "Mas"?