Persia Grill BGC - Metro Manila

Beef-shawarma tastes nothing like the usual sweet philippinic schawarma that makes it close to authentic. I like it and the sauces that come with him. the servier size is also great and I got a full bauch before I finished it....I also tried her hummus that comes with pita brot. it was okay, but not my favorite.

Every time we have Indian visitors, we highly recommend this restaurant for its delicious vegetarian and Persian cuisine. However, we did have to wait around 30 to 45 minutes before our food was served.

After a cemetery work shift my friends and I decided to have breakfast, and from the office close, we found this restaurant and eating is really good compared to the usual breakfast near the opposite. the eating fantastic the service really...Run the location easy to find the pita is really good and the place looks like they are in a Persian tavern when they ask me how the eating tastes; astounding the only reason I evaluate this with average rate; it is because of the service 1 we waited really long for our orders to be taken 2 the tomats for the garnish is not available 3 as a large group came in, they did not pay attention to our bill when we asked a server to get it and it took us almost 20 minutes. all in all that eating is really good and the prices are worth the meal

I enjoy this restaurant for their delicious hummus, vibrant atmosphere, and specials, but their service really needs to be improved. Sometimes there are flies in the restaurant that prevent us from fully enjoying our experience.

When I think of Persian food, I think of rich, aromatic, and brightly flavored dishes with a delicate balance of sweet and sour, hot and cold flavors. I got exposed to Persian dishes only recently but I immediately liked them and have been discovering more...about this exciting cuisine. I recently visited Persia Grill in BGC to try some of their dishes. Upon entering, I immediately noticed how small the restaurant was although seats were also available outside. I am not sure when they opened but it looked kinda old and some furniture need repair. I do like, however, the overlook of the resto, painted white, orange and blue, and adorned with colorful hanging lamps. For my visit, I just tried two beef dishes: shawarma (P99) and beef biryani (P429). The beef shawarma wasn't as flavorful as I expected and the meat didn't look like they were freshly shaved from a grilled vertical stack of meat. The tomatoes and lettuce, however, were fresh and crunchy, and I appreciated that the sauces were cold (meaning they were refrigerated) which is important to keep them safe. Just to be honest, their shawarma just failed in comparison to the shawarma sold in Waltermart Makati in terms of flavor. The rice in my beef biryani was served generously but the beef and sauteed vegetables were barely there. The beef was very tender which I liked but it was bland to my taste. Not even the sauce which was too soupy did not help improve the flavor of the dish. For a dish that was tagged as a chef's recommendation, I was looking for more. I had their house tea for my drink and I loved it. The blend of tea, mango, and calamansi (native lemon) was refreshing. I have visited several Persian restaurants already in the metro but I have to say that Persia Grill wasn't at par in terms of quality but relatively cheaper.