Persian House Restaurant is one of the Iranian restaurants in Bangkok, Thailand, with its menu centered on traditional Persian cuisine. The restaurant is located on Phan Road in the Silom area and, according to its official introduction, has been operating since 1992. Persian House describes itself as the first and oldest Iranian restaurant in Bangkok, and its menu includes a range of Iranian dishes such as kebabs, stews, rice dishes, appetizers, bread, and beverages.
A significant part of the restaurant’s menu is dedicated to rice dishes. Persian white rice, Zereshk Polo with chicken, Zereshk Polo with Tahdig, Baghali Polo, and Baghali Polo with chicken are among the options in this section. Saffron rice is also served with some dishes. Tahdig is also available separately and can be ordered alongside different meals.
Kebabs make up another important part of the Persian House menu. Koobideh Kebab, Joojeh Kebab with or without bone, Bakhtiari Kebab, and various mixed kebab combinations are included in the menu. Some of these dishes are served with white or saffron rice, accompanied by grilled tomatoes and vegetables. The combination of different kebabs with rice is one of the main elements of the restaurant’s menu.
Iranian stews also have a specific place on the menu. Ghormeh Sabzi and Gheimeh are among the main dishes served with rice. Ghormeh Sabzi is prepared with aromatic herbs, beans, and meat, while Gheimeh is made with meat, split peas, and the seasonings traditionally used in this stew. Alongside these stews, the menu also includes meat dishes and several preparations made with lamb.
The appetizer section includes Kashk-e Bademjan, hummus, barley soup, Shirazi salad, Kuku Sabzi, and Ash Reshteh. Kashk-e Bademjan is served with Iranian bread, while Ash Reshteh is another traditional Iranian dish featured on the menu. Shirazi salad is prepared with cucumber, tomato, and onion and can be ordered alongside the main dishes.
Iranian bread is another option on the Persian House menu and is served with some appetizers and main dishes. The beverage section includes Iranian tea served with rock candy, as well as doogh. Together with kebabs, stews, and rice dishes, these items represent several familiar elements of a traditional Iranian meal.
The restaurant also offers seafood dishes. Grilled sea bass and white fish served with Sabzi Polo are among the options in this section. Alongside these dishes, items such as Kuku Sabzi are available for customers looking for meat-free or vegetable-based choices.
Persian House is located on Phan Road in Bangkok’s Silom district. According to the information provided by the restaurant, it operates from Tuesday to Sunday and is closed on Mondays. Its stated opening hours are from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. In addition to dining at the restaurant, customers can also order food for delivery.
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