Eat Out London!Patogh Restaurant
Unfussy halal Eastern dishes including grilled meat and fish at a cafe-style Iranian restaurant.
Patogh - Persian restaurant - Marylebone, London
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Patogh | Marble Arch London
MINCED MEAT SKEWERS WITH RICE OR BREAD | PATOGH | £7 ...
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The meat is delivered by a halal butcher every day and marinated in imported Iranian spices for two hours before opening.
Words and photography | Bisi Bajomo Editor's note This restaurant is halal, cash only, and BYO with no corkage charge.
Patogh, Crawford Place, London | Restaurants/Middle Eastern ...
Patogh, 8 Crawford Place, Marylebone, London, W1H 5NE - Iranian ...
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About: Patogh is a restaurant that serves a variety of Iranian dishes such as char grilled meat, salads and rice.
Patogh is a restaurant that serves a variety of Iranian dishes such as char grilled meat, salads and rice.
This little Iranian restaurant just off Edgware Road has been going strong for a many years.
Although you can consume alcohol on the premises it’s BYO only, and given the large portions of grilled meats and the keen prices, it makes for a very inexpensive meal.
Although you can consume alcohol on the premises it’s BYO only, and given the large portions of grilled meats and the keen prices, it makes for a very inexpensive meal.
Patogh | London Evening Standard
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ES Food Newsletter This review was first published in July 2000 The food at Patogh is cheap and good.
The bread is terrific: enormous, crispy and chewy by turn, hot, fresh, very good.
But the masto moosir is very good - a "dip" made from yoghurt so thick as to be almost solid, mixed with finely chopped shallots.
There is also the option of chicken wings or a whole baby chicken.
This drinking yoghurt is de rigueur in Persian restaurants, but the one served at Patogh is different from all the others - it doesn't taste horrid.