Aryano Persian Restaurant

Birmingham now has its very own location for diners to sample the incredible range and flavour of Persian cuisine and Middle Eastern specialties alongside delicious bespoke pizzas straight from the oven. All the classic dishes you’d expect from a Middle Eastern restaurant are there, plus many specials that allow the adventurous eater to take the road less travelled through this paradise of Persian cuisine. With a great dining room along Aston Road in Birmingham, you’re in for a Middle Eastern treat.

A quick review of some stand out dishes on Aryano’s menu will convince anyone looking for Middle Eastern or particularly Persian cuisine in Birmingham to book a table at this Aston Road restaurant. Start with mast-o-khiar, home-made yoghurt mixed with cucumber and herbs, the perfect antidote to the spicy hot chicken wings, marinated with spices and saffron and baked to perfection. Or really indulge the senses – and your understandable indecision – with a mixed starter platter of kashke bademjan (grilled aubergine with walnuts, fried onions and Persian kashk), hummus, salad olivieh, mast-o-khiar and various salads. Freshly prepared and healthy salad shirazi and tabbouleh are great ways to segue into the main event.

Aryano’s traditional Persian dishes are a delight. Try the chello khoresht ghiameh, lamb with split yellow peas and sun-dried limes in a special tomato sauce on a bed of Persian saffron rice, or go for the zesty zereshk palau, where Persian saffron rice is mixed with barberries under perfectly tender chicken. House specialities from the grill down at this Aston Road Persian restaurant are some of the best in Birmingham. Kabab koobideh, soltani, and combinations and platters of all sorts of grilled meats, seafood, and vegetables are mouthwatering introductions to Middle Eastern cuisine. Alongside these Persian specialities, Aryano’s chefs are adept at whipping up international favourites like chilli con carne and pasta dishes, burgers, and pizzas. There’s something for all the family at Aryano. Don’t forget to wash it all down with a traditional drink of droogh!