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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 420 College St. (at Bathurst) • View on map »
  • 416-921-7557
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Aromas of sweet spice and citrus greet diners at the door of this homey Persian eatery. A starter of maast-o-khiar, a tangy and thick herbed yogurt, is loaded with raisins, crunchy walnuts and cool cucumber, then sprinkled with magenta rose dust. A salad plate of creamy goat milk feta seems salty until chased with walnut halves, slices of crisp radish and sprigs of fresh tarragon, mint and parsley. Mains come with a vibrant display of ...

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