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Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 6347 Yonge St. (at Steeles Ave.) • View on map »
  • 416-225-2949
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Editorial Review

The sprawling hodgepodge—faux stained glass, tapestry-draped walls and picnic-style tables—is delightfully unpretentious, as is the homestyle Iranian fare, which presents some dishes not often seen elsewhere in the city. The appetizer platter includes smooth baba ghanouj enriched with goat cheese yogurt, creamy potato salad, cuke-spiked yogurt and a refreshing mix of minced tomato, cucumber and onion. From the grill, mildly spiced ground beef kebabs trump dryish veal tenderloin and Cornish hen. Dizi is a good ...

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