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The Best Iranian Restaurants in Dubai - 8 Dishes You Won't Want to Miss!

A large number of dishes are served at Iranian eateries in Dubai, yet there are some that are superior to other people. On the off chance that you're hoping to attempt the best, these 8 dishes served at the best Iranian eateries in Dubai ought to be at the first spot on your list!

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1) Khameeri Polo

This a rice dish made with saffron and cinnamon. It is normally presented with one or the other chicken or sheep. Saffron, which comes from an interesting bloom, gives khameeri polo its trademark yellow tone. The dish is eaten all over Iran and during Ramadan is frequently filled in as a feature of iftar, or quick breaking supper. It can likewise be matched with Ghormeh Sabzi.

2) Khoresh Bademjan

Bademjan is a sweet and tart Persian stew made with eggplant, tomatoes, onions, and garlic. The dish gets its name from badem, an Arabic word for eggplant. Bademjan is frequently served over basmati rice or heated puff baked good. Chelo Kebab: The best spot to attempt kebabs in Iran is most certainly Esfahan, where kabob dishes were started many a long time back.

3) Sabzi Polo

This dish is only one of numerous ways Iranians utilize mixed greens as a filling for their rice, however it's certainly one of our top choices. Loaded up with heaps of delicate spices and chickpeas, Sabzi Polo is a magnificent wellspring of protein. Assuming you're attempting it interestingly, make a point to sprinkle on a lot of salt and pepper!

4) Gheimeh Bademjan

This scrumptious dish is a Persian delicacy produced using eggplants, garlic, and different flavors. The name deciphers as seared eggs — yet know that no real eggs are utilized here. In Iran, it is normally presented with a side of rice or bread and meat, but on the other hand is perfect as a vegan choice.

5) Ghormeh Sabzi

a Persian spice stew cooked with meat, split peas, kidney beans and various spices. It is generally presented with white rice on a colder time of year day for lunch or supper. Parsley, coriander and new or dried fenugreek leaves are only a portion of its numerous fixings. The assortment of spices utilized in ghormeh sabzi give it a staggeringly fragrant smell that would make you go gaga for it when you take your most memorable chomp of it.

6) Baghali Polo

Baghali Polo, or bean and rice with spices, is a basic and simple dish that meets up rapidly. While it's generally made on New Year's Eve for breakfast, its straightforwardness makes it an incredible weeknight dinner. On the off chance that you have extra steamed rice lying around (or need to save time by preparing additional rice at supper), it is easy to make Baghali Polo. It will leave you feeling full yet not burdened when you want something fulfilling yet simple before sleep time.

7) Polow (Rice with vegetables)

Each culture has a rendition of a rice dish, and Iran is the same. In Iran, it's called polow (here and there spelled pilau), and is ordinarily filled in as a side dish with stews. It's made with either lengthy grain white rice or saffroned rice, the two of which are seared with vegetables prior to cooking. Polow ordinarily contains a blend of carrots, onions, entire green beans, peas and now and then potatoes.

8) Haleem

Haleem is a famous Middle Eastern dish, a sort of thick stew produced using wheat and meat. The dish comprises of three primary fixings: wheat (or grain), minced meat and fat. It is frequently had for breakfast or as a bite.

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