Shandiz - Menu

The staff at the restaurant were very friendly, especially Mohsin and Naveed. The chicken and falafel wraps were fresh and delicious.

Average quality but very over priced.exteremly unfriendly.koobide was a joke and salad not acceptable and the rest not to iranian standard at all.not welcoming and rude.never going back.

Exceptional service, the staff was amazing. The food was to die for. They even complemented us with a small birthday cake with a sparkle and a happy birthday song for our friend. Definitely going back

I went with friends to celebrate a birthday and the staff were lovely, decor and ambience really suited me, and of course the food was good. Definitely somewhere I would go again and happy to recommend.

Had A Beautiful Takeaway from this restaurant beautifully presented and in a lovely tray that I could reheat easily! definitely must visit for a face to face meal! one personal favour I had the lamb chops with rice could you throw in a green chili next time luv luv luved it!

Absolutely love this restaurant. We visit regularly as a family (with our two children age 10 and 14), and we love to bring friends here when they are visiting. Food is delicious, service amazing and staff are friendly and helpful. Great atmosphere can get a bit loud on Saturday nights!

The service at this restaurant was very poor and unfriendly. While the prices have increased, the portion sizes have decreased. My friend ordered a kebab and only received five pieces of meat, while I ordered a large portion and received ten. We also had to ask for the tomato. Despite being a longtime customer, I am disappointed with the decline in quality and will likely not be returning. It's a shame, as there are other restaurants in the area to choose from. Overall, the portion sizes and quality at this restaurant have significantly declined.

The food at this restaurant was tasty, but I felt it was overpriced for the small portion sizes. The chicken skewer was small and came with little rice and a lot of salad, which was disappointing. I used to recommend this place to my friends because the portions were generous and good value for money. Now, I would rather go to Anatolia in St James Street, where I can get more food for a lower price. £17 should be a substantial amount of food, which is not what you get at Shandiz. The service was good and the toilets were beautiful, but overall, the portion sizes were not satisfying.

Myself and my wife both had the "Zereshk polo” this was literally two pieces of cheap quality unseasoned chicken leg and chicken thigh unseasoned and tased like it had been boiled, in a fatty red sauce in a bowl that tasted like fatty chicken water with a hint of watered down tomato cup soup. The Chicken was cheap tasting and akin to those bulk packs of Tesco Value or Sainsbury’s Basics stuff you buy in big packs in the cooler isle. The rice was nothing more than a packet of what I can only describe as cheap store bought Uncle Bens microwave rice with a few herbs dashed in. The whole plate was no more than £3 worth of food in its quality and preparation and lack of care in its presentation....