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Address: 507 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10024
Phone: (212) 299-4759
Website: http://eshel.getsauce.com/
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Reviews
BeccaBChat
Amazing food- really delicious, thoughtfully prepared persian cuisine made with high quality ingredients. The stellar food is complimented by exceptional customer service.
I ordered one of the shabbat boxes- shabbat box one- advertised to feed 1-2 individuals for $89 including free delivery in manhattan. The number of dishes and portion sizes received was more than enough for 4-6 well balanced meals. Where to begin?
KOUBIDEH, JOOJEH SAFFRON CHICKEN, ROAST ONIONS- I wish you could smell
How amazing this meat smelled and tasted! The roasted onions were amazing as well.
EGGPLANT CARPACCIO- incredible- just look at the photos- the garlic is amazing as well- honestly my favorite dish of the whole day, I called dibs on the leftovers!
WHITE RICE & CHERRY RICE- more than enough rice for 6 meals!
KALE CEASER SALAD- very fresh and tasty
SHIRAZI SALAD- high quality produce
TAHDIG- sooo divine
HUMMUS- this hummus is SO flavorful with amazing garlic, zhoug, and crushed tomato
CHALLAH
– also not listed- but added on complimentary sauces and a generous portion of pickles and olives!
Order was delivered exactly on time and communication was easy, the employee I spoke to was professional and prompt. I cannot recommend Eshel more highly, I look forward to dining in person to try their lunch specials and other specialties!
… moreI ordered one of the shabbat boxes- shabbat box one- advertised to feed 1-2 individuals for $89 including free delivery in manhattan. The number of dishes and portion sizes received was more than enough for 4-6 well balanced meals. Where to begin?
KOUBIDEH, JOOJEH SAFFRON CHICKEN, ROAST ONIONS- I wish you could smell
How amazing this meat smelled and tasted! The roasted onions were amazing as well.
EGGPLANT CARPACCIO- incredible- just look at the photos- the garlic is amazing as well- honestly my favorite dish of the whole day, I called dibs on the leftovers!
WHITE RICE & CHERRY RICE- more than enough rice for 6 meals!
KALE CEASER SALAD- very fresh and tasty
SHIRAZI SALAD- high quality produce
TAHDIG- sooo divine
HUMMUS- this hummus is SO flavorful with amazing garlic, zhoug, and crushed tomato
CHALLAH
– also not listed- but added on complimentary sauces and a generous portion of pickles and olives!
Order was delivered exactly on time and communication was easy, the employee I spoke to was professional and prompt. I cannot recommend Eshel more highly, I look forward to dining in person to try their lunch specials and other specialties!
CJ RN
The portions were so large and the dishes delicious. The staff so sweet and tried to be helpful but they sometimes did not think of everything. For example resetting the table with silverware in advance of our mains arriving. The food comes from downstairs so they need larger trays to be able to carry the food efficiently without the first batch of food getting cold.
The tables are perhaps too close together. The restaurant was not full and yet we were placed right between two occupied tables that were no more than 8 inches from ours.
The older members of our group were not keen on the noisy techno music but the younger ones were fine with the repetitive loud beat. All these issues are possibly just teething problems as the restaurant is relatively new. The menu was varied and quite original and many of the dishes were just perfect so it deserves praise for this alone.
… moreThe tables are perhaps too close together. The restaurant was not full and yet we were placed right between two occupied tables that were no more than 8 inches from ours.
The older members of our group were not keen on the noisy techno music but the younger ones were fine with the repetitive loud beat. All these issues are possibly just teething problems as the restaurant is relatively new. The menu was varied and quite original and many of the dishes were just perfect so it deserves praise for this alone.
jocelyn herman
What a fantastic restaurant . It’s a bit noisy and truth be told , I’d rather sit outside than be part of every other conversation — BUT that didn’t take away from the amazing tasting food they had. The chicken Kabab was SO good. The eggplant dish for apps was amazing. The drinks were fabulous. A must return and certainly a reasonable price for a nice kosher restaurant
… morejacob bonheur
Unreal food and great service – would definitely come again. Loved our server Luis. Everything was perfect, one of my favorite Kosher / Persian restaurants in Manhattan
… morenazanin vaziri
I ordered a Tahdig with stew through Uber Eats, and it was amazing ! The Persian food was really high quality. The Tahdig came perfectly shaped, with half topped with Ghormeh Sabzi and the other half with Gheimeh. Absolutely delicious — I would definitely order again!
… moreEmily S
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“Incredible Food, Warm Service—Finally, a Modern Persian Spot That Delivers”
I’ve been to just about every Persian restaurant in NYC, and this is easily one of the best—fresh, modern, and confident in what it’s doing.
The koobideh and barg were excellent—tender, full of flavor, and cooked exactly right. You can tell the ingredients are high quality, and nothing felt rushed or overdone. Just really solid execution on two classic dishes that are often phoned in elsewhere.
Dessert was just as strong. The baklava was crisp and balanced—not drenched in syrup like some places do—and the Persian-style tiramisu was a surprise hit. Light, not too sweet, with just the right touch of saffron and spice.
The space feels cool without trying too hard, and the staff couldn’t have been more generous or welcoming. There’s real hospitality here—not just good service, but people who care that you’re having a good experience.
If you’re looking for something Persian in Manhattan that actually feels fresh and different, this is it. I’ll definitely be back.
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“Incredible Food, Warm Service—Finally, a Modern Persian Spot That Delivers”
I’ve been to just about every Persian restaurant in NYC, and this is easily one of the best—fresh, modern, and confident in what it’s doing.
The koobideh and barg were excellent—tender, full of flavor, and cooked exactly right. You can tell the ingredients are high quality, and nothing felt rushed or overdone. Just really solid execution on two classic dishes that are often phoned in elsewhere.
Dessert was just as strong. The baklava was crisp and balanced—not drenched in syrup like some places do—and the Persian-style tiramisu was a surprise hit. Light, not too sweet, with just the right touch of saffron and spice.
The space feels cool without trying too hard, and the staff couldn’t have been more generous or welcoming. There’s real hospitality here—not just good service, but people who care that you’re having a good experience.
If you’re looking for something Persian in Manhattan that actually feels fresh and different, this is it. I’ll definitely be back.
Hanna Dovrat
We had a great experience at this restaurant! The portions were really generous — you definitely won’t leave hungry. The food was delicious and felt freshly made. The interior is beautifully designed, cozy and modern at the same time, which made the whole atmosphere really pleasant. On top of that, the service was excellent — super friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Definitely a place I’d love to come back to!
… moreNegin S
A casual Persian & middle eastern restaurant that serves the most delicious authentic food. The tadig and stews were delicious and great for someone who’s never tried it to instantly fall in love. The sultani is a must have – juicy and melts in your mouth. Can’t go wrong with anything here!
… moreAzarnoush Nazari
Way too overpriced!
Average to low in food!
Tahdig was just some juice over tahchin and absolutely zero meat.
Drink was very low in alchohol but delicious.
Kabab was good meat but nothing close to koobideh. I would not go there again.
… moreAverage to low in food!
Tahdig was just some juice over tahchin and absolutely zero meat.
Drink was very low in alchohol but delicious.
Kabab was good meat but nothing close to koobideh. I would not go there again.
Maryam Bojarian
Eshel is a beautiful new addition to the neighborhood, offering a cozy ambiance and dishes that transport you to the heart of Persia. The interior is welcoming — unfortunately, the same can’t be said for the host who seated us. His gruff attitude felt uninviting, almost as if we’d interrupted something rather than come to enjoy a meal.
The menu is on the smaller side, but we found some gems. The Tahdig with Gheymeh was absolutely delicious — rich, well-spiced, and generously portioned (honestly, enough for one person alone). The Koobideh was decent, though oddly spicy, which is a departure from its traditional, milder flavor profile.
The biggest letdown? The cocktails. We ordered two and waited far too long — despite the restaurant being nearly empty. They finally arrived with our food, which isn’t ideal timing, and the taste was… strange. Off-balance, confusing, and far too pricey given the experience.
… moreThe menu is on the smaller side, but we found some gems. The Tahdig with Gheymeh was absolutely delicious — rich, well-spiced, and generously portioned (honestly, enough for one person alone). The Koobideh was decent, though oddly spicy, which is a departure from its traditional, milder flavor profile.
The biggest letdown? The cocktails. We ordered two and waited far too long — despite the restaurant being nearly empty. They finally arrived with our food, which isn’t ideal timing, and the taste was… strange. Off-balance, confusing, and far too pricey given the experience.