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Casual & welcoming grocery store with buffet selling an array of Persian & Middle Eastern goods.
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Address: 9630 SW 77th Ave, Kendall, FL 33156
Phone: (305) 273-8888
Website: http://www.shirazbistro.com/
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Reviews
erik isayan
As a person from Los Angeles where we are surrounded by vast amounts of Persian cuisine this takes me back to LA where I have found my Persian comfort food in Florida. The service is great and the chicken is so juicy and flavorful that it literally melts in your mouth. I love adding barrberries to my rice and it was just overall such an amazing experience. I would highly recommend taking the time to come to this restaurant and enjoy some amazing cuisine
… moreArias ,
The lentil soup was delicious but was disapointed when the Kubideh wrap was accompanied by a Lays potato chips instead of french fries as most other restaurants serve it… shows little effort.
… moreNora Chavarria
Very lovely spot with homey vibes. Food was very fresh & authentic. Definitely will be coming back. Service was amazing and they made sure everything was favorable.
… moreNaser MR
Very delicious food in the heart of Miami. In the few days of my stay in town, came here twice with the whole family. Great quality and service. They also have a small store and sell various stuff like herbs, sweets, pickles, coffee and tea. Will definitely come back.
… moreLuis Carrero
This cozy little restaurant has a relaxing vibe, with soft background music that sets the tone for a peaceful lunch. I ordered the falafel wrap, which was light yet packed with flavor. It came with a side of chips, making for a satisfying meal. I was pleasantly surprised by the overall experience and would love to come back to try more items on the menu. The staff were friendly and welcoming.
… moreh.abul
The food was fresh & delicious.. the service was great.. bread & yogurt were complimentary served ..
… moreFrank Garcia
GREAT CHOICE FOR MIDDLE EASTERN FOOD!!
Food – 4.5
Service – 5
Ambiance – 4.5
Price quality ratio – 4.5
As a lover a middle eastern flavors, I try as many places as I can. I have been trying to try Shiraz for a while but it’s a bit out of the way from where I live.
This last Sunday I was running some errands in that area and didn’t hesitate to finally stop by. It was between lunch and dinner time, so the place was a bit empty which worked on my favor, as I got my meal almost right away and got on my way back home quickly.
I had three dishes. First their complementary dip yogurt and pita. It was ok 4/5, I wished the yogurt was creamier, I usually like this dish when it is made with a creamy yogurt. Then I had the eggplant dip, things were getting better here, it was 4/5. It was deliciously nutty but I didn’t see the mint come forward, at least for me. Lastly, I had the kabob soltani, and to my surprise, it was outstanding(5+). The meat, both the Koobideh and the barg, was cooked to perfection, juicy, tasty, not tasting fatty, it was just perfect.
They have a small market at the entrance for you to stock up on your favorite middle eastern pantry items. It goes from pistachios to rose water to tahini. It’s pretty convenient.
I 100% recommend their kabobs. Can’t wait to be back, really liked it.
… moreFood – 4.5
Service – 5
Ambiance – 4.5
Price quality ratio – 4.5
As a lover a middle eastern flavors, I try as many places as I can. I have been trying to try Shiraz for a while but it’s a bit out of the way from where I live.
This last Sunday I was running some errands in that area and didn’t hesitate to finally stop by. It was between lunch and dinner time, so the place was a bit empty which worked on my favor, as I got my meal almost right away and got on my way back home quickly.
I had three dishes. First their complementary dip yogurt and pita. It was ok 4/5, I wished the yogurt was creamier, I usually like this dish when it is made with a creamy yogurt. Then I had the eggplant dip, things were getting better here, it was 4/5. It was deliciously nutty but I didn’t see the mint come forward, at least for me. Lastly, I had the kabob soltani, and to my surprise, it was outstanding(5+). The meat, both the Koobideh and the barg, was cooked to perfection, juicy, tasty, not tasting fatty, it was just perfect.
They have a small market at the entrance for you to stock up on your favorite middle eastern pantry items. It goes from pistachios to rose water to tahini. It’s pretty convenient.
I 100% recommend their kabobs. Can’t wait to be back, really liked it.
Alfredo Schery
From the first greeting to the final bite, Shiraz Bistro elevates Turkish cuisine into a ritual of authenticity and warmth. The service is gracious and attentive, embodying the spirit of hospitality. Each dish is a symphony of spices—cumin, sumac, paprika—layered with care and never overpowering the star of the show: the meat, consistently impeccable in texture, flavor, and preparation.
What truly sets Shiraz apart is the unmistakable feeling that this is a family-run establishment. There’s a sense of pride and personal care in every detail—from the way guests are welcomed to the thoughtful presentation of each dish. It’s a place where tradition is not just preserved, but lovingly shared.
Beyond the menu, Shiraz offers a curated market of regional products, inviting guests to take home a piece of Anatolian heritage. From cold-pressed oils to handcrafted sweets, every item feels chosen with reverence and cultural pride.
This is more than a restaurant—it’s a bridge between continents, a celebration of legacy, and a space where every meal becomes a moment of connection.
… moreWhat truly sets Shiraz apart is the unmistakable feeling that this is a family-run establishment. There’s a sense of pride and personal care in every detail—from the way guests are welcomed to the thoughtful presentation of each dish. It’s a place where tradition is not just preserved, but lovingly shared.
Beyond the menu, Shiraz offers a curated market of regional products, inviting guests to take home a piece of Anatolian heritage. From cold-pressed oils to handcrafted sweets, every item feels chosen with reverence and cultural pride.
This is more than a restaurant—it’s a bridge between continents, a celebration of legacy, and a space where every meal becomes a moment of connection.
Eve Shalyaev
This is a gem of a find in southern Miami. For a very decent price, we had most amazing food. Veggies were very fresh, kabobs were wonderfully crispy on the outside and juicy, tender, flavorful on the inside. This was delicious REAL food for a price of fast food chains. Service by young lady was polite, considerate and fast. She even closed the shades, when she noticed we were squinting at the sun in our eyes – we didn’t have to ask her. Highly recommend!
… moreJavier Davalos
So after wife and I were left hungry at a different restaurant we came here and had a fantastic time. Great staff, wonderful authentic food, great prices. She ordered a dessert that takes 20 minutes to prepare (they tell you very clearly ahead of time) and it was stellar. Great portions great food.
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