Soltani Restaurant

I’m glad we tried out this place. Definitely not for you if you’re looking for fancy. This was quiet and quaint and a little old-school. Service was quick. Soda was cheaper than other places. The hummus was a little less thick than I wanted but we loved the Koobideh and the rice. The owner was very welcoming. Recognized us as Filipinos and tried tagalog words with us. He was asking if we needed more drinks and got for my husband. He was egging us to eat more like a Lolo (grampa) when you visit their house. We really enjoyed our late lunch. Btw. There was ample parking too.

This place had been on my radar for quite some time, and after a bit of contemplation, we finally decided to stop by for dinner. The restaurant has a very quiet, old-school vibe. The owner himself was running the place, and at the time there was only one other diner eating quietly, which made it feel very personal and homely. We started with hummus, which came with thin, pre-packed bread. I ordered a chicken dish that was served with grilled jalapeños (very spicy!), a grilled tomato, and a fresh salad. The food was flavorful and tasty, and everything felt freshly prepared. Service was quick, and the owner was genuinely kind—he even made a little extra so my wife could share. To top it off, he gave us two candies at the end, which was a sweet gesture. Overall, it’s a simple, no-frills place with good food and heartfelt hospitality. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a calm, authentic dining experience.

I had an amazing experience at Sultani. The owner was one of the nicest people I’ve met — an older gentleman running the restaurant by himself, and you could truly see the care and passion he puts into the food and the service. The portions were huge, and every single bite was absolutely delicious. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and homemade. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel welcomed the moment you walk in. You can tell this restaurant means a lot to him, and it definitely deserves more support. If you’re looking for authentic, delicious food with generous portions and genuine hospitality, I highly recommend Sultani. I’ll definitely be coming back!

I stumbled upon this locally-owned humble Persian restaurant after moving nearby. The owner was very friendly to me when I entered, and he even gave me some mints/candies while I waited for my order lol. I got my order to-go but there’s plenty of indoor seating too. I didn’t know what to get since I usually don’t eat Persian food, so I stuck with the chicken kabob. I think I got the combo or plate because it came with a salad and grilled veggies. They made it fresh so it does take a while, but I didn’t mind. It was sooo delicious, the chicken was super flavorful and moist. I loved the grilled onions that came with it too. The hummus and naan were just okay, but I will definitely come back for the chicken kabob and try the other entree items too. Overall very sweet and friendly owner and delicious food, I’d recommend stopping by!

Everything was so good, and so bountiful, yet cheap. I greatly enjoyed my time here. The owner Mohammed was so kind and gracious, reminded me of my own Baba-Jun. The food tasted just like my aunt made it, some even better. We will return 😊