Persian Kebab House Restaurant

Persian Kebab House explicitly states '100% Halal Meat' and 'premium halal ingredients' across multiple official pages, and the Uber Eats listing names the venue 'Persian Halal Kebabery & Restaurant'. No formal accreditation body (e.g. MUIS) is cited, and no structural detail (dedicated halal certification certificate, third-party audit) is provided. This places the restaurant at Tier D: self-declared halal with aware staff but no verified certification.

The Uber Eats listing explicitly flags 'Contains Nuts' on the Zeytoon Parvardeh (walnuts). Multiple other dishes across the menu contain walnuts or pistachios (Kashk-e Bademjan, Persian Ice Cream, Chicken Torsh, Kebab Torsh). At least one item is labelled for nuts, indicating some awareness, but no dedicated nut-free prep area or systematic allergen matrix is evidenced — shared kitchen with nut-containing dishes is the structural reality.

The official menu lists several dishes that appear vegetarian, such as Mirza Ghasemi, Kashk-e Bademjan, Adas Polo, Salad Shirazi, and hummus. The homepage names a vegetarian dishes section. However, no per-dish vegetarian marking, such as V or VG codes or an explicit allergen legend, is present on the menu page; individual dish descriptions do not carry a vegetarian label. Accommodation appears available but is not formalized.