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Berenjak Soho

87

Signal score

Strong, consistent praise across multiple sources.

A loud, lively, and polished interpretation of a Tehran hole-in-the-wall where the smell of charcoal smoke and baking bread fills the air.

Cuisine

Iranian

Price

££

Neighborhood

Soho

Location

27 Romilly St

Date SpotCounter DiningLoud & Party

Ordering Strategy

Prioritize the counter seating for the full experience. Start with a selection of mazeh (dips) and fresh Taftoon bread before sharing kebabs. Lunch offers significantly better value.

What to order

Safe first

Jujeh Kabab

A reliable crowd-pleaser consisting of chicken breast that 'does its job' as a perfectly charred 'empty canvas for a squeeze of lime.'

Hungry

Koobideh Kabab

An 'exceptionally juicy and flavorful' minced lamb kebab. While it can be expensive for the portion size, it is praised for showcasing traditional flavors with finesse.

Wildcard

Chenjeh Kabab

The critic's favorite main, this lamb is bathed in a peppery marinade with a 'merest suggestion of saffron' and hits the palate as the 'boldest in flavor.'

Wildcard

Mirza Ghasemi

An 'incredibly deep, smokey and flavourful' aubergine dip that critics identify as a standout starter even among other strong mazeh options.

What to skip

Skip
HummusThough described by some as 'velvety smooth,' multiple sources suggest it is a 'disappointment' or 'so-so' when compared to the more authentic and complex Persian dips available.

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Signal Score

87
Strong SignalStrong, consistent praise across multiple sources.Agreement 86%2 Elite · 1 Editorial · 10 mentions

Signal score reflects how strong and consistent the review coverage is, not a star rating.

Top critic: Bill Addison (80%)

Editorial Weight 57 pts

Authority + depth + recency

Agreement 9 pts

How aligned the critics are

Coverage 8 pts

How many real review signals exist

Public Signal 14 pts

Google rating + volume

Boosts 0 pts

Manual boosts + hidden gem

Review signals

2 Elite · 1 Editorial · 4 total signals

Public signal

4.7★ (5,700 reviews)

Good to know

They operate a text-based queuing system if the restaurant is full; the space is compact and can get quite loud.

Trust signals

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  • mediumConfidence level

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