Naan Hut 11551 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90025

"Orderd combo plates For my guys, they were ready in 15 minutes, very good kobideh kabab, chicken was good salad was very good and fresh. Big portions. Thank you Guys ."

"A kind gentleman waiting for his order to be filled gave us, party of 4, heaps of the bread that was in his togo order. He had spread his heaps of flat breads on the dining tables to air out and " stay crispy " as he explained it. Further, same gentleman got us a menu and kept encouraging us to break bread with him. Eventually our party did munch on his offerings and sat down inside... same gentleman told us service is not the priority of this particular establishment but that the food was good. Turned out to be mostly true. Lol. What lacked in service offerings was made up for in tasty dishes. Plentiful amounts of flavorful morsels in my chicken kabob wrap, and the 3 other dishes ordered. Got yogurt drinks, which I guess are very similar to Kefir. Funny story, I mistakenly thought Naan Hut served Indian food. Only to find out that the 3 other people in our party were familiar with Naan as bread in middle eastern language... so they were impressed that I had suggested a Halal restaurant to suit their tastes, whereas in truth I thought Naan bread like tandoori chicken sounded good."

"Came here for breakfast. Got the sar shir and honey with sangak bread. The quality is good and it's delicious but the amount of sar shir given doesn't justify the price. I also ordered the halim, it seemed microwaved out of the container. Not good. The service was not great. The cashier seemed very rushed and was not interested in explaining things and would just point fingers at the menu. The location is great and the ambiance ok as well. I would say only the bread is worth coming back for."

"Every so often, we stumble upon a dining experience that not only delights the senses but also evokes a profound sense of nostalgia. My recent visit to Naan Hut restaurant and bakery in Los Angeles was precisely one such occasion. This establishment provided a gastronomic journey that transcended the boundaries of time and space, leaving an indelible impression. The star of my meal was undoubtedly the Kale Pache. This traditional Iranian dish, renowned for its complex flavors and meticulous preparation, was served with utmost authenticity at Naan Hut. The broth was rich, the meat tender, and the aroma simply irresistible. Each spoonful was a delightful surprise, bringing back fond memories while simultaneously igniting a newfound appreciation for this timeless dish. A noteworthy mention must be made of the Sangak bread that accompanied our meal. Fresh from the bakery, the Sangak was the epitome of perfection—crusty on the outside, soft within, and with a distinct, earthy flavor that can only be achieved in a traditional stone oven. The bread, in combination with the Kale Pache, created a harmonious symphony of flavors that was nothing short of remarkable. Yet, the magic of Naan Hut extends beyond its exceptional cuisine. The restaurant itself exudes a warm, cozy atmosphere that contributes to the nostalgic ambiance. The decor, while simple, is tasteful and evokes a sense of cultural heritage. This attention to detail contributes significantly to the overall dining experience. Another delightful aspect of my visit was the commendable service. The staff at Naan Hut were not only friendly and efficient but also seemed genuinely passionate about their roles. Their attentiveness and care went a long way in making our dining experience enjoyable and memorable. In terms of cleanliness, Naan Hut scored high marks. Every corner of the restaurant was well-maintained, and the restrooms were notably clean and hygienic. This commitment to cleanliness adds significantly to the comfort and pleasure of dining at Naan Hut. Furthermore, considering the quality of the food and the overall dining experience, the prices at Naan Hut were remarkably reasonable. This establishment provides an incredible balance of cost and quality, further enhancing its appeal. In conclusion, Naan Hut is an establishment that beautifully blends culinary expertise with a nostalgic ambiance, resulting in an enchanting dining experience. Whether you're seeking comfort food, wish to revisit cherished memories, or simply enjoy well-made Iranian cuisine, Naan Hut is a must-visit destination in Los Angeles."

"This place didn’t disappoint. I got the beef koobideh and it was huge and so good! My friends also loved their food! Will definitely be back!"