Nasrin Turkish Restaurant

If you like lamb, you probably should try these 2 dishes. Lamb Mandi and Kofte. More than meets the eye. For Lamb Mandi, I only had to use a spoon to remove meat from the bones, cleanly - this tells you how soft it is. No gravy needed, already nice and flavorful. Not too salty, good mix of sides that go very well with mains.

Food was exquisite, ambience was good - this place is so underrated!! Ordered the Kofte Lamb and the grind lamb was so juicy I think I can have it everyday. Lamb Mandi was the largest lamb shank I’ve seen and the meat was so tender - it’s IMPOSSIBLE. It’s my 2nd time back here and I’m surely returning for my 3rd👍🏼👍🏼

Very interesting find with NS buddies today. Absolutely liked the ambience and great company. The weather was cool for morning brunch around 10 plus. The food was good - we had special Turkish tea, hummus dip with bread, mix skewers of different meats and a great dessert which was a pancake filled with coconut shredding and topped with vanilla ice cream. Very enjoyable brunch. Back for a second visit 4 April. We tried the grill chicken with lamb shank combo. The lamb was soft and tender, the meat just peeled off the bone easily. We had another round of the wonderful sweet dessert Kanafeh with chocolate ice cream topping this time.

Guys & gals, we went to this horrible place yesterday for a family iftar. Dont go here if you value your monies. The food are served cold, pita bread are hard, mandi rice are cold & dry. We order capucino but was seved nescafe. Lamp, chicken & salmon are like being prepared a day before. Not fresh cook/ grilled. Sallads with no sauce. Prices are higher here and you dont deserved the low food quality here. Dont get food scam as we had yesterday by this restaurant. Choose other genuine served Turkish/ Mediteranian food nearby if you want a good iftar momento with your families & friends. My true adviced. This restaurant is the worst. Our 1st & our last. What a mistake!!