Anahita Restaurant Sydney

Anahita Restaurant Sydney is one of the more recent Iranian eateries in Sydney, catering to the connoisseurs of Middle East Asian cuisine. The restaurant is named after an ancient pagan place. The restaurant patrons are delighted to have a choice of some very traditional dishes on the restaurant’s menu card.

Friendly and helpful staff, excellent food, efficient service and its inviting ambience has made it a hit among the locals. The décor of the restaurant is basic, on the minimalist side but clean and bright. The atmosphere is relaxed and unassuming making it a great place to hang out and socialize with friends while you eat, drink and just enjoy.Talking of Middle East cuisine, it is no surprise that Kebabs play the first fiddle on every order here. These are chargrilled and made with a variety of marinated meat. There are other dishes available such as lamb in split pea sauce; puddings include rosewater ice cream and frozen rice noodles with sour cherry syrup. To wrap up a savory evening, you can go to the terrace with some sweet tobacco in a hookah pipe. Anahita Restaurant Sydney is fully licensed and also provides for "bring your own" feature.

The patrons of Anahita Restaurant Sydney especially flock for its the sun buffet, the best value for money.

Do visit Anahita Restaurant Sydney located at:

Address: 7/54 Burns Bay Rd,, Lane Cove, Sydney, 2066
Phone: +61 (0)2 9428 5812
Nearest station: Bus 265 from the city
Neighborhood: The Lower North Shore

Other details about Anahita Restaurant Sydney:

- No Admission charge required
- Prior reservations advisable
- Average Cost: 18
- Category: Asian/Pacific
- Payments by Visa, Eftpos_aus, Bankcard, Amex and MasterCard accepted
- Cuisine type: Asian
- Does not has Disable access
- Home delivery: No
- Takeaway available: No
- Top pick: No
- Opening hours: Lunch: noon-3:00pm Sat. Dinner: 6:00pm-10.30pm Tue-Sun

Apart from its lip smacking food, the live music and dancing is another highlight of this restaurant. Anahita Restaurant Sydney completes the Persian ambience of the place with truly Persian style dancing and music that can revive even a dead body. The seductive belly dance of Saturday and Friday nights are fun to watch with dancing afterwards.

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