Persian Palate in Cebu - Philippines

Tired of the usual fare you get at your favorite restaurant? You can go to Persian Palate, which for many years has been the favorite hangout for those who love Indian and Middle Eastern delicacies. Even if you are not familiar with these meals, it certainly will not hurt to try them.

Cuisine and Price Range

The eatery serves up a variety of meals. One of the most in demand here is the pitta sandwich, as well as the chapattis. If you are on a diet or love vegetables, there is the biryani. This dish is usually served with rice, but you can have it with tofu instead. If you want it simple, you can just have an assortment of vegetables with steaming fried rice. Kababs, be it lamb or meat, is also available, and so are the curry meats.

If that selection is not enough the Persian Palate Restaurant also offers different types of curry, which you can have with chicken, steak or mutton. If you want more flavor and taste, you can order some hummus paste, and also the very popular chutney. The Tandori chicken is another house specialty, and if you want something beyond ordinary caffeine, try their Turkish coffee.

The Persian Pizza is another customers favorite, and their assorted vegetable meals have been mixed with numerous spices and herbs to give it the flavoring lacking in typical vegetarian meals. The Shawarma and the Babaganoush are also popular among their regular customers. For only a Php 100, a full meal can be had here. Even those who are not used eating these meals get surprised at how tasty they are.

Location

The Persian Palate Restaurant can be found at the Cebu Business Park in Ayala Center in Cebu, where it is only a few minutes away from the major hotels, resorts and shopping centers in the area. For bookings and reservations you may get in touch with their staff at telephone number (032) 232-5898. Since it opened in 1989, it has expanded and opened two more branches, one at Robinsons Place (a shopping center) and at Mango Square (a commercial center), both in Cebu as well.

Middle Eastern and Indian delicacies are not as popular in the Philippines as Japanese or Chinese food, but that is what places like the Persian Palate Restaurant is all about: it is not just for lovers of these foods, but for those who want to taste something new and exotic.