User Reviews
Shatter Abbas Restaurant is a Persian/Iranian Restaurant based in Markham. This listing has been verified via Google Places with a rating of 3.9 stars based on 1521 customer reviews. Highly recommended for the Persian-speaking community in Markham.
Absolutely delicious traditional Persian cuisine! The Ghorme Sabzi was especially flavorful and perfectly prepared. The kebabs, chicken, and stews were all outstanding as well. The staff were very polite and welcoming, which made the experience even better. I highly recommend this restaurant
The soup was served ice cold, and honestly the rest of the food wasn’t any better. On top of that, the staff were disrespectful and unprofessional. Such a disappointing experience definitely not worth it.
I went to Shatter Abbas and ordered the Shishlik, but honestly, it was a disappointing experience. The customer service was very poor — the person at the cashier was on their personal phone while taking my order and didn’t pay attention. They didn’t even ask if I wanted a drink, yet added a random orange Fanta to my order without mentioning it. The quality of the food was bad and I mean very bad, the meat had a strong unpleasant smell, and the rice tasted old and stale. On top of that, the price was ridiculously high ,around $45 for this meal. Overall, I’m really dissatisfied and would not recommend this restaurant.
Amazing 👍 Absolutely delicious food and a beautiful atmosphere! This spot offers an authentic taste of the Middle East, with rich, flavorful dishes straight from Iranian tradition. Every bite was perfectly seasoned, fresh, and clearly made with care. The ambiance of the restaurant really captures the spirit of Iran — warm, welcoming, and full of cultural charm. From the décor to the music, it felt like a mini getaway to the heart of the Middle East. Highly recommend this place for anyone craving authentic Iranian cuisine and a memorable dining experience!
Update: Unfortunately, I recently found out that it's NOT HALAL. I had asked the waitress before we dined, and she assured me it was, but a few weeks later, some Iranian friends visited and were told it wasn’t Halal. The Persian food here is delicious. I especially like the Fesenjan, and my sister-in-law loved the Kashkeh Badenjan. My nieces and nephew enjoyed the Baghali Polo. We also ordered Platter 2, which included kabab, berg, and jojeh kabab, but I was too full to try it.


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