Anar.
Culinary
anar.
Middle eastern culinary heritage and mysteries in the heart of Anjuna, Goa
Client : Anant Kataria
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Overview
Middle Eastern Cuisine in the heart of Anjuna, Anà r which means Pomegranate in Farsi centered their focus on traditional Persian cuisine.
Chef Aryan Javadi proposes an authentical poetic assembly of flavors from his home country, cradled in love and passion through generations for your pleasure.
With old grey stoned floor, redbrick walls sets the mood for moment straight out of the 1001 nights, where Godly cats hang.
Taking advantage of the fact that the place is exposed west on an open field, we allowed ourselves a clear sunset by setting up our shoot, culminating at the golden hour.
Chef Aryan Javadi proposes an authentical poetic assembly of flavors from his home country, cradled in love and passion through generations for your pleasure.
With old grey stoned floor, redbrick walls sets the mood for moment straight out of the 1001 nights, where Godly cats hang.
Taking advantage of the fact that the place is exposed west on an open field, we allowed ourselves a clear sunset by setting up our shoot, culminating at the golden hour.
Chef Aryan Javadi, originally from Iran, brings the rich flavours of Persian cuisine to Goa with finesse.
He crafted a menu rooted in traditional Farsi recipes, infused with a contemporary twist.
Chef Aryan Javadi, originally from Iran, brings the rich flavours of Persian cuisine to Goa with finesse. He crafted a menu rooted in traditional Farsi recipes, infused with a contemporary twist and proposes an authentical poetic assembly of flavors from his home country, cradled in love and passion through generations for your pleasure.
From slow-cooked meats to fragrant rice dishes and saffron-laced stews, his creations at Anar told a story of heritage, hospitality, and culinary elegance..
Zereshk Polo Ba Morgh is a Persian classic made with Zereshk (barberries), Morgh (chicken), and Polo, which is the steamed and fluffy Persian rice. This is one of the mixed rice dishes that you will find at small casual get togethers, as well as larger Persian dinner parties, weddings and most festive celebrations and holidays.
