Apadana Restaurant

Apadana Restaurant at 351 Kensington High Street serves Persian cuisine from the western end of Kensington High Street in W8. Apadana was the magnificent audience hall of the ancient Persian kings at Persepolis — one of antiquity's greatest buildings and a symbol of Persian imperial grandeur and sophistication. The name evokes the rich culinary heritage of ancient Persia and the fragrant, jewelled rice dishes, slow-cooked stews and grilled meats of the Iranian kitchen.

Kensington High Street W8 6NW is close to High Street Kensington underground station on the Circle and District lines. Persian restaurants have a natural presence on Kensington High Street, which attracts a significant Iranian community alongside the broader international clientele of this upmarket West London street.