Mohsen Restaurant
6 Soi Prachum, Silom Road, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
Mon-Sat 11:00-21:00, closed Sunday
Mohsen Restaurant is a small Iranian (Persian) restaurant on Soi Prachum, a quiet lane off Silom Road in Bang Rak, and one of the more affordable ways to try Persian food in Bangkok. The setting is simple: white walls, cushioned seats and glass-topped tables, kept clean and tidy. Diners come for grilled kebabs, especially the saffron chicken joojeh and the minced koobideh, plus dill rice, crispy tahdig, smoky kashk bademjan, creamy hummus and the salty yogurt drink doogh. A meal usually costs a few hundred baht per person. It opens Monday to Saturday from 11:00 to 21:00 and is closed on Sunday. Payment is cash only and no alcohol is served. BTS Chong Nonsi and Surasak are each about 12 minutes on foot.
Rating from public reviews
Each part combines public reviews from several sites (537 reviews). Not our own visit.
Diners enjoy tender saffron chicken and koobideh kebabs, good dill rice and tahdig, and a filling Persian meal at a low price in a clean, friendly room.
Some find the bread not fresh and certain dishes milder or less authentic than in Iran, and it only takes cash.
Signature dish (as named by sources)
Joojeh (saffron chicken) kebab with rice
per person
$10
Getting there
BTS Chong Nonsi or BTS Surasak, about 12 min walk
At a glance
- One of the few Iranian (Persian) restaurants in Bangkok, in a quiet soi off Silom Road
- Low prices for the portion size, with no service charge added
- Cash only and no alcohol
Thai name
ภัตตาคาร มัวะห์ซิน
Dishes
Joojeh saffron chicken kebab, Koobideh minced meat kebab, Bakhtiyari mixed kebab, Dill rice and tahdig, Kashk bademjan eggplant dip
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