Takht Jamsheed has officially opened its newest branch at Marassi Galleria, bringing its established Persian dining experience to one of Bahrain’s newest waterfront destinations. The restaurant continues its focus on authentic Persian cuisine, served in a setting designed around traditional architectural influences and detailed interior craftsmanship.
Persian-Inspired Interiors In A New Setting
The Marassi Galleria space takes inspiration from Persian royal aesthetics, featuring ornate
design elements, layered textures, and statement lighting throughout the dining area.
Decorative rugs, framed details, and structured wooden finishes define the space, creating a
setting built around traditional design references.
The layout is designed for both group dining and intimate seating, with an emphasis on
spaciousness and visual detail.
A Menu Built On Established Persian Recipes
The menu features long-standing signature dishes that have defined Takht Jamsheed’s
reputation over the years.
Dishes include Chelo Kabab Kubideh Zaffarani served with saffron rice, Baghali Polo Ba
Mahicheh with slow-cooked lamb shank, and a selection of traditional starters such as Salad
Shirazi and Pish Ghazaye Mitra.
Additional items such as Loghmeh Saffarani and Siniye Ramsar reflect a broader range of
Persian cooking styles, combining grilled meats, herbs, and traditional spices.
Consistent Culinary Approach
The kitchen continues to follow established preparation methods rooted in traditional Persian
cooking.
Recipes remain focused on familiar flavour profiles, slow preparation techniques, and ingredient
combinations commonly found in Iranian cuisine.
Location & Visit Details
Location: Marassi Galleria, Bahrain
Opening Hours:
Weekdays: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Weekends: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Reservations: 3700 8811
If you’re looking for Persian dining at Marassi Galleria, head to Takht Jamsheed now.
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