2 /5
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I can't claim to be an expert in Persian cuisine or restaurants - those I have visited before seemed either brilliant or crummy. Unfortunately, Pars tends towards the latter end of the spectrum. The appealing, traditional decor and friendly staff don't compensate for the uninteresting food, which I found far inferior to an average Asian takeaway, for example. I ordered 'Persian style cheeses' as an appetizer, but there was only one kind of cheese served (the kind that used to be called Feta before it was protected by D.O.P. rules), in an otherwise healthy but bog-standard plate of salad, apart from some walnut pieces and dried-out raisins. The main course was even more dreary: I ordered a stew of potatoes, split peas and aubergine, which came in a sauce that was overly sour and distinctly bitter, due perhaps to the aubergine or maybe the over-use of citrus peel. It was topped, bizarrely, by a sprinkling of matchstick-sized potato sticks that went soggy in the sauce. The spices were otherwise nondescript, and the accompanying huge plate of plain rice with a sprinkling of yellow ('saffron'?) supplied only calories. At least the local beer was good, as everywhere else in Munich. Pars is accessed down some dingy stairs. If, like me, you are staying at Ibis, and just want something close, I'd nevertheless suggest to go further afield in search of satisfying fare.