Berenjak Borough

Berenjak Borough in London is a casual restaurant for Persian kebabs and sharing plates in Borough Market. It is best understood as a relaxed meal built around dishes for the table: breads from the tanoor, dips, mazze, kebabs.

Go for the shared Persian spread, not a quiet tasting-menu mindset

The restaurant is centered on Persian kebabs and sharing plates, so a first visit can lean into mazze, taftoon bread, yogurt dip, the grill rather than trying to create a formal course-by-course meal. The named signatures give a clear path: joojeh kebab, koobideh kebab, mazze sharing plates, taftoon bread from the tanoor, masto musir yogurt dip.

The listed spend is $45 per person. The founder and culinary lead is Kian Samyani, the restaurant’s point of view is clear: Persian kebabs and sharing plates in a casual London setting. Casual dress is the stated dress code.

The room is part of the decision

Berenjak Borough suits diners who want a casual Persian meal with dishes passed around the table. The signatures point toward bread, dips, mazze, kebabs rather than a more formal tasting-menu approach.

For solo dining, the case depends on how much of the spread one person wants to cover. The food is described around sharing plates, so the broadest experience comes from ordering across several dishes.

How to place it in a London food day

Use it as the anchor for a London meal, especially if the plan is to sit down for Persian kebabs and sharing plates. Hours are Monday 5:30 PM–10:30 PM; Tuesday to Friday 12:00 PM–3:00 PM and 5:30 PM–10:30 PM; Saturday 12:00 PM–10:30 PM; and Sunday closed.

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