Diba

- Persian Restaurant -

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Wimbledon Branch

"A Persian does not keep his doors shut at meal times. He would consider himself deficient in his duty to God if he did not share his table with all guests without consideration to number of Guest."

- Shoberl, Persia, 1828 -

Reservations

To make a reservation at Diba Richmond, please use the reservation form on your right.

Parties of 16 or more will need to contact us directly on 020 8940 8131.

Welcome to

Diba Richmond

At Diba, we serve dishes originating from Persian cuisine. Being on the silk route, the region has a huge diversity and fusion of cultures. It's cuisine from all over the world give the region the name 'Food paradise'.

At Diba, we are proud to be the only restaurant in this region to be representing authentic cuisine at the highest quality.

Giving the best possible service to our customers is very important to us and we are pleased to welcome people of all cultures to introduce and share the flavours of Iran.

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Catering & Events

Diba offers the best Persian catering services and serves your invitees at your private party, corporate event or even a birthday dinner, with the finest quality cuts of meat and the garden fresh herbs and vegetables.

We offer a bespoke menu planning service, with taster sessions available on request. We are able to cater at your chosen venue or prepare food on our restaurant premises for your collection.

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Persian Cuisine

Ancient Persians took their wares to all the corners of the world, in particular pomegranates, saffron, and spinach, and the country also played host to much of the bargaining between the East and West. These bargained goods, including rice, lemons and eggplant, now feature prominently in the national Iranian dishes.

Iranian cooking has much in common with Middle Eastern cooking, where wheat is a staple, and lamb, poultry, and yoghurt are all popular. A distinctly sour flavour is evident in most Iranian dishes and may be achieved through the addition of lemon, pomegranate or sour oranges.