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Persian restaurant on McAllister Avenue with a phone line for orders and a website for the menu.
Rice steamed until a golden crust forms on the bottom of the pot sits at the center of Persian home cooking, and the rest of the meal gathers around it: stews that simmer low on the heat, herbs by the bunch, and smoke from the grill doing half the seasoning. Ron's Kitchen brings that tradition to 2283 McAllister Avenue in Port Coquitlam, and the listing describes its cooking as Persian and pizza, a pairing that puts two very different dinners under one roof.
Mixed menus of this kind are a familiar shape for independent restaurants in Metro Vancouver's suburbs, where a kitchen often cooks the food it knows and adds the dishes the neighborhood orders most. Persian cuisine leans on fresh herbs, slow braises and the contrast between savoury and tart, and it is home cooking at heart, the kind of food that takes an afternoon to make and an hour to eat. Pizza, for its part, travels well, which makes it the natural takeout half of a mixed menu. A restaurant that offers both is usually answering two kinds of dinner: the one that wants to linger, and the one that needs to be on the table quickly.
The listing includes both a phone number and a website, so diners can confirm hours and whether the kitchen does takeaway before setting out. The website should carry the menu and any seasonal dishes the kitchen wants to point to. McAllister Avenue sits in the central part of the city, within reach of the downtown strip and the neighborhoods around it, and families with split tastes are the natural audience for a kitchen like this one. For a first visit, the usual approach works: ask what comes out of the kitchen most often, and order that. Independent rooms of this kind tend to settle into a rhythm with their regulars, and the menu follows the neighborhood.
In the Lincoln neighbourhood of Port Coquitlam.
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