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Delara Persian Restaurant

Kitsilano · Vancouver, BC, Vancouver

Registry ID 23-14832677 • Register ID on file

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About Delara Persian Restaurant

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Source & Dataset Records

Registry ID Number 23-14832677
Issuing Authority City of Vancouver Business Licence
Source date Not recorded
License Status Register ID on file
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License Validation This listing is sourced from public records; direct licensee confirmation has not yet been conducted.

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City of Vancouver Business Licence

Official Food Safety & Health Inspection

Grade Pass

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Inspection GradeGrade Pass
Inspecting AuthorityCity of Vancouver Business Licence

Insider Local Guide & Timing

House-baked sangak bread straight from the stone oven with creamy labneh dips.

Local Pro Tip: Order the house-made herbal sharbat drinks sweetened with sour cherry and rosewater.
Best Time to VisitWeekend brunch for sunny front-window dining.
When to AvoidSaturday evening walk-ins.
Budget & PricingC$30–C$55 per person.
Getting ThereWest 4th Avenue corridor buses.

Follow the local chain (while you're here): Walk downhill to Hadden Park and the Maritime Museum.

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📅 Statutory Holiday Advisory (In 11 days · 2026-11-11): Remembrance Day — Official Day of Remembrance. Reduced hours. Check venue operating hours before visiting.

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Kitsilano · Vancouver, BC, Vancouver

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