Kurdish is a heavy variety of Middle Eastern. All our dishes seemed well prepared (though lacking a basis for comparison limits the utility of my taste). Our service was good. The building the restaurant is in is a charming apartment building, a relic of old Saint Paul. Against my returning are the food's being rather heavy, the room's being cold, and the poor selection of beer. Our meal without desert but with alcohol, came to 24 dollars/person including tax and tip. The best compliment I can pay is that the restaurant adds to Saint Paul's distinguished culinary scene, in which many unheard-of cuisines are represented (eg Hmong, Nepalese, Kurdish, Northern Chinese, Somali)
Pros: unique, charming
Cons: heavy, not cheap
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