Chef Soroosh Golbabae debuts Āzar in Williamsburg this weekend An alum of notable New York City Persian restaurants like Sofreh and Eyval is opening up his own fast-casual restaurant dedicated to Persian wraps. Chef Soroosh Golbabae is opening Āzar in Williamsburg at 740 Driggs Avenue, at South Second Street, on Saturday, November 7. Golbabae is.
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Chef Soroosh Golbabae debuts Āzar in Williamsburg this weekend An alum of notable New York City Persian restaurants like Sofreh and Eyval is opening up his own fast-casual restaurant dedicated to Persian wraps. Chef Soroosh Golbabae is opening Āzar in Williamsburg at 740 Driggs Avenue, at South Second Street, on Saturday, November 7. Golbabae is.
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