September 14, 2010

A roc's wingspan

Persia Grill is one of many restaurants on the Sky Garden of SM City North EDSA mall. I must say that my husband and I weren't impressed with the food we ordered, but I do like their sign and lanterns. If someone can tell me what this creature is supposed to be, I'd really appreciate it.

Persia Grill sign and lanterns

20 comments:

  1. At first glance it appears to be some sort of phoenix, but what do I know.

    Hope you were able to solve all your work problems. Re your comments about Nehi soda, the company eventually came Royal Crown Cola, a name you might be more familiar with.

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  2. Hilda, thanks always for your kind comments. Thank you also for heads up on Sucker Punched. I'd never even heard of it but will be looking for it now.

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  3. I like the Persian lanterns! I wonder about the other decor inside - persian rugs, huge coffee pots, etc?

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  4. Yes, «Louis» saw on the World News Roundup that you had been arrested for trying to "borrow" the lanterns there...
    ;-D

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  5. Wonderful signage. Is the food good?

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  6. une tres belle enseigne. bonne question de Randy, on mange bien ?

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  7. A really strange name (and sign), but I like the lights inside!

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  8. Persia grill sound a bit bizzare to me, but the sign s terrific! Asyrian flying cook maybe;D
    I love the lanterns too!

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  9. Oh I knew this, but can't remember it now. Something about a Persian religious minority. There are very similar signs in Bombay. Will ask Mandy, she will know this. Will come back to you on this.

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  10. OK, didn't have to ask Mandy, remembered it. The symbol is Faravahar, he is a zoroastrian guardian spirit. One of the main symbols in the zoroastrian, or Ahura Mazda, religion. Lots of zoroastrians in Bombay!

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  11. No idea but it does look a bit persian...especially the beard!

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  12. Great picture, those lanterns are adorable and different!I'm curious about this kind of food,I've never tried Persia meals.
    hugs
    Léia

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  13. it does look hideous. ^0^
    there's also a new resto called Arya, don;t know if you've heard of it.

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  14. I went to a resto this weekend where the food was also not that great. And it made me sick later in the evening. :(

    This place does have a nice sign though. Not sure what it is. But it's neat!

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  15. That is an interesting sign, and the lighting in the restaurant looks very nice. It's too bad the food didn't meet expectations.

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  16. A mythical man? Don't know. Sorry you weren't able to join your husband in London.

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  17. Rob gave you the answer.
    Strange, I just now came from Mumbai Daily where that Zoroastrian symbol was decorating the whole length of a tall building:
    http://mumbai-eyed.blogspot.com/2010/09/abc-wednesday-h.html

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  18. That is cool sign. I had Persian food twice and it was pretty good but expensive.

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  19. I love Persian food... too bad you weren't impressed. Interesting to read the comments here.

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