Kaleh Pacheh
The classic Persian weekend breakfast: lamb head and trotters, slow-simmered for hours into a rich, comforting broth. Squeeze of lime, a sprinkle of cinnamon, warm bread for dipping.
Every Sunday · 11 AM – 3 PM · Buffet
Persian Sunday brunch buffet in Houston
Every Sunday, Aban sets out a Persian brunch buffet: kaleh pacheh, haleem, koobideh off the grill and a spread of traditional dishes. Come hungry and go back for seconds.
On the buffet
The Persian weekend breakfast, buffet-style.
Haleem
A warm, silky porridge of wheat and slow-cooked meat, stirred until smooth and finished the Persian way with butter, cinnamon and a little sugar. Pure comfort.
And the rest of the sofreh
A rotating spread of traditional Persian dishes fills out the buffet every Sunday, so there is always something new to go back for.
See the buffet
A table that keeps going.
Sunday at Aban
How Sunday works
Slow mornings, the Persian way.
In Iran, the weekend starts with a long breakfast shared with family. Aban's Sunday buffet brings that table to Houston: serve yourself, take your time and try a little of everything.
New to these dishes? Our guide to Persian breakfast foods explains the classics.
- WhenEvery Sunday, 11 AM – 3 PM
- StylePersian buffet
- FeaturingKaleh pacheh & haleem
- GroupsWelcome. Reserve ahead or call (713) 485-4758
FAQ
Sunday brunch questions
Does Aban have Sunday brunch?
Yes. Aban serves a Persian Sunday brunch buffet every Sunday from 11 AM – 3 PM. The buffet features kaleh pacheh and haleem along with a rotating spread of traditional Persian dishes.
Is Aban's Sunday brunch a buffet?
Yes. Sunday brunch at Aban is a self-serve Persian buffet rather than set plates, so guests can try a little of everything.
What is kaleh pacheh?
Kaleh pacheh is a traditional Persian dish of slow-simmered lamb head and trotters, served as a rich broth with the meat. In Iran it is a classic early weekend breakfast. At Aban it is a highlight of the Sunday brunch buffet.
What is haleem?
Persian haleem is a smooth porridge of wheat and slow-cooked meat, traditionally topped with butter, cinnamon and sugar. It is a favorite Persian breakfast and is featured on Aban's Sunday brunch buffet.
How much is Sunday brunch at Aban?
Please call (713) 485-4758 for the current Sunday brunch price.
Do I need a reservation for Sunday brunch?
Reservations are recommended, especially for groups. Book online or call (713) 485-4758.
See you Sunday.
Groups are welcome. Reserve ahead and we'll have the table ready.