01 / JIGARJigar
$5.99*Grilled lamb liver
Rich and distinctive, Jigar is a longtime favourite in Iranian street-food culture. Ours is served with onions, parsley and fresh bread.
Find Jigar on our menuSome flavours are worth going out of your way for. At Bareh Sefid in Richmond Hill, discover three favourites from the Persian jigaraki tradition: grilled lamb liver, heart and kidney. Served with onions, parsley and fresh bread.
Already have a favourite? Choose yours. New to these dishes? Start here.


If you grew up visiting a jigaraki in Iran, these names will sound familiar. If this is your first time, here is what makes each one different.
01 / JIGARGrilled lamb liver
Rich and distinctive, Jigar is a longtime favourite in Iranian street-food culture. Ours is served with onions, parsley and fresh bread.
Find Jigar on our menu
02 / DELGrilled lamb heart
Del has a firmer bite and savoury flavour. A classic choice for anyone who enjoys traditional Persian grilled meats.
Find Del on our menu
03 / GHOLVEHGrilled lamb kidney
Bold and unmistakable, Gholveh is for those who love the deeper flavours of the Persian jigaraki tradition.
Find Gholveh on our menu*Listed prices in CAD; please confirm current pricing, portion size and availability on our menu or by phone.
In Iran, a jigaraki is known for grilled specialties like jigar and del — food enjoyed for its honest, familiar flavours and the simple pleasure of sharing a meal.
These dishes are different from the slow-cooked recipes many people first associate with Persian cooking, but they are just as much a part of the tradition. At Bareh Sefid, you can enjoy them alongside the Kaleh Pacheh, Dizi (Abgoosht) and Halim our guests know us for.
Each of our three grilled lamb specialties is served with onions, parsley and fresh bread. The fresh sides complement the grilled flavours without getting in the way.
Questions about portions, ingredients or today’s availability? Give us a call before visiting — we’re happy to help.
From slow-cooked favourites to a traditional Persian breakfast, there is more to explore at Bareh Sefid.
Bareh Sefid is on Yonge Street in Richmond Hill, north of Toronto. We welcome guests from Richmond Hill and nearby GTA communities, including Thornhill, North York, Vaughan and Markham.
Jigar is the Persian word for liver. In a jigaraki, it commonly refers to grilled lamb liver served as a traditional Iranian specialty.
Del means heart and Gholveh means kidney. At Bareh Sefid, both are grilled lamb specialties.
Yes. All three are served with onions, parsley and fresh bread.
Visit Bareh Sefid at 9325 Yonge St, Unit 13, Richmond Hill, Ontario, for Jigar, Del and Gholveh.
You can choose from all three on our menu. Call us for current availability, portions and ordering details.
Yes. Our menu also includes Kaleh Pacheh, Dizi (Abgoosht), Halim and other Iranian favourites.
Please call (905) 508-9797 to confirm current takeout availability before ordering.
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