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Home cooking,
100% natural ingredients.

Lebanese-Persian home cooked meals, delivered across London and the UK.

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Mum in the Beit Nana kitchen

Our story

Hello — I’m Rana.

This is my humble journey.

I’ve always had a passion for cooking. From a very young age I was too curious to just place things here and there in the kitchen, so I took it upon myself to learn which ingredients went into which dishes. I cooked my first meal over forty years ago.

After I got my pilot’s licence I met my husband in California, and we raised our three children in Beirut, Lebanon. Through my mother I learnt Persian dishes that came down through generations. Through my mother-in-law I learnt the Lebanese side the same way — generations of recipes, taught by hand.

Now I want to share that table with London. We’d love for you to be part of it.

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Explore our menu

Browse this week's dishes — pulled live from the kitchen.

Top rated

Khoresh-e Fesenjan

Slow-cooked walnut and pomegranate stew with chicken, on saffron rice.

Persian
Flagship

Kibbeh b Laban

Bulgur and lamb shells in warm yoghurt sauce, mint, dried mint, garlic.

Lebanese
New this week

Lamb Shank, Persian Rice

Falls-off-the-bone lamb on broad-bean and dill rice with crisp tahdig.

Crossover
Always with us

Mezza Plate

Hummus, mutabal, tabbouleh, muhammara — the staples, every week.

Lebanese

Why Beit Nana

Not meal prep. Just home cooking.

  • Cooked by one mother.

    Not a chef collective. Not a brand exercise. One woman in a real London kitchen, every Monday and Thursday.

  • 100% natural ingredients.

    No UPFs, no seed oils, no factory shortcuts. Whole foods, named spices, real recipes.

  • Two traditions, one kitchen.

    Persian and Lebanese cooking, in the same hands, in the same pot. Never split, never diluted.

  • Slow cooking, by hand.

    Hand-shaped kibbeh. Slow-braised lamb. Tahdig pressed into the pan. The way it's done at home.

  • Family recipes, handed down.

    From her mother and her mother's mother. Inherited, not invented.

  • Real value for real food.

    Restaurant-quality cooking at home-cooking prices. Real food shouldn't break the bank.