Le Roi Falafel - Restaurant Libanais Lyon 2 — Restaurant in Lyon

The first thing that I really like about this restaurant is the staff behavior, so friendly and nice that I’ve never seen in any restaurant. The owner of the restaurant who works there is really care about customers and so helpful. Food has a high quality , we tried falafel dish , moussaka and fatayers viande . All were delicious with a good ingredients. It was the first time that I tried Lebanese moussaka that it was completely different with the Greece one, I like it very much and for sure I’ll try it again and again.The design was nice . We also tried Ayren but the Ayren was not as good as I expected, it was diluted . The only point that wasn’t pleasant for me it was that you can’t order less than one whole plate (Assiettes), because also they have a small plate of falafel, moussaka and other things but it’s not possible to order only on of them . So I was obliged to order two small plates that it was too much for me as...

Where do I begin?! The atmosphere was very lively as well as the owner being very welcoming and quickly greeted us as soon as we sat down. The vibes brought us back to Lebanon, with a beautiful slideshow on the TV of Lebanon. The homemade lemonade was just perfect! Not too sweet and nor too sour; it was just right. The food was marvellous and very delicious. The falafel platter was at a great price and offered a lot of variety. The falafel is one of the best I’ve tasted outside of Lebanon. The chicken platter was just superb with the chicken being well spiced and properly cooked. This place is a must visit if you are ever in the area or just in Lyon in general! The owner was just amazing and welcomed us again for our next visit to Lyon. I’ll for sure be recommending this place to friends and family, and anyone...

We were craving some healthy-ish food after having indulged for a few days in Lyon, so my husband and I came here as it seemed to be less snacky compared to other falafel restaurants. I am vegetarian (my husband is not), and there are clearly marked options for vegans and vegetarians. We ordered the Assiette Végétarienne, Kibbeh, and Fatayers Pomme de Terre. I would advise mentioning this upfront though, as the fatayer (vegan) was served to us on the same plate as the Kibbeh (meat-based). Everything was tasty, fresh, and portion sizes were good. We also had the house-made lemonade which was luckily not very sweet.

The owner Sany is very friendly and service was excellent. The restaurant is in a great location and we recommend stopping by here for lunch or dinner if you're in the mood for...