Zaatar libanais — Restaurant in Paris

Picture this: it's been a long day, so long that you finally finish your tasks at midnight. You are in an unfamiliar neighborhood and desperately seek some clean food stall to feed your neglected stomach - but ofc course maintening your expectations very low. Suddenly arises this Galette Libanaise thing, and you think oh well, there might be less meaty greasy options here. You pick a wrap with 4 salads and 2 sauces. It smells divine. You can actually smell the crispiness. Maybe there wasn't cumin in it, but it doesn't matter, it absolutely smelled like warm cumin. It's all juicy, flavourful, the aubergine melts and the lemon wakes up your tongue. The garlic wraps you in its powerful wings. Wow, thinking you could have gone for wet kebab...

Review of [Restaurant Name]

I had an extremely disappointing experience at this Lebanese restaurant. The food was far from fresh and did not resemble what was promised on the menu. The so-called “beef” dish I ordered had a strange texture and taste, making me question its quality and authenticity.

The overall hygiene and preparation standards seemed questionable, and the food left me feeling uneasy. If you’re looking for a place to ruin your appetite or risk stomach issues, this might be it. Otherwise, do yourself a favor and avoid this place. This was by far one of the most unpleasant dining experiences I’ve had. Definitely not...

This small, takeaway-oriented Lebanese restaurant prepares their traditional manakiche (also known as saj) wraps by cooking the dough and some of the fillings on demand, once you order. They have a wide selection with many vegetarian options. Everything I have tasted was delicious, and the prices are very reasonable: one manakiche is usually more than enough to leave me completely full...