I love this place for lunch! Will always return when in the…read moreneighborhood. Haven't visited since pre- covid. Plenty of food to share. I didn't catch the owner's name. He waited on us and terribly funny while "telling" us what we were going to order. Small & clean. Lots of garlic!

Really enjoyed the food. Everything is served fresh and super flavorful and the portion sizes are…read moreample. We had a bit of an array of dishes. This was located right down the street from where I was having a meeting. We were able to walk in without a reservation for a lunch on a Monday without any wait. While it shows that it is "closed" on Mondays that was not the case. We chose to sit in tables that faced the street and people watched while we ate and talked. My colleague ordered, Hummas, Tabboule, and empanadas things with spinach inside (I forgot the name). I had Fatouche, Grilled chicken with Rice. The waiter was very helpful and the service was excellent. I would come here again. The prices are reasonable.

Breton specialties here excellent, with the Asian 'flair'. Prices reflected this though: more…read moreexpensive than any crêperie I know in the 15e and I know many. We are local; my husband is Breton. I'm not sure there was even a simple galette 'complet'...there were lots of fancy combinations. Interesting, tasty. What could you improve? At payment time, putting a screen in front of a foreigner that said in bold letter "BIEN", "EXCELLENTE", etc. And them reading this as referring to service...and then adding 20euros ADDITIONAL TIP when they unknowingly tap excellente. That is what happened to us and I was furious. Tips are included in French restaurant bills. That has been my understanding in over 30 years living here. My daughter did not understand that she was signing for a $20 additional tip. !!! And when I said the text was in French, the server disagreed and said no, it was in English! Implying that she should have read it more carefully. What a trick! It WAS in French. Thankfully, they refunded the money. But 124 euros for 3 galettes and 3 crepes??? No thank you. Will not be back there.

After a long day of travel me and my family came to exotica! The food was incredible! Huge portions…read moreand great price! The staff was very accommodating the restaurant is not large and we had a big party but they made it work and were quick to bring out food! The restaurant is super quaint but very cute spot to get some very authentic food!

Best hummus I've ever had! Cozy environment. Looks like a family run business. I would recommend…read moregetting reservations. It was a busy place when I was there.

Très cher pour une qualité quelconque Très mauvais…read morecocktails qui sont eux-mêmes très chers. Je n'y retournerai pas :;

Shocked that no one has reviewed before. I know it well...ate 5+ times. One block from Muette Metro…read morein the 16th. Convenient to Passy and this huge upscale residential area. Shwarmas and felafels are superb & fresh. Pastries filled with spinach and other scare light, moist, and delicious. Chick peas in eggplant salad is perfect, not oily, or garlicky. Prices are cheap for Paris and the counter crew is friendly and pleased to explain or do specials. T consists of 2 separate shops. One corner is the take-out with a few tables. Other is a sit-down restaurant. I never tried the restaurant.

We each had a vegetarian plate with six items (13.5 Euros) and it was fabulous. English menu, fast…read morefriendly service and absolutely delicious items: hummus, tabouli with very fresh tasty parsley, baba ganoush, a felafel ball with a creamy sauce, a tomato and flat green bean stew, and two crispy rolls filled with a creamy spinach mix. The waiter said they would gladly eliminate the cheese for vegans and substitute something else. For dessert we shared a Lebanese flan topped with gr. pistachios and favored with orange. Olives, salad peppers and a very thin fresh pita bread on the side. I would go back! You could get take out at their store across the street and eat in the nearby Jardin de Ranelagh and watch the children play and then go back to the Marmottan Monet Museum for another look. What a day!

lovely staff who welcomed me in and helped me choose what i wanted, food was delicious and they…read moreeven gave me a little cup of tea that was free after my meal. they made an effort to speak with me, even though my french is kind of broken as i am an american exchange student. overall great food and company, will definitely be returning! ------- le personnel vraiment sympa qui m'a accueilli et m'a aidé à choisir ce que je voulais, la nourriture était délicieuse et ils m'ont même donné une petite tasse de thé qui était gratuit après mon repas. ils ont fait un effort pour parler avec moi, même si mon français est un peu cassé car je suis un étudiant d'échange américain. bref, la nourriture et la compagnie seront de retour! ----

I was traveling in Paris with my husband and we needed an affordable place to have lunch. This came…read moreout and we decided to give it a try, As soon as we walked in the owner's son greeted us really warmily, we explained we didnt speak very well and he was really nice about it exlaining everything and the food they had. We got two combos with shawarma, beignet, baklava and pop. The guys was super nice and keep making conversation. The food was delicious those beignets were to die for and after when we got our dessert the owner gave us a cup of typical tea that was marvellous and so fragrant. We will definatelly come back here when in Paris, super affordable and great food.

Overall: 3.75/5 Just…read morereturned from dinner. This place has strong reviews on tripadvisor, both on the English and French sides. It has also received accolades from the French media as being the best Lebanese or one of the best middle eastern spots in Paris. And given France's historical ties to the region,skipping out on tasting Moroccan or Lebanese food here is like skipping out on eating curry in London or Ethiopian in DC ;) Ambience: 4/5 classy and elegant Service: 4/5 friendly Food: 4/5. They also had a nice selection of whites and reds from Lebanon Value: 3/5 Final thoughts: the food here tastes more like home cooked,I.e. Quite traditional. I prefer the creative take on middle eastern by Illili in NYC, Byblos in Toronto etc. Food is good but an OMG-level good for the price it commands. Repeat: no.

The food served was delicious. Even if it was a bit…read moreexpensive, I believe that this restaurant best represents what authentic Lebanese food in Paris should taste like. We were greeted by the chef/owner of the place, who then explained to us the story behind the name.

Open late. Good service and a fair price. Hummus was outstanding. The mixed grilled meat kabob…read moreentree was delicious. Portions are very generous. Mixed order of baklava was outstanding as well. Service was good and they spoke English well Recommend.

While on family vacation looking for breakfast (not much was open), one family member decided to…read morecheck out this establishment. It appeared closed. However they whisk us to a backroom. Without menus (first mistake) we ordered 6 coffees. It felt like something was amiss. We quickly received our bill. As we suspected they charged an exorbitant amount 4.5€ per small coffee. I would not recommend this place due to business practices. We were able to find a dinner menu and determined they had overcharged. It was our fault for not asking but feel they took advantage of the situation.

We walk by this restaurant occasionally and decided with our friends, why not give a try. So, we…read morewent last night. It's a brightly light restaurant on a side street. The management and waiter were extremely nice. After we perused the menu we noticed that they the pre-fix menu a "mezza plate" for 18€ not bad. It also came with tea. 3 of our friends opted for this pre-fix, while I got the 28€ mezza, so we could all see the difference, and also share what the lesser one did not have. The difference was basically I got one additional appetizer, a fresh curd cheese, and more skewered meats. The appetizer mezza plate was beautiful. When he first served my dish I asked if it was for all of us to share, and he said no it was mine. I was pretty shocked at the quantity, and we had 2 more courses coming. Then 3 other plates came and it was almost just as large filled with tabouleh, houmus, kefta, fallafel, chesses, and a salad... It was was really good. Nothing out of the ordinary, but good. Then our main dishes came, and we had skewered meats of beef, lamb and chicken. They were a little bit on the dry side, so I asked if he had some tzaziki, he said that's greek/turkish, oops. But he went back to the kitchen and within 3-minutes came out with his version of tzazki and it was delicious. We used it to moistened our meats. Next came ta variety of Lebanese desserts laden with honey and mint tea. All-in-all a great neighborhood restaurant, not fancy, not exceptional, but very good basic Lebanese food and very reasonably priced.

Delicious, authentic Lebanese food. Very friendly (also English speaking) staff! I couldn't take a…read morepicture of my plate because it was so good I could not stop eating!!! Deliciosa e autêntica comida libanesa em Paris! Equipe muito simpática, nos atendeu em Inglês e entendiam um pouco de Português! Não deu tempo de tirar foto do prato Pq estava muito bom e não consegui parar de comer!!!!

Samaya is a fancy Lebanese restaurant located a short walk from the Bir Hakiem metro station near…read morethe Eiffel Tower. They have just about any Lebanese dish you could think of, except for sfiha (Lebanese flatbread with various toppings). After being seated I ordered a mixed skewer plate and kibbeh. Mixed Skewer Plate (18 euros) - This came with kafta kabob (spiced ground beef), boneless chicken kabob, lamb kabob, shirazi salad, eggplant, hummus, and some pita bread. Each of the grilled kabobs was so flavorful and juicy. My favorite was the juicy and flavorful kafta kabob. The shirazi salad was fresh while the hummus and eggplant dips were just middle of the road. The pita bread served here is the store bought variety. Kibbeh ($9) - I always enjoy these fried football shaped croquettes, and the ones here didn't disappoint in terms of taste and consistency. The outer shell is made of bulgur wheat while the inside consists of a spiced minced meat. Overall the food tasted great, however the size of everything here is about 30% less than what I would have expected. The kabobs are so much smaller as are the kibbeh compared to portions in the U.S.. Bottled water is about 6 euros, so be sure to ask for tap water instead. This place is on the pricier side, however it's a great place to get one's Lebanese fix. All the food served here is halal.

stuffed grape leaves, tabbouleh was wonderful! portions (for a Californian) were smaller, but still…read moretasteful! my wife's tourek was great, and despite the wait was worth it