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"Exquisite lamb that fell off the bone. Was very reasonable too. The waiter was very lovely and I could have left the size of a house. Devine and moorish."
Phone: +33602118273
Address: 8 rue Bichat, 75010 Paris, France, Paris 10e Arrondissement
City: Paris 10e Arrondissement
Dishes: 9
Amenities: 6
Categories: 5
Reviews: 56
This little restaurant caught our eye on our most recent trip to Paris. We think it might only be a couple of weeks old (I'm writing this in August 2014) and as my friend is fond of couscous, we decided we should pop in some time. We made it on the last day we were in Paris for a quick meal before we caught the Eurostar. We had a vegetable couscous and a brochette and merguez sausage couscous, half a bottle of red wine and some mint tea. The food was freshly cooked, plenty and delicious (possibly the best merguez sausage I've ever had). The owner was charming and helpful our French isn't brilliant but we managed. I am sure we will go back.
I came here on the recommendation of trip advisor. I was a little worried when I was the only person in the restaurant for dinner, however, I proceeded with ordering the cous cous with lamb and was not disappointed. The lamb literally fell off the bone and, aided with a half bottle of wine, I was very full. Was very reasonably priced top. Highly recommended!
I came here on the recommendation of trip advisor. I was a little worried when I was the only person in the restaurant for dinner, however, I proceeded with ordering the cous cous with lamb and was not disappointed. The lamb literally fell off the bone and, aided with a half bottle of wine, I was very full. Was very reasonably priced top. Highly recommended!
Best Couscous In Paris ... Staff are nice and welcoming ... They serve wine too ... the couscous was so good as well ... i highly recommend it for those who wanna try Algerian/Mediterranean food
Exquisite lamb that fell off the bone. Was very reasonable too. The waiter was very lovely and I could have left the size of a house. Devine and moorish.
