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It is more than the best Lebanese restaurant in Paris, it is the only real one! You absolutely have to go there. It is a spin off of the Tawlet restaurant in Mar Mikhael in Beirut

Authentic Lebanese homemade food served as an open buffet over the week end . The setting is very warm and the decoration is lovely , the place has nice cozy vibes . The quality of the ingredients and the food tastes really good which justify the price charged . The variety of the appetizers and main dishes is satisfying . Totally recommended to satisfy your taste buds and cravings for Lebanese culinary experience .

We went for the Sunday Lebanese brunch 🇱🇧. The brunch offers a wide variety of dishes, lots of appetizers with one main dish (mloukhiye) 🌿. Although the food could be better, the place was very nice and cozy, and the service was great. On the downside, I found the price to be slightly high 🫰. I recommend 🙋🏻‍♂️

A delight & my Parisian home away from home! Lebanese diaspora are know to be picky eaters... mainly due to our cuisines ingredients (flat leave parsley + tomatoes for the tabbouleh is one of many examples) & most of us have Mom's & grandma's that are insane cooks. Happy to report that the Paris Tawlet is as good as the Beirut one (a tour de force) & (almost) as good as my mom's cooking - I found out today that my mom & their Chef share the same last name... maybe that's why!!!

I came to celebrate a birthday of a Lebanese friend on Thursday night. He said the food tastes like in Lebanon. He was really happy! We had the buffet for 39€ including one dessert and the food was delicious. I can’t rate 5 stars because getting served at the buffet is VERY SLOW and the sitting space and distance between tables is minimal. You don’t have privacy you are basically eating next to other diners.

The food was really good, I’m not a fan of kebbeh arnabyeh, but it was really good at Tawlet ! I wanted to introduce my colleague to traditional Lebanese food, and eating at Tawlet was definitely the right choice ! We both enjoyed the food very much, the knefeh was also amazing, the arak and café blanc too. It felt like home 💓

Fantastic authentic Lebanese cuisine with a wide variety of dishes from various parts of Lebanon. Thank you Kamal and Tawlet for being true Ambassadors of our heritage abroad.

Lebanese food. Home made. Every day, a different region in Lebanon. Great service, very kind people. And great location.

It is more than the best Lebanese restaurant in Paris, it is the only real one! You absolutely have to go there. It is a spin off of the Tawlet restaurant in Mar Mikhael in Beirut

Authentic Lebanese homemade food served as an open buffet over the week end . The setting is very warm and the decoration is lovely , the place has nice cozy vibes . The quality of the ingredients and the food tastes really good which justify the price charged . The variety of the appetizers and main dishes is satisfying . Totally recommended to satisfy your taste buds and cravings for Lebanese culinary experience .

We went for the Sunday Lebanese brunch 🇱🇧. The brunch offers a wide variety of dishes, lots of appetizers with one main dish (mloukhiye) 🌿. Although the food could be better, the place was very nice and cozy, and the service was great. On the downside, I found the price to be slightly high 🫰. I recommend 🙋🏻‍♂️

A delight & my Parisian home away from home! Lebanese diaspora are know to be picky eaters... mainly due to our cuisines ingredients (flat leave parsley + tomatoes for the tabbouleh is one of many examples) & most of us have Mom's & grandma's that are insane cooks. Happy to report that the Paris Tawlet is as good as the Beirut one (a tour de force) & (almost) as good as my mom's cooking - I found out today that my mom & their Chef share the same last name... maybe that's why!!!

I came to celebrate a birthday of a Lebanese friend on Thursday night. He said the food tastes like in Lebanon. He was really happy! We had the buffet for 39€ including one dessert and the food was delicious. I can’t rate 5 stars because getting served at the buffet is VERY SLOW and the sitting space and distance between tables is minimal. You don’t have privacy you are basically eating next to other diners.

The food was really good, I’m not a fan of kebbeh arnabyeh, but it was really good at Tawlet ! I wanted to introduce my colleague to traditional Lebanese food, and eating at Tawlet was definitely the right choice ! We both enjoyed the food very much, the knefeh was also amazing, the arak and café blanc too. It felt like home 💓

Fantastic authentic Lebanese cuisine with a wide variety of dishes from various parts of Lebanon. Thank you Kamal and Tawlet for being true Ambassadors of our heritage abroad.

Lebanese food. Home made. Every day, a different region in Lebanon. Great service, very kind people. And great location.