84 Rue du Faubourg St. Denis, Paris, Ãıle-de-France
A halal sign is clearly visible on the premises of this restaurant. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
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84 Rue du Faubourg St. Denis, Paris, Ãıle-de-France
After a 5 minute walk from the train station, we finally found this restaurant which came highly recommended by the other reviewers but we were left quite disappointed. The decor is so dated and old fashioned, looks really depressing. Definitely needs modernising. The toilet was very old and didnt look hygienic and just put me off the food. The food was ok although could have been presented better and by this time I had lost my appetite. The service was prompt although the waiter could have done with a smile and seemed a bit grumpy. He didn't even say goodbye when we left. Finally they don't accept cards so only cash so be warned. Overall, an ok experience but regret not going elsewhere now as there are plenty of other alternatives on the same road. This restaurant definitely needs a makeover and modernising in terms of looks, service and payment methods. Only 2 stars because the food was ok, nothing else.
Just arrived in Paris, switch on mobile Zabihah to find nearest halal restaurant at 1030 pm! Thanks for one the review saying that the restaurant closed at 12pm. Have a lamb beriani for 6.50€. Food was good. Will come back.
We went to Sheezan based on the review at Zabibah admittedly we cannot complain about the food it tasted great! But I would say the price was still a little high by London Standards.... We had a lamb Biryani (quite a small/on e plate portion 6.50 eurors) naan 1 euro each we had kebabs two for 4 euros) I would avoid the chicken pakoras though as these are not boneless!
Salam, Today, I tested Sheezan alongwith 4 other friends. We had the Chicken Curry, Chicken Beryani and Beef Beryani. All were tasty. Best of all the restaurant was very clean and not too busy ( maybe because it is 2.30pm). This restaurannt closes at 12midnight. The food came 15 minutes after the order. This is considered as very fast compared to several other restaurants in Paris. Waiter understands English, Urdu and French. I tested my rusty Urdu and worked well, which surprised the proprietor and the waiter ( chuckled at my very bad Urdu ). The price is only EU6.50 for a big plate of Chicken and Beef Beryani. So I don't know why the price was categorized as expensive in Zabihah. Also the owner has a Restaurant called Shan, about 2 doors away for the same price but different settings.