HAPPY BREAK sur Issy-Les-Moulineaux

Very friendly staff. The food was excellent. I highly recommend it.

The Lebanese food was very good and plentiful, the welcome was warm, I highly recommend it 👌👌👌👌

Excellent discovery, the food there is truly excellent.

This is more like a fast food small restaurant than a proper lebanese restaurant. All food is pre-cooked and heated in a microwave. Taste was alright.

I came last Saturday for takeaway. I had guests and we were delighted. Excellent, super clean. The owner is super nice, it's fresh, everyone is helpful. I recommend it and she gained a customer because it's really, really excellent. Thank you for cooking us such good food. Everything is good, nothing to complain about. My daughter has always been a loyal customer.

The food and service here are very good, and the owner is very nice!

The boss is very enthusiastic and has a great service attitude! I had never eaten Lebanese food before, and she recommended one to me that was very delicious! It was a very pleasant meal! Happy 🥳

The food is amazing they workers speak different languages and the restaurant is so simple yet so amazing would go to again

A lovely Lebanese restaurant in the Issy-les-Moulineaux area of ​​Paris. We arrived in the evening, around 9:00 PM, and the owner welcomed us kindly and seated us immediately. The place is small and simple but welcoming, a little spartan but cute; unfortunately, when we arrived, the bathroom was out of order, which was inconvenient for us. The menu is quite extensive, offering a wide selection of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, divided into hot and cold appetizers, main courses, and desserts. The owner is friendly and helpful, and there are menus in French and English with pictures so you can see what you'll be ordering. We had a main course of chicken, accompanied by chickpea hummus, tabbouleh (a salad of parsley, tomatoes, mint, and lemon juice), babaganoush (creamed eggplant), and tahini (delicious), a vegetarian salad with lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and roasted peppers, a cheese samosa, falafel, and a traditional Lebanese milk pudding (a pudding with chopped pistachios on top), served with traditional Lebanese bread. I also tried the Lebanese beer "Beirut," which was good. We spent €30 each for a hearty and delicious dinner. Highly recommended!