Malak Al Tawouk sur Paris

Very good sandwiches. Special thanks to the staff. Took really good care of us

Best part is that the sandwich taste 100% like the one back home in Lebanon

Very good experience in Malak el taouk, I find Lebanon again, it's perfect, I recommend! The staff is friendly and the sandwiches are great!

Lives up to its reputation: excellent tawouk sandwich, attentive welcome, very well-kept room. To do again as soon as possible!

Tasty and very friendly staff, me and my friend went for chicken sandwich and Salad plus burger and drank Ayran. The restaurant is wide, the staff is friendly speaks little Arabic too and the food was very yummy. The restroom is too tiny but OK and it has the most missed item in all France 😁 Great place to have your brunch or dinner after walking around for shopping

Location and very warm welcome, helpful and smiling staff Very good and very affordable food In short I recommend for everyone!!

Every time I visit Paris, it is a must for me to eat here. This restaurant is known for the pita tawook with coleslaw, fries and the famous Lebanese sauce (garlic sauce). The taste is authentic, similar to that found in Lebanon. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to try a "real" Lebanese tawook.

I find their sandwich specialties tawouk and top but happy with a lot of garlic sauce, the service and top and the staff are friendly, I gave 4 stars because the Fattouch salad has nothing to do with the real Fattouch, the portion is too small for the price 7€ and does not contain cherry tomatoes or the salad rolls. The ice cream is authentic, traditional, very good.

Always a pleasure to have a piece of Beirut in Paris ❤️ The sandwich tastes just like back home

Très bon tawouk et sandwich frites, très copieux et c'est ce qui ce rapproche le plus voir similaire à ceux du Liban contrairement à beaucoup d'autres libanais de Paris ,juste le toum un peu léger pour moi mais chacun ses goûts Rien à signaler vous pouvez y aller les yeux fermés pour les sandwichs si vous aimez les kabis ( cornichons) et le toum ( l'ail )