Sahil sur Paris

I think this one is cheap and affordable restaurant in busy area.. Halal cheap and best i can say.. food is good, quantity was little less for my because i was too much hungry but they give me extra rice without money.. free water too.. i think you cant find like this one.. Big shout to baseer bhai, really good guy.. they do thali at afternoon time..

The food was disappointing overall. The Nihari lacked flavor, and the biryani was more like a pulao. The Seekh kebab was very dry, and the portion sizes were quite small for the price. Lastly, Kulfi is not made in-house, it is store bought. Service needs work too – they take your order, bring the food, and then disappear until you flag them down. On the positive side, the restaurant is clean, and the ambiance is nice, though it could use some background music to enhance the vibe.

I enjoyed the Pakistani food in this family restaurant. Delicious food and relaxed atmosphere. I will definitely come back and recommend this restaurant to everyone.

Excellent restaurant. The servers are great. The food is really good! Congratulations!!!

My first ever review, never take the time really, but this place is AMAZING!!! Pretty cheap, fast, very friendly staff - but most of all: DELICIOUS!!! Make sure you have a go!!!!

Excellent address for fans of spicy cuisine

Amazing and affordable Pakistani restaurant in paris, we ordered chicken tikka, chicken boti, mix daal and karahi. Chicken karahi was amazing a must try. The quantity of food is a bit less as you can see they gave us 5 botis but quality of food is great. The place was clean, the staff was friendly as well overall a good experience.

The food was on point. Ask for the level of spice you want

Top restaurant, it's delicious and the prices are really attractive (around €8-10 for a good big dish), + super fast service (5 min, 10 max!). I have been going there frequently for several years and have never been disappointed!

I was here to get a nihari dish and it was nice, well-thought-out, spicy, tasty and delicious. I had it with rice and an extra garlic bread. Even though I was the only one in the restaurant - I arrived early on a Sunday around 12.30pm. The waiter was a bit grumpy but ultimately absolutely lovely. I loved him because he was not one of those hello smiley or super aloof no solution people you meet en masse in Paris. All "c'est la loi", which is such a French death knell, no matter what ethnic background or skin colour. With that they turn around and everything is said. I always have to follow up and ask why and if there isn't a solution, but usually there isn't. There are no exceptions, but it makes a lot of people very unsympathetic. So there are people here who are also in a bad mood, but are absolutely friendly if you show understanding and don't judge them. The food was very tasty and the chai with milk and dessert were delicious. The décor is a bit Philippe Starck for the poor, which is neither a compliment to Philipp Starck nor does it make the décor in this restaurant any worse. It does take some getting used to with its black and white colour scheme and the plastic ivy hanging over your head. The toilets were clean, which was a great pleasure. Go there and enjoy!