Rimal - Paris

The location is ideal just off the Champs Elysees opposite the George V hotel. The young Lebanese wait staff was friendly and accommodating. The food was typical Lebanese fare. The taste was good if not exceptional. However the prices were high for the quality you get.

The food is delicious. They have different Arabic and Mediterranean dishes. Taste is delicious. Prices are affordable. Portions are good.

We were trying to order takeaway and got totally ignored, Uber Eats were in and out like nothing else while we stood and tried to get the waitress attention. The chefs behind the counter just looked at us. After 15mins waiting to just place an order we decided to leave. After a week in Paris would definatelt rate this the worst experience, unfriendly, rude and unhelpful staff. Take my advice and dont bother

Looking for places to eat in Paris on Bastille Day proved difficult. We walked from our hotel towards the Eiffel Tower to watch the fireworks. We found this restaurant on our way there and were lucky to get a table. Second time of eating Lebanese food in two days. We really enjoyed the food especially some of the small bites, delicious flavors. The service was spasmodic, one minute there often and the next we were waiting and trying to get attention.

This restaurant has potential but it is inconsistent. The service is good but the food is dependent on what you order. Moreover it is not always consistently good. There needs to greater quality control. You can never go wrong with their hommos or their tabbouleh. Their kafta sandwiches are also always good. Their cheese rukaykat are usually delicious although sometimes they’re hot on the outside and cold on the inside. I would stay away from their sfeehas that don’t taste good, and from both types of sausages. Their cauliflower and aubergines would be much tastier if they were fried rather than grilled. Overall the restaurant is OK but it has the potential of being much better if more attention is paid to quality control.