Au Petit Bamako - Paris

I had the alocos (plantain bananen) as an appetizer, and the vegetarian tiep as main. the personal does not seem to know what vegan means; but it seems the vegetarian dishes are actually vegan as they said there are no eggs or milk in them. I found eating, tasteful to be very fair for the price (it was good, but simple); but the tiep could have had a few more nice in it. the waiting period was somewhat longer than usual, but the service was friendly. if they are in the opposite and they do not want to go given, this could be a good assurance. but I would recommend an appetizer together with the main dish.

Simple and good dishes, I would return to lunch in flight.

I was thrilled to see multiple vegan options on the menu: Yassa, Mafé, Dieb! The Mafé and Yassa were both delicious. The Aloco (Plantain) was expertly prepared and the portion size was generous. Plus, the prices were very reasonable - only €32 for 2 entrees, 2 Aloco dishes, 2 juices, and 2 teas.

I started with the Alocos (Plantain bananas) as an appetizer and had the vegetarian Tiep as my main course. The staff seemed a bit confused about what "vegan" means, but assured me the vegetarian dishes are actually vegan since they don't contain eggs or milk. I thought the food was tasty and a good value for the price, although the Tiep could have used more vegetables. The wait time was a bit longer than I expected, but the service was friendly. Overall, if you're in the area and looking for an alternative to Given, this could be a good choice. I would suggest ordering an appetizer along with your main dish.

10/10