The best cheap eats in Paris – Halal Gems

The best cheap eats in Paris

April 20, 2018Halal Gems Team

Paris is known for being one of the most fashionable, luxurious and romantic cities in the world, and one of the most expensive. Experiencing the culinary delights of Paris doesn’t need to hit your wallet so hard and to make things that much easier (and cheaper), we’ve put together a guide to the best halal-friendly cheap eats in Paris.

5th Avenue House of Hot Dog
The hot dogs at 5th Avenue House of Hot Dog are priced between €5.50 and €6.50. You can create your own hot dog or choose from a range of hot dogs already on the menu. All meat served is halal. Read our review here.

5th Avenue House of Hot Dog (€5.50 - 6.50)
5th Avenue House of Hot Dog [€5.50 – 6.50]

Chez Hanna
Le Marais is a neighbourhood in Paris that hosts one of the largest Jewish communities in Paris. The area is filled with bookshops, delis, bakeries and restaurants specialising in Jewish culture. Within the area is Rue des Rosiers, a bustling street where one can pick up a quick bite in the form of falafel-filled pita. Most of the restaurants on this street serve this cheap eat for around €5 to €6 (we tried the one at Chez Hanna for €5.50).
Chez Hanna (€5.50)
Chez Hanna [€5.50]

Joe Burger
Joe Burger serve one of the best halal burgers in Paris and you can get a burger, fries, dessert and a drink for less than €10! All meat served is halal. Read our review of Joe Burger here.
Options: €7.80 for a burger and fries, €8.80 for a burger, fries & dessert, €9.80 for a burger, fries, dessert and drink.
Joe Burger [€7.80 - €9.80]
Joe Burger [€7.80 – €9.80]

Cook’n Saj
Cook’n Saj is one of the most centrally located halal restaurants in Paris. Their Saj Chiche Taouk (€9.60) is a delicious cheap eat filled with organic grilled chicken, grilled peppers, pickles, onions, tomatoes and a garlic sauce. Read our review here.
Cook'n Saj
Cook’n Saj [€9.60]

Le Tricycle
Le Tricycle is known as one of the best vegan spots in Paris. Serving bowls full of goodness as well as ‘hot dogs’ the food here is filling and not too expensive. The hot dogs are priced at €5 and you can choose from the ‘Nate Dog’, ‘Snoop Dog’, ‘Dogtor Dre’ or ‘Banh Mi Dog’. Read our review here.
Dogtor Dre [€5]
Dogtor Dre [€5]

Osè African Cuisine
Osè African Cuisine has a very simple concept: choose a portion size (medium or large), choose a base, choose a sauce, choose a meat and then add any extras. At €8.50 for a medium bowl, the restaurant serves one of the tastiest cheap eats in Paris. Be careful with their range of chilli sauces – they’re hot! Read our review here.
Bol L [€10.50]
Osè African Cuisine [€8.50]

Saravanaa Bhavan
Saravana Bhavan is an international chain of restaurants serving vegetarian Indian food. Their restaurant in Paris is a stone’s throw away from the Gare du Nord. Most of the items on the menu are cheap eats with prices varying between €3 and €15.
Saravana Bhavan
Saravana Bhavan [€3 – €15]

Comments (3)

  • Halal Gems › Review: Osé African Cuisine, Paris

    April 20, 2018 at 10:33 am

    […] The food at Osé African Cuisine was flavoursome and we would definitely recommend the restaurant. The service was great with the waitress taking time to explain the concept and ingredients (the menu is on the wall and in French). The service was also quick and at €8.90 for a medium bowl, the food makes it onto our list of best cheap eats in Paris. […]

  • Halal Gems › Review: 5th Avenue House of Hot Dog, Paris

    April 20, 2018 at 10:34 am

    […] bagels and salads. Starting at €5.50 for a classic with the most expensive at €6.50, this was a cheap eat we couldn’t resist. The decor of the restaurant is pretty simple and American inspired, as is […]

  • Halal Gems › 17 Must Eat Foods in Paris

    April 23, 2018 at 3:17 pm

    […] Wander around the centre of the Jewish quarter in Paris and try out a falafel in pita. Featured in our guide to the best cheap eats in Paris. […]

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