This is a quiet little restaurant that has an intimate vibe. The food was excellent and well…read moreseasoned. The service was warm and friendly. Highly recommend

Manager was excellent. Food was tasty and flavorful…read more However, do not go if you are in a rush because it is slow but upside everything we order came out fresh and hot. The space is cute and very stylish.

Loved this place! I ate here everyday lol next time I have to try the chicken stew but the grilled…read morefish and jollof rice was amazing!! Great service they also have a hot bar like grab and go ! And it's tiny and cute inside. Definitely recommend if you're in Paris and want something good to eat!

Have you had an Whole Tilapia?…read more You may not know but Paris is becoming very international so you will find American, Chinese, Mexican and Nigerian food all over. So let's get into this cute restaurant called African Kitchen. @africankitchenparis Luckily on my solo trip I got the chance to meet some pretty cool guys @j0shy__ and @fitgabito . And after a long day walking around Montmartre, Josh introduced to this restaurant. I'm not gone lie I was pretty sketch at first because I was not really trying to eat African food But no shade this was the best food I had while I was in Paris. I will let you know the food just as good as the picture looks. everythang SLAPPED! Literally my African roots jumped out after tasting everything on that plate. This was my first time having a whole fried Tilapia. The flavor and seasonings *chefs kiss. And the jollof rice had just as much flavor! Y'all I don't even like plantons and I was smacking on them If you ever find yourself in Paris you have to check out African Kitchen! SWIPE LEFT TO MEET MY NEW FRIENDS #eeeats #restaurants #foodblogger #foodie #localfood #eats #foodporn #foodlover #memphisfood #foodie #review #Memphis #explorepage #memphis #blackfoodblogger #blackfoodie #Europe #Paris #ParisEats #Nigeria

From the owner: Dans ce dér typiquement oriental, vous serez accueilli comme un roi ! Venez y déguster les fameuses…read morespécialité berbères dont on ne fait plus l'éloge : couscous, tajines, thé à la mente et autres douceurs aux amandes. A tester absolument pour les amateurs de mets sucrés-salés : la pastilla (feuilleté de brick à la volaille, aux oeufs et à la cannelle). C'est surprenant mais délicieux !

Figuring I wouldn't have an easy time finding West African cuisine back home, I sought out Moussa…read moreL'Africain. A stone's throw from Les Halles, this bustling bistro offers up a variety of West African staples: from the Cameroonian ndole (a saute of meat, greens, and veggies) to Senegalese yassa (meat braised in onion and lemon) to Malian mafe (meat and veggies in a peanut street), you won't go wrong. I stepped in during their happy hour and nabbed a half-priced tapa (aloko d'Ivoirienne: pieces of fried and caramelized banana...tasting like a sweeter version of maduros), a discounted local Gallian lager, and a plate of thieboudienne (a Senegalese dish of fish, tomato, cabbage, and other veggies over rice). The food was fantastic, though service was a bit on the slow side. Definitely recommended if you're in the area

We stopped in here for a drink after a busy day of sightseeing and cozied up to the bar for an…read moreAfrican beer. Boy, were we glad we did. Had such a lovely experience here because of these folks. Tried several beers. We didn't know Guinness was also made in Cameroon. It's fabulous! Stop in! So we returned later that evening for dinner. Delicious!! Try the chicken with Cameroon spices, plantains, and veggies or the braised beef from Mali. Our 9-year-old LOVED it, as did we!

From the owner: Alliant la rapidité de service a un faible coût, Casari vous fait découvrir les saveurs africaines:…read moresauce au beurre de cacahuètes, bananes plantains, feuilles de manioc... sont à la carte. Les plats sont servis sur place ou à emporter.

From the owner: Si vous voulez venir découvrir de bonnes spécialités sénégalaises, franchissez la porte de la case…read more Dans un décor simple où des masques africains ornent les murs, vous pourrez savourer une Sainte Lousienne (poisson grillé, riz africain, sauce aux légumes et boulettes de poisson) ou une Soupe Kandia (délicieux plat de viande accompagné de riz)... Le tout arrosé d'un cockatil au bissap...

For our last night in Paris, my wife and I thought that we would end our visit on a cultural note…read moreby having African cuisine. After doing an "around me" search, Osè African Cuisine - Saint Lazare came up as a number one contender. Since we were cozy in our hotel room, we decided to have it delivered via a food delivery app. We ordered the following: the Accras 9 (starter); and two identical "build your owns" consisting of the following: Riz Jollof (rice), Mafé, Émincé De Boeuf (beef), and double dose de piment (hot sauce). Forty minutes later our bag of deliciousness was delivered with the brown bag lightly saturated in oil (remember the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air episode when Will said that you can tell good food by the appearance of the bag?). The Accras X9 was a delicious preview of what would be an overall scrumptious dinner. Aside from being very satisfying, the portions were huge! Therefore, we were able to skip the inconvenience of finding breakfast the next day and eat our leftovers instead. If you're looking for African cuisine to satisfy your loins, I highly recommend Osè African Cuisine - Saint Lazare!

It's nearly nine years since I had real African food. It's a small venue and probably only seats…read more20. Much like a chipotle chain of restaurants in the USA, you choose the type of rice you prefer, followed by a protein, sauce, and an extra carbohydrate. I chose jollof rice, chicken, mafa sauté, and plantains with a side of yellow colored hot sauce. It was great, but the rice got me so full. The spicy dish is something I needed to break up the French food routine. Located near saint lazare train station in Paris.