Wow très bien J'aime beaucoup l'aloko et le thiebouddiene Ça c'était très goûtant Je vais sûrement y retourner wow encore merci pour la bonne nourriture read more

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One typic Sénégalaise ambience in Paris, Kissima one of the boss will always welcome you African style, speaking in more than five languages he will always find a way to communicate with you. You'll find on the menue all the famous classics meals. Tiep, blanc, rouge, poisson ou viande, maffé, soupou kandja, and Dibi (famous Wood Grilled goat meat). Come make a trip to Dakar in the middle of Paris, Atcha lens!!!! read more

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We were looking forward to trying Senegalese food while in Paris and so we decided to give Le Khelkom a try based on their reviews. However, I found the food to be mediocre - although my wife enjoyed it. This 1 star review was for the most unforgiving, professionally bankrupt customer service I have ever received in all my years. After our meal, we attempted to pay with our Visa Signature card, but their machine wasn't connecting and so the transaction couldn't go through. No biggie. These things happen. The problem was - instead of informing us discretely and respectfully, the owner decided to rudely announce to the ENTIRE restaurant that our card was declined and is "no good". Which was nonsense since I called the bank who confirmed that there were no transaction requests from this establishment. As tourists who wanted to patronize a supposedly "good" african restaurant, this was insulting and unprofessional coming from the business owner. Paying customers should not be disrespected like that! And to add insult to injury, I had to walk 4 blocks to a sketchy ATM machine to withdraw money from the VERY SAME CARD. I would have returned with a bag full of pennies and Doritos if I had more time since that's what they deserved. Poor customer service and mediocre food is not worth the trouble, so I'd recommend you find another place to spend your money. read more

Somewhere just south of "rustic" is how I would describe Senegalese cuisine. This particular restaurant feels like an extension of the owner's home kitchen. She bustles about, eager to help, and gently suggests desserts you might try. We had gotten some starters and our very full mains, so we had no room, but you might! For starters we had some fried banana slices with a tomato and onion sauce and something they called "feroce" which was pureed avocado and cassava which you could spread onto some lettuce. The national dish of Senegal is thieboudienne, which translates into English as "the rice of fish." The fish itself is marinated simply in parsley, lemon, garlic, onions and other herbs, and then cooked with a tomato paste. Ours was garnished with cabbage, potato, and cassava and with some broken brown rice. I and another friend had this. If you're feeling adventurous, they have some very spicy sauce to add - just ask for it. Two of my other friends went for maafe chicken - which is cooked in a tomato and peanut butter sauce. We washed it all down with bissap, which is a *quite* sweet hibuscus-based juice. read more

Everything I had there was tasty. Got the fish, the fataya and a juice. The service was excellent and the vibe was very chill. Highly recommend for anyone looking for good Senegalese food :) read more

Thoroughly enjoyed my meal at ale Khelkom. I actually ended up here by happenstance. Initially I went to another restaurant but they ran out of a lot of meals since it was near closing time. They were nice enough to recommend Le Khelkom and I'm so happy they did. I had two meals, yes two :) maffe lamb and yassa fish both very authentic and delicious. The owner's son was our server for the day. He spoke both French and English. He was very kind, welcoming and warm. If you're looking for a nice atmosphere, great service and delicious Senegalese cuisine Le Khelkom is the place in Paris. read more

Le Khelkom - Senegalese Near Me - Paris, 75

I've visited Paris more than a handful of times and can honestly say that discovering Le Khelkom has been a highlight of this trip. I only wish to have found it sooner. Our meals were flavorful, filling, and authentic. Can't wait to share this with our friends. Definitely a must add to the itinerary during your visit. Oh and last, don't worry if you are vegetarian. They've got your covered, the plat végétarien is very filling and full of flavor. Ordered the ginger juice to drink, it was refreshing. Try it. :) read more

Le Khelkom - The menu is easy to navigate. All of our favorite traditional Senegalese dishes. If they only knew I am using fraud to buy everythind.. :0 - Senegalese Near Me - Paris, 75

Fantastic place. So warm and friendly and the food is absolutely fantastic. A great place to get introduced to Senegalese food. I had the whole fish and the sauce was superb. read more

Khalkom is a little hole in the wall restaurant just like the ones you'll find all over Africa. Nestled in a nice mixed neighborhood off the Couronne metro stop, it's a good place to get your fix of yassa poulet or poisson (deep fried chicken without batter, soaked in a sauce of oniony/citrusy goodness). Some African beers but not enough. African pop music on the radio and African TV on the television. Worth a stop whether you have never had Senegalese food or you miss it like an old friend. read more

Le Khelkom - The room. - Senegalese Near Me - Paris, 75

Maybe our most memorable meal in Paris. Really interesting flavors we cant easily access back home in California, and not at all touristy. Highly recommend! read more

Delicious food and cute atmosphere! Visiting from nyc and glad I found this gem! Would def recommend for anyone who loves flavorful food!

Well this was a gem. We had been in Paris for 2 weeks and honestly I could not eat another rich French meal. We were just walking around and stumbled on this place. We have never had Senegalese food so we decided why not! Glad we did!!! This place serves delicious food. And filling so bring an appetite. The chicken dishes are all so flavorful. We had the plantains as our starter (must order). When we were done we thought this was one of the best meals we had here. A winner. Oh and the menus are in English and the owners are very nice. Good place for kids too. We had our 3 and 7 yo with us and they ate it all. It is not spicy food just very flavorful. Perfect for kids. Not touristy. read more

This was the best meal I had in Paris stay. The french meals were so bland and I was only eating the pastries (they seem to be really good at those). However, I had stumbled upon the owner earlier in the evening as I was taking a walk and she had asked me if I needed help finding a place even though she didn't know me. I was fine so I said thank you. On my way back several hours later, I decided I was hungry and some Senegalese food would do me good! I was right! The restaurant is a little hole in the wall located in a boisterous neighborhood, definitely felt like home to me when I walked in although I am Nigerian; the meals are also well priced and the portions are a good size. Not your typical overpriced under portioned tourist meal. Totally worth checking out. read more