Best paris persian food experience. Came from los angeles the capital of persian food. Food is great. Great experience we loved it read more

Shabestan - Mirabeau - Just got to paris - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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In the two different times we came here, we have tried the boneless chicken kabob, the baby chicken kabob, and the hot tea. We came back here a second time because the food was delicious, but good food can easily be eclipsed by poor service, and that was the case the second time we came here. We were here for about two hours, most of that time was spent waiting. First, we waited to be served - both servers thought the other server had already helped us. Second, we waited for the food to come out. Finally, we waited for the check to come out. To elaborate on waiting for the check - we repeatedly asked our waiter for the check, and he kept telling us it would come soon but it never did. He rudely ignored us quite a few times when we tried to follow up. The other waiter (who was much more polite) explained to us that the delay was due to some issue in the kitchen - that explained the wait for the food earlier but we were waiting for the check, not food. Finally, we went up to the counter, saying that we would like to pay. The guy at the counter produced our bill and we paid immediately so we could leave. We noticed that other people were getting helped much faster than us. We weren't sure if they were snubbing us on purpose - either because we weren't Middle Eastern or because we spoke English - or if they were genuinely very swamped and we fell through the cracks. But for fine cuisine, for what we were paying, neither of these reasons is acceptable. There are plenty of other Persian restaurants in Paris - I recommend trying a different one. read more

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I dined here with my uncle who was visiting Paris from Lyon so I used this special occasion as a reason to try "fine Persian cuisine" in Paris. As a Persian-American, I was pretty disappointed but as far as quality, service, and ambiance goes, the place is "A-OK". I was not blown away by the quality of the meats, the overly done decor, or any of the side dishes including the traditional doughe (yogurt drink). Don't get me wrong, it is good by most standards but for what you're paying, this is sub-par. read more

Shabestan - Mirabeau - Ash reshteh, sabzijat, and doughe - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Excellent persian food - coming from a guy that grew up in Los Angeles - the Persian food capital outside of Iran - so much so we call it Tehrangeles. Mast o moosir is great, soltani with both the filet and djoude is amazing. read more

This place is the closest you will get to Persian food outside of Iran. We were visiting Paris and it was such a great experience. The food is great. we ordered the barg, a sultani and a chicken dish and all were delicious. read more

I can honestly say ive been in Europe since Jan 8, traveled to 3 countries, and i had the best meal here at Shabestan. I live in LA, where i am surrounded by persian bakeries, stores, and restaurants. I really wanted to try persian food in Europe, so we decided to come here. I think it was the best decision we made. We got the salad shirazi, masto khiar, & hummus. All was great. I loved that the salad shirazi was cut so tiny, instead of the usually big chunky pieces. I ordered the Jooje kabob plate, and my brother got zereshk polo ba morgh. All was delicious! It reminded me of LA and the kabobs we go to eat. Thank you for our lovely server also. Will be back forsure when i come to Paris again. read more

GO HERE IMMEDIATELY and order the Soltani 2. Which is one kebab of boneless chicken and 1 kebab of minced meat. With rice and salad. It's not cheap but it's very fresh and DELICIOUS! Wonderful service too! read more

Simply put perfection. The food was way above good. Too bad they are not in the states. If I ever come back over sea this is my go to place over and over! read more

Was great,,, the food was of great quality Always go for medium well "brochette du chef" with veggies 10/10 Chichlik 3/10 cuz we ordered it as well done, and it was burned Soltani 10/10 Assortissement de brochettes 8/10 Caviar d'auberginr 7/10 was garlicky The rice was okay 6/10 The name of our servant was "Muslim",,, was great read more

Excellent Iranian Food everything was absolutely delicious! The Soltani was perfect juicy but not too fatty, the barg was good, the djujeh kebab was tender and flavorful and the most-mosir yummy. The gormeh sabzi was very good too! I highly recommend this place. Nice service! read more

Our first stop in Paris on a trip from California, and it was the best Persian food we've ever had, reminded me of Iran itself! Beautiful interior and amazing food. Would definitely recommend! read more

I got a soltani with mast-o-khiar. The koobideh was very tender, and the barg was just chewy enough. Overall, excellent Iranian food. My friends who used to live in Iran were impressed. "Not the best ever," they said, "but close to real Iran." read more

Heard it's a good restaurant, but management can be very rude and destroy your night. I would prefer other Persian restaurants in Paris, Quality is nothing special you cannot find in Paris. read more

I ordered Soltani 1 and I luv it! tasty food with quality, friendly staff. Definitely will come back here at my next Paris visit

Wonderfully authentic Persian cuisine and excellent service in a neighborhood setting.

The service is quite prompt and the waiter knew English . The food was fresh and good except the Doug , which was slightly bitter. Otherwise excellent place read more

Shabestan - Mirabeau - French Near Me - Paris, 75

Truly the BEST! Visiting Paris from Southern California which is known for great Persian restaurants but we were wowed by the food, hospitality, and food presentation at Shabestan. read more

Best iranian food in paris best kebab they have very nice dolmah also they are so friendly i visit them more than 3 times monthly

Wow. Go to McDonalds instead. Had Fesenjoon, looked like brown water. Didn't taste much better. I don't know if they don't know how to cook it or don't care, but any Persian I know would cook this better blind folded. read more