Noura Marceau

Prix très élevés , service pas top et pas sûr que soit halal

We arrived as the last customer and v were treated in not a very welcoming manner. Menu was forced in our face while tables were being set next to us 4 next day. Olives were very very sour when my wife asked "THIS IS NOT OUR MISTAKE" was the reply. Bread was warmed up in microwave. Quantity in plates and amounrt in bill was inversely proportion. Great Disappointment. Will not go back again.

Essalam 3alaykoum, i ve asked lebanese that works there, they told me that only the chicken is Halal...ask before eating

Good food, hospitality and the condition of the restaurant.

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Nov 16, 2025

4

We visited Noura, a halal Lebanese restaurant near the Arc de Triomphe, after it came highly recommended by a local friend — and it absolutely delivered on flavor. The moment the dishes arrived, the aromas alone told us we were in for something special. The BBQ platter was perfectly grilled and bursting with authentic Lebanese spices, the tea was soothing and fragrant, and the Kunafa… simply heavenly. A true showstopper. The only downside was the atmosphere. The restaurant was packed to the brim, and the seating was so tight we were practically elbow-to-elbow with the tables next to us — less than a foot apart. It took away from what could’ve been a comfortably indulgent meal. We also asked to sit outside and were willing to wait, but instead we were rushed indoors with no choice offered. The price reflects the quality, though it is on the higher end — €135 for one main entrée, one skewer of kabob, two non-alcoholic drinks, two teas, and one Kunafa. Incredible food with unforgettable flavors, but the cramped seating and lack of flexibility hold it back from perfection. 4 stars.