Food
Assanabel serves Lebanese cuisine rooted in tradition since 1988, with cold and hot mezzes, grilled meats, and Lebanese wines. The menu emphasizes shared plates and fresh ingredients, reflecting Lebanon's culinary heritage. A catering service is also available for private events. This location sits near République, close to the Marais.
✨ Reasons to go
💡 Good to know
⏱️ Typical visit
1h15
🕰️ Best time
lunchtime or evening
🚶 Walking intensity
Easy pace
Hours
Booking
What people say
"Food was amazing, but unfortunately we were too full from our late lunch to fully appreciate it. Staff were incredibly friendly as well — spoke good English (and I heard from the table beside — Spanish as well) We ordered the mezze for one person as well as a lentil soup as a side, both portions were generous. The lentil soup was refreshing with the lemon, paired with the crispy filo pastry crackers. The mezze was also good, with heavy cream and meats and dips like hummus and eggplant balanced with citrus vinaigrette sauce and salads! Though if you have a small Asian stomach like we do, we would recommend sharing the mezze. However, we may have appeared to have been struggling with the food, as the owner gave us some free filo pastry desserts — lychee and pistachio — that we still managed to stuff way over our limit because we didn’t want to seem rude. Though we were just really full and conveyed to the waiter as such, they may have thought we didn’t enjoy the food :”) All in all a very delicious meal, very good service, would recommend going on an empty stomach to try the good Lebanese cuisine!"
— joelle
