Big Falafel - Menu

Friendly staff, delicious vegan corn dog (yummy, but definitely not healthy) KIMCHI! Just wish it was all vegan.

more amazing place went here three times as in paris for a week. non vegan family members loved it and were those who wanted to continue to come back. love if I can introduce good vegan foods to them

Perfect reception. a lot of choice for this mini restaurant, rather made to take away (but possible to eat on the terrace if it is beautiful). rather Lebanese menu with small Korean touches: large 4 bowls and a burger with several choices of drinks and a dessert.

small restaurant in the country where you eat on the terrace or take off. a tasting of seasoned and spicy mushroom balls with bissap is offered before even ordering to make an idea of the proposed kitchen! a wide choice of dishes if you swing between a rather Mediterranean or rather Asian meal or both!

I've never been through Korean-Lebanese fusion food! I tried the vegan maishund and the gangnam falafel bowl. the vegan maishund has blown my head! the vegan cheese was amazing, the teig was fresh, and the sausage was delicious. the bowl was also quite delicious, although just a bit too oily for my taste. updated by previous review on 2022-06-25

I’m a big fan of veggie burgers when the burger patty is made in-house rather than bought in. I have books of recipes for them too. Normally I shy away from falafel burgers as the patty is just a giant falafel and it gets very dry and boring. Not the case here. It had more than just falafel in it. Definitely the burger itself had some sort of nuts( kimchi, caramelised onions. Basically, something pickled, something savoury, something raw, something sweet, something crunchy, something gooey. Top 3 veggie burgers of Paris and maybe it was #1.

We had ourselves delivered the two vegan bowls: Champignon Bowl and Summer Bowl. The Champignon bowl consists of mushrooms fried in soy sauce, salad, rice, quinoa, kimchi, chickpeas, etc. The Summer bowl comes with 3 falafels, 3 rice brochettes (although I got only 2), noodles, kimchi, hummus, etc. Both bowls were copious and, as you can see, contain plenty of vegetables. Beside the bowls, they do not have many other vegan options; but the menu is very concise, at the same time. A good option if you want something a little bit different and filling!

My family had the vegetarian (not vegan) Gangnam Falafel bowl because they were craving falafel, but the other bowls looked amazing as well (and each was explained to us in advance of our ordering). As a vegetarian we rarely get to eat kimchi out in the wild, so we definitely relished (ha) the ability to have some (while in Paris, of all places)! I had the Miss Houmous with a skewer of Teok to the Falafel, which was half fried tteokbokki and half falafel and just 100% amazing. Fair warning that there are peanuts in the nut mix used in the bowls! But it can be modified if need be with care. Updated from previous review on 2021-09-29

if they like both Korean and Lebanese cuisine, this fusion restaurant is a must in paris. the owner is super friendly and helpful and gives them a statement about all their dishes. there are no tables to sit in the restaurant itself, but if they ask the staff, they will lead them to a room above that has been reshaped in a sitting area. we had the champignon bowl (fried champignons in a sweet wobble sauce, hummus, kimchi, rice and salat) and the summer bowl (falafel, fried rice cake, hummus, kimchi, nudel and salat.) it is a super interesting combination that they certainly find nowhere else. another highlight is the vegan corndog! it is absolutely delicious.