Your Restaurant

(Last Update 07.05.2023) The number of real Turkish restaurants in Paris that will not disappoint us is limited to the fingers of one hand. The restaurant we will get to know in this article is one of such places. Montmartreof, or rather PigalleBelow Saint George metro Located two steps away from the station Your Restaurant.

At that time, he was at BNP Paribas expat Dear Melih, who worked as a restaurant and with whom we became close in a short time, would often tell me that I should try this restaurant, but either I did not have the time or we could not arrange it in his time, and we could not find the opportunity to try Sizin together. Child expat He completed his mission and returned to Istanbul, but after that, another friend from the same group of friends expat We had the chance to have dinner here with our friend dear Eren.

We met up one evening and decided to try this place and made a reservation right away. M12 metro You get off at the Saint Georges station of the line, and from the station you go to that tiny but beautiful square, Place Saint GeorgeWe went up to and started going down the road on the right and Théâtre Saint GeorgeAfter passing , we arrived at the door of Your Restaurant, just around the corner on the right.

When you enter Siz Restaurant, you see that it has a stylish entrance right around the corner when you look from the outside, you see that the same simple elegance continues. The restaurant is L-shaped; There is a small, relatively independent separate section on the right side, we sat at a table on the left side, at the other end of the restaurant.

I can say that I liked this place as the most original, most beautifully decorated Turkish restaurant I have tried in Paris so far. Moreover, in a place that serves as a real restaurant, not a cafe, especially a Having a bookshelf in a Turkish restaurant It meant something important to me.

The environment and restaurant patrons are very decent, the majority of visitors are French. The welcome and service are equally nice. What Will Happen to You in Restaurants and Cafes in Paris? As I mentioned in my article, people are not used to being greeted with a smile in restaurants in Paris :)

Let's get What is on the menu subject: As an entrance haydari, hummus, tzatziki, tara, paste salad Along with cold appetizers such as pastry and hash browns Intermediate heats such as; all sorts kebabs beside moussaka, hair pan, fish skewers, depending on the season sea ​​bream, bluefish and Siz Restaurant's specialty honey spiced lamb; also for dessert baklava, rice pudding, kadayıf There are delicious options such as: I would say the prices are more or less the same as any French restaurant; neither cheap nor expensive…

Since we went here for the first time on a cold winter day, we got our hot soups from the front, ordered a few types of appetizer plates, and had a mixed grill in the middle to delight our palate. In general - under Paris conditions - everything was quite satisfactory.

Also, what is important to me is the “Sik Rakı” served for sek raki, which you cannot find everywhere in Paris.people of pleasureThe fact that it was located at Siz Restaurant was also an important plus point.

Although I am not someone who shares photos of what I eat and drink on social media, when I write food articles, one naturally has to take and publish such photos. After all, your table, your ambiance and the food on your plate are more or less like this. We were pleased, I hope you are too.

Of course, you should give priority to trying various examples of French cuisine or world cuisine during your visit to Paris, but if you are one of those who say "everything is in the food of my hometown", if you live in Paris and long for Turkish food, or if you want to introduce Turkish cuisine to your French friends, it is my second favorite restaurant that you can go to with peace of mind. I can say this is it. If the first one Saint Martin Canal located on the side Restaurant Labranda.

There aren't many decent Turkish restaurants in Paris anyway; Of course, there are many Turkish restaurants, but unfortunately most of them are nothing more than a döner restaurant or a kebab restaurant, but there are a few of them that make you feel like you are actually in a restaurant.

Your Restaurant is in a very nice place in terms of location. As I said Saint George Square It's a small but cute place. A little above on the left Museum of Romance – Musée de la Vie Romantique there is. Additionally, if you continue walking up, this area hosts beautiful bars that are popular with young people, especially in the evenings.

If you walk without straying Moulin Rougewhere Wheat beerIf you turn right and continue up, PigalleYou have reached . From now on Montmartre Hill already. Even if you go down, the road will somehow lead you Galeries Lafayette will deliver it to the parties.

On which days is your Restaurant open? It is open every afternoon from Monday to Friday between 12:00-14:30 and in the evenings between 19:00-23:00, while it is closed on Saturday afternoons and open between 19:00-23:30 in the evenings. Please note that it is completely closed on Sundays.

Enjoy your meal.

Address: 47 Rue Saint-Georges, 75009 Paris

Other Turkish Restaurants in Paris:

• Restaurant Labranda
• Restaurant Derya
• Restaurant Le Janissaire
• Seç Restaurant
• Restaurant Ottoman
• Le Risalé Restaurant
• The Milky Way
• L'Anise