Sheezan
About
Indian
Price Range : Under $10 (€)
Location
Adress: 84 Rue Fbg St Denis, Paris, 75010
Phone: +33 1 45 23 18 77
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsYes
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- wifiWi-FiNo
- tvHas TVYes
Reviews
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Wathana P.
No review in english so far and thats too bad!
I love indian/Pakistanese food but its kinda pricy in Paris (around 20USD to get something decent).
This place is located at 2 mins away from the Chateau d'Eau station (be sure to exit Rue Chateau d'eau and turn RIGHT twice and you should get to the infamous Rue du Faubourg St denis). The neighbourhood is something special with african hairdresser and all sorts of world food restaurants but that's another side of Paris you may be aware of : Paris is THE world food table.
Ok so as for Sheezan : you get the best deal for the best pakistanese food. Dish for 6 euros : lamb, beef, chicken, fish or vegeterian (rice included). Oh and don't forget the cheese nan! It's killer!!! -
Veronika B.
6€ plates! Thats the highlight of this place and possibly the best cheese nan I have had, ever. They make the nan in the oven right by the entrance, great to watch them throw it on the wall and hook it out. I recommend the Aloo Chana, Legumes Korma & Palak Paneer. The menu has a nice selection for vegans and carnivores alike, as well as appetizers and salads. All plates come with a side of rice, they have a few drink options as well as mango lassi and some other traditional beverages. The seating is formal and you leave when your done and pay at the front, the decor is whatever and the ambiance and blah but the food is consistently delicious and cheap. I come here a ton and Iv never been dissatisfied, want to eat good and cheap then this is the spot for you.
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Bhavin K.
I was there at 4 pm. I order samosa and veg. Biryani...samosas were tiny bite size. And very Average. Biryani was totally drab and lacked basic seasoning. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for authentic or even basic spicy food. Ambience was not great either.
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Hannah L.
This place had the best food that I had when I lived in Paris for a semester. I brought all my friends there. At first glance, it gives a mixed vibe - the interior has the clinical lighting of an operating room, yet the stains on the menus and tables give the charm and lived-in look of something that's not an operating room. Don't fret! Have faith, and enjoy the unforgettable food here. The Paleek Paneer was a personal favorite.