A Table

As an Iranian, I was so excited to take my non iranian friend to a Iranian restaurant to try some of our food. Sadly I was really disappointed, the food was not authentic at all. There was not a wide variety of iranian dishes and the dishes that were there weren't tasty. The starters werent bad but there was no proper noon, just some cold bread in a plastic bag. The main courses were honestly pretty disappointing, the qorme sabzi was really sour, there were some random dishes that arent even typically Iranian foods, and the desserts were basic. The doogh was also really watery and lacked any taste. We ended up leaving most of the food and leaving early. To say something positive, the homemade halva is very good and we did enjoy that, that was the only authentic thing i could find and it was delicious. The staff were friendly and its a shame to say these things because the service was fine but honestly, in terms of food, there are so many better Iranian restaurants in Paris so if you are looking for authentic iranian food, i wouldn't recommend this place.

Incredible Iranian buffet. The lady wrote all the explanations about these Iranian culinary specialities so that we could know what we were eating. Everything was delicious. And the staff were great

we went for their dinner buffet. pros: - variety of Persian (Iranian) stews, rice and sweets (but no kebab) - cheap prices - clean and decent persian decoration - nice staff cons: - beans in their ghorme sabzi was hard and not fully cooked. - Almost no meat in their foods - their doogh (yogurt drink) was too salty.

She was the sweetest host 😍 was so friendly. Gave us very good recommendations in Paris. The food didn't have a big variety but really delicious. I'd recommend trying the zafran beer. Merci a votre hospitalite madam. به شدت توصیه میشه، بسیار گرم گ مهمان نواز

Recommended this place for a rather rare or maybe unique "food tasting" experience of Persian food in an all-you-can-eat buffet setup. A great variety of cold appetizers are offered, as well as warm main dishes and soup (aash) and deserts. Most foods are very delicious. The decor is nice especially the two persian miniature design and the painted calligraphy of Khayam and Hafez poems as well as the photos on the wall from different regions of Iran. On things to improve I won't have much to say other than the missing chelo kabob and the quantity of meat in the different khoreshes. Overall I highly recommend this restaurant which offers a true culinary trip to Iran, through the variety of tastes and thanks to the owner's explanations which accompany your diner and make it more pleasant.

I've been to many buffets in France, but this one was the most disappointing. The selection felt limited, especially for meat options. The only meat dish was meatballs, which were delicious but just not enough. The space is very small—stretching my arms between the two aisles could practically block the whole buffet. Dessert options were also quite limited. While the food is tasty and well-prepared, I expected more variety, especially for meat lovers.

I invited a friend to A Table. He was so delighted with the restaurant that he insisted we return with his wife. On a hot sunny day, we found a cool shaded table at the back with an open window onto a leafy green courtyard. The buffet is divided into three parts : Left side is the entrees, wonderful diversity and all savory. Further down are the desserts - custards of unusual and pleasing tastes, fresh fruit and fruit pastes. On the Right side on the main dishes, 4 vegetarian, 4 with chicken or veal or beef in tasty sauces accompanied by two types of rice - saffron and fines herbes. We ate everything and lots of it. Yet at the end we felt satisfied and light to continue on with our day. The food is homemade and fresh. If you are looking for tasty variety, something different, A Table takes you there. I highly recommend the food and the service.

Very delicious Persian food, It has a good variety and also have fresh tea with sweets as a dessert👌😋