Kifak: The Cutest Lebanese Snack in Paris

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Lebanese people in Paris, have you ever suddenly craved a mouthwatering Philadelphia sandwich—just like the ones you’d enjoy from your favorite Lebanese snack after a night out in Beirut? Then you need to visit Kifak, a Lebanese-owned gem in the heart of Paris.

This Lebanese snack is run by 3ammo Fouad from Ras El Nabeh—the first (and only!) person to bring Philadelphia sandwiches to Paris. From his signature Philadelphia to the classic Taouk, every recipe tastes just like the snacks back home in Beirut.

Located at 87 Rue Ordener in Paris, this beloved snack spot has been serving up affordable, delicious sandwiches for about 20 years—and it’s still a local favorite.

On the menu, you’ll find all the classics you’d expect from a Lebanese snack in Beirut—shawarma, soujok, makanek, taouk, and more. You can also swing by for filling manakish or mouthwatering sfiha, perfect for anyone missing the flavors of home.

But it’s their Philadelphia sandwich that steals the spotlight—one of the most popular items on the menu, and the only one of its kind in Paris. Made the true Lebanese way, it’s packed with beef, melted cheese, lettuce, pickles, and mayo.

If you’re in Paris and want to stop by this gem, here are the details.

📍Location

87 Rue Ordener, 75018 Paris, France

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⏰ Opening Hours

Daily from 11:45 AM until 12 AM

📞 Contact

+33 1 42 57 98 37

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