Khatag - Carta

Delicious food which is great for sharing. Very reasonable prices and lovely decor. Highly recommended Tibetan dining experience.

We'd never had Tibetan food, so when we came across this restaurant, we decided to give it a try. We were not disappointed. The prices are reasonable, especially by Parisian standards, and the food was pretty delicious. I didn't care for the bread, but the Tsam Thug soup was to die for!

My wife and I stopped by for lunch today, never having tasted Tibetian food; It was very tasty (soup with noodles and a vegetarian cooked dish. The spice offered to add was unusual and spicy; the Tibetiqn bread was unique (and somewhat rubbery). The (Tibetiqn) waitress was friendly, explained in English, and efficient. This restaurant is worth of being sought out in Paris; Ver carta

Heard about this place via Happy Cow. As their description says, the staff do indeed know what veganism is and were happy to accommodate us. I had a rice and vegetable dish with steamed bread. I enjoyed my meal but it was a bit greasy/oily. It was my first time trying that sort of bread - I loved it. I believe the owners allowed us to sit while their restaurant was technically closed. Happy to recommend.

My husband and I sampled Tibetan food in India and are on our way to Tibet. We stumbled upon this restaurant while wandering the neighborhood and decided to try it. The atmosphere was lovely, as was the service. We had momos and, being vegetarian, one of the sauteed veg dishes. They were quite good. There are so many items to choose from it was difficult to decide. We had delicious profiteroles for dessert. Would definitely go back.

My friend took me out for lunch and I discovered this little gem of a Tibetan restaurant. The spinach soup with beef and pasta was amazingly tasty. My friend who is a regular recommended the steamed dumplings with a side order of spicy sauce ( very spicy but very tasty!) and they were equally very good. The service is discreet but friendly, prices are very cheap for Paris. The restaurant is quite large, the decor is minimalistic. Fantastic tea. I will go back. Ver carta

khatag es un restaurante situado en la calle de quincampoix en el 3er distrito de París, cerca del foro de los pasillos y el centro beaubourg (georges pompidou) este establecimiento abrió sus puertas en 2006 y está dedicado a la cocina tibetana dulce y picante y tiene muchas especialidades (Mo-Mo ravioles, pan tibetano y otras bebidas basadas en el tibet) en el interior está decorado directamente con . está abierto de 12h00 a 14h00 y de 19h00 a 23h00 de martes a domingo (luz cerrada) metro: réaumur sébastopol rer: châtelet

Khatag es un restaurante situado en la calle de Quincampoix en el distrito 3 de París, cerca del Forum des Halles y el centro Beaubourg (Georges Pompidou). Este establecimiento abrió sus puertas en 2006 y se dedica a la cocina tibetana dulce y picante y tiene muchas especialidades (Mo-Mo ravioles, pan tibetano y otras bebidas a base de leche). En el interior está decorado con objetos folclóricos llegados directamente desde el Tíbet. El restaurante tiene una capacidad total de 70 plazas. Está abierto de 12h00 a 14h00 y de 19h00 a 23h00 de martes a domingo (lunes cerrado). Metro: Réaumur Sébastopol RER: Châtelet

This was our first opportunity to try Tibetian food, and it was outstanding. We were traveling with our vegetarian nephew / cousin, which was a great excuse to guilt the kids into eating interesting new cuisine. We sampled the lassi, very similar to Indian, the salted tea, and the boiled bread. My wife had the tofu, which had a delicious sauce and lots of veggies. Vegetarian cousin had the fried vegetable dumplings, and one step-daughter had a lunch special (which they graciously served at dinner time) which had boiled dumplings (very dimsum like), mushroom vermicelli noodles, rice and vegetables. The other steppie and I had fried beef and lamb respectively. Everything was excellent, and the... Ver carta