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Pouletos Braisé - ParisBWorth Trying

111 Rue du Faubourg du Temple, 75010 Paris, France · Chicken restaurant, Halal restaurant · 4.8/5 Google (180 reviews)

Takeout

Ultra-budget halal braised chicken and sides with speedy, friendly service; a reliable quick bite, though a few reports cite delivery mixups and occasional hygiene concerns.

Why it gets a B for overall quality

Pouletos Braisé delivers solid neighborhood dining through excellent braised chicken and flavorful sides paired with genuinely friendly, fast service. Occasional order errors and delivery mix-ups prevent a higher grade, though most visits prove reliable. At €6.50 for a complete meal, it represents exceptional value for Paris—a casual, no-frills spot worth visiting if you're nearby, though not a special-occasion destination.

Restaurant Summary

On a busy stretch of Faubourg du Temple, this spot delivers fast, friendly service and trays of halal braised chicken that punch way above their price. One diner summed it up: "Great value, quick, and exactly what I wanted." The vibe is casual and bustling, more about speed and smiles than design flourishes. Cooking leans straightforward comfort: well-seasoned chicken, rice, fries, and pasta trays, with a green sauce fans rave about. It is not fancy, but when you need a quick, tasty refuel, it lands the hit. A few reviews flagged delivery mixups and rare hygiene concerns, yet most experiences praise reliable flavor and standout value. For families, it is easy going: fries, pasta, hot dogs, and mild chicken make it kid friendly. Prices are gentle on the wallet, and the build-your-plate format helps picky eaters find something. Vegetarians can piece together sides, though mains skew meaty.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleCounter With Seating Average Cost€8-12 per person ReservationsNot required

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Lively, diverse stretch near Canal Saint-Martin with student and budget-friendly crowd.

Safety: Generally busy with good foot traffic; typical urban grit but broadly safe.

Nearby: Near Canal Saint-Martin bars, hostels, and hotels; strong takeaway demand.

10th arrondissementThe 10th arrondissement is characterized by its dynamic atmosphere, with a blend of traditional Parisian life and modern influences. It hosts a variety of casual bistros, trendy cafes, and ethnic eateries, attracting a crowd interested in authentic and affordable dining experiences. The area is also known for its canals and bustling markets, contributing to a lively social and dining environment.
Faubourg du TempleFaubourg du Temple is a trendy micro-neighborhood within the 10th arrondissement, known for its hip bars, innovative restaurants, and a youthful, artistic vibe. It offers a mix of traditional Parisian charm and contemporary urban culture, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors seeking a vibrant dining and nightlife scene.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday11:00–23:00 Tuesday11:00–23:00 Wednesday11:00–23:00 Thursday11:00–23:00 Friday11:00–23:00 Saturday11:00–23:00 Sunday11:00–23:00

Available: Takeout

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