Solves a real problem
The 7th is short on halal restaurants; this saves you a metro trip after a tiring day.
New Jawad is an Indo-Pakistani restaurant on Avenue Rapp, a short walk from the Eiffel Tower and the dome of Les Invalides. That location is precisely what makes it useful: the 7th arrondissement is thin on halal options despite the density of sights in it. The restaurant sits closer to the smart end than to the everyday curry house: a tidy room, formal service, and a menu of curries, biryani and tandoori at a steady standard. Prices reflect that address and that level, and run above the Paris average for Indian food. Practically, it is the logical choice for dinner after a day spent at the Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides and the Champ de Mars, rather than taking the metro to hunt for a halal restaurant in another district. It also does takeaway, which helps if you are staying in the nearby hotels of the 15th or the 7th.
The 7th is short on halal restaurants; this saves you a metro trip after a tiring day.
A tidy room and formal service — right for a sit-down family dinner, not a quick bite.
A practical option if you are staying in the nearby hotels of the 15th or 7th.
12 Avenue Rapp, 7th arrondissement, Paris
A short walk along Avenue Rapp — under twenty minutes on foot from the base of the Tower, and less from the Champ de Mars.
Yes — it is a full-service restaurant and serves drinks, while the meat remains halal. For takeaway the question does not arise.
Yes — the meat is halal, which is why the restaurant is listed here. Management and suppliers do change, though, so a simple question at the door is always worth it: “Is the meat halal?” Places used to Muslim diners answer immediately and without fuss.
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