Restaurants serving dishes to share in Paris

Published by Rizhlaine de Sortiraparis · Photos by My de Sortiraparis · Updated on November 27, 2019 at 02:58 p.m.
Fancy some delicious dishes to share? Here are the best restaurants in Paris where you can discover great flavors together.

Who said Parisians don't know how to share? For big eaters and small birds looking for a good restaurant, but especially for those who are always indecisive when faced with a menu, here is a selection that will satisfy everyone! We'll take you on a tour of Paris's restaurants for sharing, where you can enjoy delicious food in a friendly atmosphere.

Djakarta-Bali : pepes udong (gambas à l'étuvée dans une feuille de bananier)Djakarta-Bali : pepes udong (gambas à l'étuvée dans une feuille de bananier)Djakarta-Bali : pepes udong (gambas à l'étuvée dans une feuille de bananier)Djakarta-Bali : pepes udong (gambas à l'étuvée dans une feuille de bananier) Djakarta Bali, the original Indonesian restaurant that lets you travel through Indonesia
Djakarta Bali is more than just an Indonesian restaurant: it’s an invitation to journey, a transportive bubble right in the heart of Paris. [Read more]

Restaurant TerraRestaurant TerraRestaurant TerraRestaurant Terra Terra Restaurant, communal dining in the Marais
Since spring 2018, the Marais has welcomed a restaurant that blends sharing-style dining with market-fresh ingredients. Its name? Terra. [Read more]

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Les Françaises is the restaurant that wakes up the 17th arrondissement with a wave of fabulous sharing plates, crafted from top-quality ingredients, and grandiose cocktails. [Read more]

NomikaïNomikaïNomikaïNomikaï Nomikaï, shared plates inspired by the izakaya vibe and quirky natural wines
Since opening in February 2018, Nomikaï has been serving the curious, the gourmands and the gourmets a veritable spread of shareable plates and a wide range of natural wines, all carefully selected in the spirit of Japanese izakaya. [Read more]

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Some culinary experiences linger in the memory, as the flavors cast a spell. That’s the case at Café Lai’Tcha. A hybrid tea room-restaurant and upscale Asian caterer, the venue opened in March 2018 under the direction of renowned Chef Adeline Grattard and her husband Chi Wah Chan. [Read more]

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Japanese cuisine enthusiasts should head to Paris’ 9th arrondissement to discover AO, the Franco-Japanese Izakaya from Chef Yasuo Nanaumi, where refinement meets bold flavors—a must-try experience. [Read more]

The Cod House, Izakaya Bar du 6eThe Cod House, Izakaya Bar du 6eThe Cod House, Izakaya Bar du 6eThe Cod House, Izakaya Bar du 6e The Cod House, the Japanese tapas bar
Inspired by Japanese izakaya bars, The Cod House is a new hotspot in the 6th arrondissement where it’s a pleasure to settle in for superb cocktails and tapas-style plates. French–Japanese plates that are as delicious as they are inventive. A must-try ASAP. [Read more]

And for those whose eyes are bigger than their stomachs...

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Attention to food lovers with a taste for sharing: these are the Parisian spots that serve up generously portioned dishes meant to be savoured together. [Read more]

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