The 6 addresses at a glance
| Address | Area | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Urfa Dürüm, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis | Strasbourg-Saint-Denis (10th) | Kurdish cooking, dürüm wraps, small wood-panelled shop |
| L'Amour du Kebab, 6 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis | Strasbourg-Saint-Denis (10th) | halal, wood-fire grilling, 10 to 15 euros |
| Basis, 85 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis | Strasbourg-Saint-Denis (10th) | Turkish street food, vegan option; original shop in Belleville |
| Impact Berliner Kebap, 28 boulevard Saint-Denis | Strasbourg-Saint-Denis (10th) | Berlin-style kebab, often named in rankings |
| La Boule Maître Kebabier, 118 rue Saint-Denis | Sentier (2nd) | picked by Parisian food media |
| Streaters, 119 rue du Chemin Vert | Oberkampf (11th) | named best kebab in France in 2024 and 2025 by the press (partly sponsored content) |
Which area to pick
Strasbourg-Saint-Denis packs the most addresses into a few hundred metres, so you can compare two or three counters in one evening. Belleville is more local and stays open later, with fewer tourists. For a sit-down meal with full Turkish dishes, see our guide to Turkish restaurants in Paris.
How to spot a good kebab
- Look at the spit: hand-stacked sliced meat, not a perfectly regular cone.
- Ask about the bread: pide or dürüm baked on site is a good sign.
- For halal, look for the notice in the window and ask about certification if it matters to you. Our page on halal and kosher in Paris gives pointers.
- Opening hours change: confirm on Google Maps before crossing the city.
Going further
If you would rather taste several specialities on one guided outing, a food tour in the Marais is a more structured option.
The Paris Authority editorial team, read on 30 October 2026.
