Eating kosher in Levallois-Perret: the guide

Levallois is the 17th district across the ring road. The same habits, the same brands, and a question people often ask when choosing a flat: “What is it like for kosher food?” The short answer: plenty of choice. As of 5 October 2026, to our knowledge, 11 restaurants in Levallois-Perret have documented kosher certification, as many as the 16th or 19th, and 9 other addresses are mentioned in kosher directories, awaiting confirmation. The updated list is on kosher restaurants in Levallois-Perret with evidence. We have arranged the list by evidence level and added the neighbours: Neuilly and Boulogne.

This guide is a catalogue snapshot from 5 October, including directories. The Levallois page keeps only listings with evidence and changes with every check: that is the reference. Boulogne has its own. Neuilly does not yet: too few documented listings for a list.

Eleven addresses in the Beth Din de Paris directory

For these eleven, Keila found the establishment named at its address in the official live Beth Din de Paris directory, checked on 2 October 2026, with coverage for the whole establishment. This is the strongest evidence the catalogue can display. It has limits, stated in the listing: the source publishes neither a teouda copy, an individual reference nor validity dates. Evidence is checked regularly: when marked suspended, the listing no longer counts it as a yes. Yes, it is painstaking. That is intentional.

Meat: nine bassari restaurants

The Beth Din directory classifies them as “restaurant bassari”. Cuisine is rarely entered on suburban listings, so we describe the recorded menu where one exists. Babaït, rue de Villiers: skewers, Hoummous Bassar, Falafel Babaït, according to its website menu. Daï Daï Grill, rue Baudin: burgers and merguez, kefta or shawarma sandwiches, with two menus on its website. L’atelier deli, rue Greffulhe: an evening menu with bao buns, assado bites and beef burgers. Bassof, rue Trébois, and Nooba, rue Henri Barbusse, have recorded menus on their listings, featuring beef carpaccio at one and Fried Pita Pastrami at the other.

Familiar brands include Chlew Delishop Levallois, rue Chaptal, with the house sandwich menu; Bozen Levallois, avenue de l’Europe, whose listing shows a delivery selection (tartares, tempura chicken fingers); and China Lee Levallois, rue Rivay, with a recorded delivery menu of steamed dishes, soups and chicken wings. Le Bazar, at 25 avenue de l’Europe, a few numbers from Bozen, has no menu on its listing yet.

Dairy: two halavi restaurants

Momento, rue Danton, and Ventisei, rue Victor Hugo, are classified as “restaurant halavi” by the same directory. Both recorded menus tell the same story as elsewhere in the catalogue: kosher dairy takes an Italian route. Pasta, pizza and burrata at Momento, according to its recorded menu. Antipasti, pizza bianca and lunch sets at Ventisei, according to its website. One detail: a directory gives Momento “Consistoire de France Certification”. That is a directory mention; what the listing documents is the Beth Din de Paris directory.

Nine addresses identified in directories

Here, the Keila record has no documented certification to date. The address appears in one or more kosher directories, which often indicate a category and a body. We display both for what they are: directory indications, awaiting confirmation.

• Indicated as meat: Afrika, rue Marjolin, and Buddie’s, avenue de l’Europe (indicated supervision: Rav Pevzner, Lubavitch); Mokaï, place Georges Pompidou (Rav Mordehai Rottenberg); Saba Levallois, rue Chaptal (Rav Avraham Barouh Pevzner).
• Indicated as dairy: Itaglio Levallois, avenue Georges Pompidou (Rabbinat Loubavitch de France); Le Cabanon Provençal, rue Louise Michel (Rav Pevzner, Lubavitch); Napoli Ben, on the same street (Rav Katz, Lamehadrin).
• Category not indicated: Jet7 Kebab, rue Aristide Briand, and Korea K, rue Rivay.

A word about Korea K. A directory attributes “Beth Din de Paris Certification” to it, but its Keila record displays no documented certification to date. We say neither yes nor no: confirmation is needed, exactly the kind of case where one phone call beats three WhatsApp forwards. Its recorded menu features bibimbap, Korean BBQ and Korean fried chicken. Korean food listed as kosher in Levallois. What a time to be alive.

Where to look in Levallois

Levallois is compact, but two streets stand out. Avenue de l’Europe has Le Bazar at 25, Bozen Levallois at 31 and Buddie’s at 18. Rue Chaptal has Chlew Delishop at 46 and Saba at 71. Rue Louise Michel has Le Cabanon Provençal and Napoli Ben, two dairy places. The rest are scattered between rue de Villiers, rue Rivay and place Georges Pompidou. In practice, on foot, there is choice within ten minutes from anywhere. In the app, Explorer’s map shows it around you, with the evidence level on each marker.

Next door: Neuilly-sur-Seine and Boulogne-Billancourt

Neuilly-sur-Seine has five addresses. Only one is named in the official Beth Din de Paris directory, checked on 2 October 2026: King David, rue Paul Chatrousse, classified as meat, whose recorded delivery menu mainly shows salads, charcuterie, pastilla and brik pastries. The other four are identified in directories: Le Monde du Sandwich, avenue Charles de Gaulle, and Tito, rue Paul Chatrousse, indicated as meat; Café Éléphant, rue Beffroy, indicated as dairy. And Nina Sushi Neuilly, rue Bailly: like Korea K, a directory indicates “Beth Din de Paris Certification”, but its Keila record has none documented to date. Awaiting confirmation.

Boulogne-Billancourt also has five, including three named by the Beth Din de Paris directory, all classified as meat: Nigoun, rue d’Aguesseau, with a website lunch menu featuring rotisserie and schnitzelonim; ASIATI-K, route de la Reine, with sushi, maki and California rolls on its delivery menu; Bozen Boulogne, rue de Billancourt, without a menu on its listing for now. Identified in directories: Jacob Meatpacker Boulogne, rue Gallieni, indicated as meat, and Il Sedici, rue de Silly, indicated as dairy.

How to read this list

Named by the Beth Din de Paris directory: the establishment appears at its address in the body’s official source, and Keila checked it on the date shown on the listing. Identified in directories: the address appears in one or more kosher directories; their category and body are displayed as indications, not verified certification. Unknown information is never a positive answer: filtering Bassari or Halavi will not return Jet7 Kebab or Korea K. Details are on the methodology page, and how to check yourself in Beth Din de Paris: how to check a restaurant.

Levallois has its immediate neighbour across the ring road: kosher addresses in the 17th, and slightly south those in the 16th. Across Paris, there are Charenton, Saint-Mandé and Vincennes. The overview is in where to eat kosher in Paris by district, all listings are in the restaurant index, and filters are in the Keila app, coming soon to the App Store.

Do you run a kosher restaurant in Levallois, Neuilly or Boulogne whose listing has neither a menu nor documented evidence? Send us your sources; we will display them with their dates: restaurant owners’ page.