The Man’Ouchy restaurant offers colourful Lebanese cuisine in the heart of Lausanne.
Man’Ouchy ; A Neighbourhood Restaurant
Lebanese Restaurant in Lausanne
This Lausanne neighbourhood restaurant delights with typical Lebanese cuisine. Despite its name, it is not in Ouchy, but on Rue du Docteur-César-Roux. Its speciality, man’oushe, is a Lebanese bread baked with various toppings. The zaatar version, a traditional blend of thyme, sumac and sesame, is a real treat. The menu also offers other classics, such as hummus and falafel. Each is as tasty as the next.

Colourful Lebanese Cuisine
Man’Ouchy ; A Warm Welcome
Besides its delicious food, the address stands out for its quick, friendly service. The welcoming staff happily give advice to put together your meal. The simple but pleasant decor creates a warm atmosphere. This cuisine, still little known to some, wins you over from the first bite. A true one-way ticket to Lebanon.

Man’oushe, the Lebanese Pizza
The restaurant’s name is a nod to man’oushe, a very popular flatbread in Lebanon. Baked in the oven, the dough is most often topped with zaatar and olive oil. This mix of dried herbs, sesame and sumac gives it its unique fragrance. Other versions are topped with cheese or minced meat. In Lebanon, man’oushe is mostly eaten at breakfast, still warm.
Man’Ouchy ; The Food Truck
The adventure actually began in 2016 with a food truck, two years before the restaurant opened. It still travels around Lausanne, notably on Place de la Riponne. It offers a selection of homemade specialities and refreshing drinks. The food truck is also available for private events. The menu is then tailored to everyone’s needs, for quality catering.

Man’Ouchy perfectly embodies the spirit of a neighbourhood restaurant: welcoming, warm and friendly. It offers all the richness of Lebanese cuisine, prepared with care and generosity. Quick lunch, family dinner or meal with friends, the address charms with its simplicity and quality. The house also has a second address, Mounira par Man’ouchy, in the Plaines-du-Loup district.
The roaming food truck lets you enjoy Lebanese dishes on the go while exploring the city. A lovely way to let your taste buds travel, wherever you are. For more Lebanese flavours in Lausanne, Qasti (in French) and Mounira (in French) are also worth discovering.
Rue du Docteur-César-Roux 9, 1005 Lausanne
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