Mounira Lausanne ; Lebanese Restaurant to Share

In Lausanne, Mounira, the little sibling of Man’Ouchy, reinvents Lebanese cuisine with an indulgent concept.

Mounira Lausanne ; A Friendly Lebanese Restaurant

In the Plaines-du-Loup district, a Lebanese restaurant celebrates conviviality and sharing. Little sibling of Man’Ouchy, the address revisits traditional recipes with modernity.

Lebanese Cuisine to Share

The concept is based on sharing, around cold and hot mezze. Zaatar man’ouchés, kafta skewers and chicken taouk make up a generous menu. Traditional dishes are reinvented with a touch of modernity. Each recipe, carefully prepared, celebrates the generosity of Lebanese cuisine. Quality meats sit alongside homemade desserts, such as mouhallabieh or baklava. In a warm setting, tradition meets freshness and creativity. The address suits family meals, gatherings with friends or a discovery platter to share.

A Warm Family Tribute

The restaurant draws its soul from a family story. Its name pays tribute to a grandmother passionate about cooking.

Mounira ; She Who Illuminates

Mounira bears the name of Naji’s grandmother, a radiant woman passionate about cooking. Passed on with love and simplicity, her recipes inspire the restaurant’s menu. The name, which means “she who illuminates”, reflects the spirit of the place: warmth, sharing and authenticity. After the success of Man’Ouchy (in French), Naji imagined a lively and sincere space. Lebanese tradition is expressed here with freshness and modernity. The dishes are prepared as at home, between sharing, laughter and indulgence.

Mounira ; Good to Know

Mounira is located in the Blécherette district, north of Lausanne. The restaurant is easy to reach by bus from the city centre. Its dishes lend themselves to sharing, ideal for a meal with friends or family. Lovers of Lebanese cuisine also find the house spirit at Man’Ouchy (in French). For a Lebanese brunch, the Qasti brunch (in French) offers a generous buffet.

A Lebanese Lunch at Mounira in Lausanne

An invitation offers the chance to discover the place over lunch with friends. Man’Ouchy’s reputation promises a lovely experience.

From Hummus to Osmalieh

Laughter, conversation and discoveries set the pace of the lunch break around mezze, grills and man’ouchés. The remarkably smooth hummus literally melts on the tongue. The osmalieh charms with its ashta wrapped in golden angel hair. Drizzled with orange blossom honey, this sweet is topped with pistachio pieces. Lebanese tradition and modernity meet perfectly in this friendly and indulgent place. Mounira easily joins the list of favourite addresses in Lausanne. For other flavours of Lebanon, Casa Nour (in French) combines Lebanese and Italian cuisine in town.

Rue Elisa-Serment 7, 1018 Lausanne
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Article written in collaboration with Mounira