India Restaurant sur Paris

For dinner, I had the €38 set menu. Very good. The setting, the stylish service, and the quality of the food make me want to come back and try the à la carte options.

Excellent restaurant. Exquisite food (small portions - but extremely well cooked) and perfect service. Prices are still high, but you know what you're paying for. ✨ I highly recommend it!

While in Paris with our friends from Quebec for an international convention, I discovered this wonderful Parisian restaurant. Located on the same street as the Hotel Harvey, I tried it individually for lunch on July 14th, and it was so delicious and refined that we returned that evening with our group of nine. We had a fantastic evening; the service was discreet and efficient, and the variety and quality of the dishes satisfied everyone. It's certainly one of the best Indian restaurants in Paris. The decor is very elegant, the tables are draped in white linen, and the freshness of the food is excellent. We will definitely return before heading back to Provence.

Excellent experience, the prices are more than reasonable, the portions are generous, and the service was top-notch. We received a very warm welcome, I highly recommend it!

A very nice traditional restaurant with friendly staff and very good food!

Delicious Indian food and very friendly staff! We recommend it 100%!

Excellent food, impeccable service, and great advice. Plus, it's ideally located near the convention center. We'll definitely be back. A little tip: don't hesitate to try "his mom's recipe" :)

Excellent restaurant. The best Indian food I've ever had. Hot, fast, and delicious. A delight! 10/10.

On our way to the Eiffel Tower, we found this delicious Indian restaurant. Very friendly staff. Also a very clean restaurant. Chicken Madras, chicken, butter chicken, and also naan.

The setting is very pleasant, the service friendly and efficient, the dishes very refined, and the vegetables excellent (I recommend the lady's fingers). Two suggestions, however: when the restaurant is half empty, please spread the customers out rather than seating them all next to each other (the noise level is too high, and there's less privacy, even though a whole section of the establishment is empty). Unfortunately, this is often the case in Paris... Also, for vegetarians, you could offer a tali (a platter with several vegetable dishes), as is done in other Indian restaurants.