India StreEAT sur Paris

Tasty meal, strong flavors. The plate may be a little light but the quality seems to be there.

Friendly welcome, very good cuisine, original.

I loved this place! Went twice for lunch. The owner is actively involved in the running of the restaurant and a very interesting fellow with an impressive history. The food was the best I've had. First rate!

This was my second time eating at India StreEAT. I brought friends so we could try more of the menu. No exaggeration when I say, everything we tasted was delicious. We ordered the butter chicken, the tikka assortment (can’t remember what it’s called on the menu), the best rice (slow cooked with nuts, great flavor), the bread that is something between naan and roti (ask the owner, he knows what it’s called!) and the best gin and tonics I’ve ever had. I love Indian food and have eaten butter chicken all over the US and now Paris, this was my favorite! It’s so tender, flavorful and not too spicy (if you like spicy, just let them know). I practically licked the bowl. That’s what the bread is for! The tikka (which I learned basically means rotisserie/kebab, so it doesn’t come in a sauce, but they do come with three dipping sauces, that I didn’t remember to take a picture of) was so tender and juicy. Each kind (there are three) have their own distinct flavor. Besides the great food, I really loved the design of this restaurant. It’s bright, colorful and tastefully decorated. It’s like the food, it points back to its Indian origins but in a new, minimalist way. It’s the idea of curating the menu, ingredients and decor to be the less is more mentality, and quality over quantity. As far as speed goes, this is the Parisienne style of taking your time to enjoy your meal, your time to relax and chat with friends. The owner is welcoming and friendly. We felt comfortable to just hang out and have a nice meal. Will happily return next time we’re in Paris.

Excellent Indian restaurant, the naans are great!

Went to one of the best Indian restaurants outside of “little India” in the 10ème, called India StreEAT. The owner Thomas called it StreEAT because he was a child from the streets back in Bengal. A truly heartwarming story from the poor streets of India to becoming a restauranteur. A must go to in the 5eme. 
 The food was delicious. Lots of rich flavors. I particularly liked the Saag lamb and the saag paneer. Interesting, their achar (pickled accompaniment) was more of a sauce, which we really enjoyed.

Thomas is very warm, amicable and welcoming. It’s not always about the food, but the people who make the restaurant, n’est-ce pas? 

Would we go back, ABSOLUTELY.

A delicious and warm dinner with friends. Friendly welcome and very tasty dishes, expertly spiced, at reasonable prices. The lamb is particularly tender! We will come back !

Went to one of the best Indian restaurants outside of “little India” in the 10ème, called India StreEAT. The owner Thomas called it StreEAT because he was a child from the streets back in Bengal. A truly heartwarming story from the poor streets of India to becoming a restaurateur. A must go to in the 5eme. The food was delicious. Lots of rich flavors. I particularly liked the Saag lamb and the saag paneer. Interesting, their achar (pickled accompaniment) was more of a sauce, which we really enjoyed.

Thomas is very warm, amicable and welcoming. It’s not always about the food, but the people who make the restaurant, n’est-ce pas? 

Would we go back, ABSOLUTELY.

Had a delicious meal here when on holiday. Classic dishes with a slight twist. Would go back.

Super restaurant indien où on y découvre des spécialités hyper intéressantes et de qualité. Service à l’écoute et au petit soins. Une super expérience. Merci