It is a Himalaya restaurant just below the sacred heart basilica. The restaurant is kind of tuck…read moreaway alley from the entrance. The price is affordable during lunch special. We got the chicken tandoori with chickpea spinach. It also come with rice. Chicken is juicy and not dry after grilled. We also got a Himalayan sausage as the other entree. It is interesting to try. Overall service is good. I would said try their lunch special is a steal. The outside seating is nice on month of May.

Absolutely amazing..small hole in the wall, here California the best garlic nan I've ever had…read more Great food great service.

After a few days of being tourists and having French cuisine we went back to our roots after…read morecraving Pakistani food. This place is very welcoming and family oriented. Service is top notch. Food is authentic and hits the spot.

The food here was AMAZING! I had the spicy butter chicken and it did not disappoint. The staff and…read moreservice was incredible. They made us feel right at home. The mango smoothie at the end was such a nice treat!

admittedly, I don't eat at other Indian Restaurants in Paris, but I know a lot in NYC and the…read moresurrounding area. THIS IS THE BEST INDIAN FOOD I HAVE EVER HAD! You can tell it is made fresh, and it has a family-run atmosphere. There is an older gentleman that is a delight and sits down and plays the sitar during interludes. Everyone is very nice, and I'm pretty sure everyone speaks English if you need it. I can confirm the older gentleman that is always present definitely does. Admittedly, it is a little pricey compared to other Indian food I have tried (about 55-60 euros for 3 people), however the food is definitely worth that price. The chicken tandori was fresh, well spiced, and cooked to perfection. The spices, in general added distinct and delicious flavor to the food, without ovewhelming the palate and did not make them too hot/ spicy. Examples of excellent vegetable selections include all the classics (dal, gobi, and the spinach-cheese plate that is different and better than any other I've every tried). I'm sure you could ask for the plates to be prepared hotter, but I never do- I feel they know what they are doing in the kitchen and do not want to deviate. The nan (regular) is light and fluffy and baked on the spot. The samosas are better than average, especially the vegetable samosas, but I think the real prizes of the establishment is in their main plates. Highly recommend it if you are in the mood for Indian food- I have convinced people from the right bank to make the trip down, they all leave highly impressed and agree this Indian food is the jam!

We walked to this place from our hotel (that was a nice walk to build up an appetite). We were…read moreserenaded with live sitar playing in the background. The service was excellent. The good was average (as an Indian, I have higher standards). Overall, a nice experience.

Lovely quaint family owned restaurant. Ordered the chicken vindaloo, chicken Tika masala with…read morebasmati rice and paratha bread. The flavors were extraordinarily true to Indian cuisine. Have eaten extensively all over the world so this is true deliciousness. The rice was fragrant and perfectly cooked. I was taken aback by the size of the portion being quite small but I guess expected in France. The server was a little slow to bring out the food but this is a mom and pop operation so it's understandable.

Great restaurant was wonderful authentic Indian food and a nice small atmosphere. Desserts are…read morehomemade and spices/spiciness can be adjusted. Opening hours on Yelp, do not correspond to reality.

This restaurant was one of my two favourite in the gard du nord area which serve south indian food…read more Each time I went there, the place was very busy, but still the owner and his stuff made me feel very welcome and answered all my questions patiently. The food was simply delicious: the dosa was super tasty, as well was the sambhar, idlis and appams. It was actually so good (and affordable), I came in twice a day. I will definitely come back next time when I am in Paris.

One of the best Indian restaurants I've ever been to. The buffet is an exceptional value, the food…read moreis some of the best in Paris, and the service is truly above and beyond.

We wanted Indian food while we were in Paris. It started off interesting from the start as we were…read morelooked at with the deer in headlights look. We eventually got seated but around the corner we heard much deliberation. Another gentleman came to take our order. There was no warmth in the service and since we did not speak French, it seemed as if they didn't want to be helpful regardless of trying to speak English or Hindi. We asked for one of our dishes to be spicy, the response was "it is". Well, the dish definitely had no spice to it all. Nothing did. It was very disappointing. No one was even available to ask questions or anything. Our naan came with the appetizer so by the time our entree came, it was cold. Not sure what is going on. At the end, another gentleman came to close us out. Not once were we asked if we needed anything else. Not sure if I can recommend this one. Maybe if you want no spice in the food.

Our supper club recently made its way to the Left Bank to try out the Nepalese fare at this place…read more We found great, smiley, attendant service, excellent, reasonably priced food, and a warm atmosphere. Don't forget to book ahead, especially on weekends. I'm glad we did. I would have been chagrined to miss out on these dishes. Make sure to try the anda bara and halwa. Thank me later. :-)

Great Indian food! Owner was very kind and helpful with suggestions. Would definitely return!read more

My first time here. Found myself in the neighborhood and decided to check it out. I had the aloo…read moremattar - potatoes and peas- and it was very tasty. The food was fresh and the service was fast. Only complaint - the beer was not cold enough. Otherwise, it was fine and I'd come back.

The staff is friendly and the food is amazing…read more The Chettinadu staff handles large groups really well and it is also the home of the best samosa légumes that I have ever had in my entire life (1 euro). The thaali is phenomenal (6 euros)- slightly spicy- and is quite filling. Here you will definitely get bank for your buck, and you'll leave with a happy belly and a stroll through Paris's Little India. I have been coming to Chettinadu since August 2008, and am and never will be disappointed. I don't think my words in a review on Yelp could do it justice, so please go and check it out for yourselves. It's perfect for someone who has never been to India and doesn't know much about Indian cuisine (like myself) and also for India lovers and passionate foodies. Finish off your meal with a chai masala and you're all set. I'd also like to point out that in the summertimes the restaurant has air conditioning which is pretty fantastic.