Postitve reviews convinced me to go here. Glad I did. Food was enjoyable. Large soup portion, mains…read moreserved one. Good service. Nice small place with ambiance. Peaceful. I would return to try more dishes.

Although French food is very good, my boyfriend and I were looking for some diversity in our…read morecuisine. On Yelp, we had found Le Palais de Raja Maharaja and it was one of the best decisions I made in France. Actually, I believe that it is one of the best Indian restaurants I have been to in my life. If you don't speak French, they are very accommodating. When we walked in the restaurant, we were greeted and sat right away. The host and the owner was very friendly and inviting. He made some great recommendations on the menu. For a free starter, we were offered some papadum with some nice chutneys. It was all very tasty and fresh. We ended up ordering some vegetable samosas, butter chicken, and a lentil chicken soup. The samosas were fresh and crispy with nice flavors! Be careful, these things come out hot. The butter chicken did not have overcooked chicken which is a huge plus! It was savory, rich, and creamy. Sometimes, excess oil is a problem in butter chicken. But, not here! This dish was great. I have no complaints about the lentil soup, but it is pretty standard. Although it was quite good, it definitely wasn't the star of the meal. To end the night, we ordered halva dessert. It is a very sweet, dense confection dessert. It was absolutely delicious and will fulfill any sweet tooth. If you are looking to take a break from all of the French food in France, this would be a great option. Especially if you are staying at a nearby hotel.

Easily the best indian food I ever had. VERY unassuming location but sometimes that's where the…read morevery best food is hidden. The service is great. This place is quite authentic. I've been to India and I thought this place cooked their lamb better. Very very good.

Best service among Indian restaurants in Paris! The spice level in general is less in France, so…read moremake sure u ask to make dishes spicy when u order. Chicken varuval(poulet varuval) is a must try. Not many Indians other than tamilians come here since they don't recognize the name but this place is a much better option compared to saravana bhavan next door!

Amazing food, great location, superb and attentive service with a great ambiance. Could ask for…read moremore. The food was tasty, cooked right with knowledgeable staff who were keen to answer questions. It was the hottest week in France yet the place was cool enough to enjoy a great meal. We went with family and they were very accommodating with 10 of us. The breads were great and there was a range of condiments on offer with papads. The kulfi dessert was really good too, in a great presentation. Will go again for sure, when we are back in Paris.

The food was good. However, this is France, and when in France, you can expect small portions. If…read moreyou're American and accustomed to larger servings, you won't find that here. Everything is priced separately, so the items on the menu don't include sides like rice or naan bread. Personally, I don't eat much, so I thought it was fine. When you order naan bread, they only give you one piece--unlike other countries where you often get more. It feels a bit stingy, and you're paying a lot for minimal food. I don't understand why this restaurant doesn't include sides with the dishes; it seems odd that everything is priced separately. The service was just okay. I didn't feel any warm or friendly vibe--it was neutral at best. The atmosphere was also just okay.

Great ambience, outstanding food-best meal I had in Paris- ok service and handicapped accessible,…read morealthough the bathrooms are not. Paris is just awful with accessibility. I could get in here but the bathrooms were not accessible. The food and drinks were outstanding. I would recommend this restaurant.

excellent service, very good food particulalry Kulfi -- a must have when visiting Parisread more

Came here for a nice dinner before doing touristy activities at the Eiffel Tower. The food was good…read morebut left a little bit to be desired. I ordered the pineapple lassi which came out quickly after. It was a risky order that could have been not so great but it ended up being great. The service was alright but they took out one of our dishes before my friend was finished. The restaurant was great looking inside but we ended up in a cramped corner at a table for two when we were a group of three. As a tall group of people there was not enough room for every dish. There was food in every corner of the table.

Very slow service but they considered my request to surprise my husband on his birthday. The food…read morewas good. The drinks were ok.

If you are looking for delicious elevated Indian food you must come here. This spot was a…read morerecommendation from a friend and I am thrilled to be in the neighborhood to try it out. You can smell all the goodness when you walk in through the door. There is quiet chatter and Indian music playing in the background. We picked a selection from appetizers and each dish brought out was a work of Art. The colors on the plate and presentation just added even more to the delicious tasting bites. Everything we ordered was amazing and we def left full and happy not to mention our plates were almost licked clean. Stop in and try out some amazing Indian food in Paris!!

Highly disappointed in the food. The restaurant itself is gorgeous with excellent service. It is…read morealmost like a Michelin restaurant. However the food was disappointing. The naan and roti were half burnt. The mango lassi was not fresh. The saag curry had no flavor and the paneer was okay. Portions are also abysmal for the prices. Would not recommend going here

Lining a street adjacent to Paris' Gare du Nord train station are a huge selection of Indian…read morerestaurants, markets, and stores. The perfect place to stop for food in between trains! Chennai Dosa offered a large menu of curries, dosas, and more, but my pick was the North Indian Thali, which came with a sampling of 10 ramekins of dishes, along with two chapatti flatbreads and a papad cracker. The dishes included chana masala (chickpea curry); a decadent paneer butter masala; yellow dal; spicy potatoes; a mixed vegetable dish of potatoes, peas, and carrots; and two different mixed rice dishes (a slightly sweet rice and a more heavily spiced brown-colored rice). The thali also came with sides of raita, a yellow sweet made of semolina, and sliced cucumbers/carrots/onions to round it all out. This restaurant was definitely a hole-in-the-wall, but the service, flavors, and prices were all on point!

Great tasty food; excellent service. South Indian is their specialty but the North India dishes…read morewere delicious as well. Highly recommend!

Walked all the way from the louvre and it was under construction!. So disappointed and hungryread more

Gwadar serves some of the best-quality Indian-Pakistani dishes I've ever eaten, all the while with…read moreexcellent service to boot (an abnormality in Paris, that is). Ordered samosas to start, which came piping hot and delicious, although they may or may not have been frozen before. Rose lassi was okay, but tasted artificial. Main dish was palak saag, which was lamb and spinach cheese curry. Came with rice and naan, and it made for a hearty meal. Lamb was slightly on the tough side, but the spinach and cheese were creamy and smooth. It was a lot of food, as I could barely finish everything on my own. Unfortunately, I'd gone on the weekend, which didn't allow for a lunch special: I would definitely recommend going on the weekdays, as my food came out to nearly 30 euros (bread and rice were charged extra), as opposed to 16 euros for the special. Food was pretty good, but it was the courteous and welcoming staff which made my experience in Gwadar a good one. Worth a try!