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!

Classic Saravanaa Bhavan every South Indian knows and loves. I got seated immediately for lunch on…read morea Monday and ordered the South Indian Thali with a mango lassi. You get plenty of food for 17 euros. I was absolutely stuffed leaving there. Most everything was pretty good. I really liked the rasam and curry they gave. I like that it comes with a little of everything. I was feeling a bit homesick so this made me feel like I was in my mom's kitchen eating.

We have been to few Saravana Bhavan around and this one totally disappointed to the name. While the…read moreambiance is nice the food disappointed. It is no close to other branches.

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.

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!

The best Indian restaurant I've been too in a while and too be in Paris, The food was so good. The…read morestaff was attentive and ensured you had everything you needed at the table & they took the time to explain what I didn't understand on the menu. At the time of our visits they were prepping for a large party however we did not feel neglected.

This little nook in the wall serves some of the best indian classic Ive had in Paris. Don't be…read moreturned off by its no frills appearance. Its cheap with a vegetable thali costing around 8euros. Great flavours and the staff are friendly and polite. Its definitely worth a return visit.

After a disappointing experience at a restaurant next door, we came here another day to a happy…read moretummy. Service was quick and food didn't disappoint.

Ok so let's talk about Sangeetha and why I'm giving it such a high rating…read more Sangeetha is located down the street from a couple of other Indian restaurants. We tried a couple of the other places down the street, but hands down Sangeetha was the best and most accommodating to our dietary restrictions. Certain members of my family eat a semi-Jain diet and do not eat any food items with onion or garlic in it. Because of this, traveling can be quite difficult and it's often very hard for them to find food items that they can eat, especially while abroad. This restaurant was very understanding about their dietary restrictions and was able to modify dishes for them so they could actually have a full meal. Service was great and the interior was clean. Chaat service does end at a certain time so you can't get it later in the day, but their menu is still pretty appealing. Honestly, one of the better Indian restaurants in Paris esp if you have dietary issues.

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!

Tasty, cheap, and exactly what you want after a long day of doing touristy stuff, Bombay Palace is…read morea nice little Indian place tucked into one of the side streets near Gare du Nord. Kinda hard to find, but it's literally the only place open past 10pm here so just look for the lights I suppose? Food is hot, cheap, and covered by a just-spicy enough sauce. They let you pick a scoop of rice, meat, and a vegetable and they throw the whole mess nonchalantly on a plate in true Indian fashion. It's pretty generously portioned, though I was still left a little hungry because I maybe got two pieces of lamb. Still, at €7.00 per plate, I can't really complain. Worth a visit if you're craving Indian.

5€ plate... is very cheap. Even if you modify with extras... its not expensive…read more I recommend it for lunch........ Some vegetables options too....

After all the bread and pastries, I was craving some Indian food. I randomly chose Rani Mahal…read morebecause it was between where I was the moment I had the craving and my hotel. Weaving through the streets at night alone, I felt safe in this neighbourhood and had no trouble finding the restaurant. The gentleman who was acting as host and waiter addressed me immediately and spoke English very well. I was able to order my food to-go without any complications. He was perfectly pleasant and helpful, which I only point out because everyone always complains about Parisians. The food was really delicious and flavourful. They accept cards.

As an Indian American, I found the food to be comparable in quality and taste to other Indian…read morerestaurants. The location was close to our hotel. Service was pretty fast (restaurant was not busy at all when we arrived). We ordered butter naan, garlic naan, Shahi paneer, Palak paneer and saffron rice. Overall food was good, standard Indian food. Spice level was mild but decent. Bathrooms were very nice. Not the most noteworthy experience, but decent Indian food in Paris.