Very enjoyable dining experience. Our host/owner(?) was very kind and helpful. Speaks both French…read moreand English. Had the Dal Tarka & Chicken Tikka Masala. Both were very tasty but the dal tarka was some of the best ever. He spiced up the tikka masala for us and brought it from mild to a nice medium kick. Prices were fair too. I recommend!

This was decent Indian food for France. Our hotel was close by so we tried it out one night. They…read morehad several vegetarian options. Although the food could have had a little more spice and salt, we liked the Palak Paneer and the naan. There needs to be more paneer in the palak paneer. Good Indian food for what we expected in Dijon.

We were staying in Dijon for a few days, and we popped in here for dinner one night. One of us is…read morevegetarian and they of course had great options. We went for the veg curry, palak paneer and a side of paratha. Everything was delicious and well-prepared. Service was friendly and efficient. The reason we took away a star is because of the ambiance. The place is very tired, way too bright, and is in need to some TLC. If you are willing to look past that, you will enjoy a great meal there.

From the owner: Un Indien dans la ville La carte propose un tour d'horizon complet des richesses de la cuisine…read moreindienne. Le voyage commence par les beignets d'aubergine ou la raita (yaourt avec concombre et tomate, légèrement assaisonné, à déguster avec les nans, petites galettes chaudes nature ou au fromage), l'inénarrable poulet tandoori ou encore les gambas marinées. L'escale suivante, ce sont les viandes (agneau, poulet, dinde et boeuf) et les poissons préparés avec toutes sortes de curry : Shai Korma, Madras, Palak, Vindaloo, Massala, Muglay, Dall... Atterrissage en douceur avec gâteau maison, glace indienne ou encore un thé à la cardamome et à la cannelle.

Worst Indian food I've ever had anywhere. My meal was served with two small falafel balls and a…read morecoconut and chocolate chip cookie. The most un-Indian meal I've ever had.

The food was expensive, 8 euros a pop, for what I believe to be store bought veggie burgers,…read more(perfectly round with fake grill marks), on an unhealthy white bread bun and nothing else on the plate. Traveling as vegans is challenging in the country of the pig, and we were excited by the reviews of this place which made the poor food quality even more disappointing.

From the owner: Spécialités indiennes et pakistanaise Sur place/ à emporter/ service traiteur / livraisonread more

Friendly service and really good food! The garlic naan bread was amazing and the chicken birjani…read morewas to die for.

The best vegetarian Indian food we've had! The spinach curry was so flavorful and fantastic as was…read morethe curry lentils. My friend had the mango chicken and it was his first time trying Indian food - he was blown away. Great customer service. Family owned and it shows! Very hospitable. We were back many times !

There were zero people at the restaurant- totally empty! We go in and they ask for a reservation…read more We said no and so they wouldn't seat us. NO ONE ELSE WAS THERE!

We stayed pretty close to this restaurant (at Henry II) so it was very convenient. We went to…read moreBeaune during Christmas and pretty much everything else was closed so we ended up here. Now the review. During our conversation with the owner, we were told this restaurant is not really catered for "tourists" but more for "locals". The food is average at best. But as I said before it is more catered for local taste and we managed with what was served. The owner who was also doing the service in the restaurant and was also managing the bar was very busy and it was hard to get the guy to bring us stuff. We went here on two consecutive days and on one evening the owner was very generous in giving us a bottle of wine after we finished our dinner. 3 stars though for food and service.