Great food and excellent service. The chicken vindaloo was terrific. They allowed my girlfriend and…read moreI to wait inside well after closing while we waited for an Uber (this took 30 mins), and even called the driver for us since we don't speak French. Worth the trip if you're in the CDG/Roissy area.

Incredibly delicious South Indian food - and a brilliant value! Great locations, easy walking…read moredistance from the Palace of Versailles. The owner was so kind and generous to us -- offering my little nephew extra food when he saw how much he enjoyed the first helping :-) 10/10

No decor, no ambiance, but generous portions of delicious Indian- Sri Lanken food. My vegetarian…read morestuffed parartha filled the huge banana leaf plate. A real plate that looked like a leaf. It came with a delicious coconut chutney and was stuffed with fresh sautéed spinach and a cream cheese that was very mild. My husband had the veg thali and couldn't finish it. It came with a great dessert which we split. Very affordable!! A few min walk from the station.

Great food and nice owners/workers, very honest people. Can get very busy and crowded, located in…read morethe Indian/Pakistani restaurant area near Gare du Nord.

Solid 3.5, but rounding up to 4 because it's better than average (and the cheese paratha bumped it…read moreup). 100% vegetarian and Indian food. The pictures on the menu do not necessarily match up with the entree it is next to. Ate palak paneer and butter paneer for dinner with side of parathas, and an extra cheese paratha. Palak paneer left much to be desired, was a little low on the flavor side. Butter paneer was much better, a little sweeter, and had a coconut flavor coming through. The plain parathas were thick and fluffy, great for sopping up sauces. The cheese paratha was really my star of the show- it was a kinda of Brie/cream cheese filling that was gooey on the inside. Somehow, it really brought extra flavor out in the entrees. We arrived at an opportune time, so we didn't wait, but we were the last to arrive before the rush. After us, there was a constant wait and solo customers were seated in any available space, even with other guests. This did not impact us. The staff did not rush any of the guests to turn over tables and accommodate the rush. The food seemed to be made upon request and the staff was constantly moving and serving. In sum, if you are a vegetarian, looking for relatively cheap and tasty Indian food, don't mind a divey/crowded atmosphere, definitely check this place out- it clearly gets a lot of hype.

A wonderful meal and service. If you are seeking authentic Indian food while in Paris, this is it.read more

3.5/5 Solely given due to the service. The restaurant is…read moreoverpriced and overhyped. Interesting Eros theme but overall would not come back. The ambiance is elegant and good to show off but food and price does not make up for it. The quantity was very small and despite asking for Indian flavors very bland. Curries were also oily. The owner is kind but good did not live up to expectations.

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This is at Aeroville Mall. It was previously called Le Chutney. Entrees do not come with any…read moreaccompaniment; naan is €4 for one. The lamb curry was average. The lamb was sometimes tender sometimes tough. The Paneer dishes were very good. The restaurant was not busy at all, it was clean, and the service was fast. Good if you're in a pinch.

The location has changed names to Le Chutney. It is located in the aerovile mall just outside the…read moreCharles. De Gaul airport. While being in the food court, this place offers amazing aromas that will pull you into their eatery. The service is alright. The Indians do not speak Indian and little English. While communication is difficult, they know how to make the food delicious. Go here for the food, but speak French for better service.

From the owner: Voyage en Inde Dans un décor typique, le Bombay vous entraîne à la découverte d'un océan de saveurs…read moreinédites : Raïta (salade indienne), riz basmati, Chicken Tikka (morceau de poulet mariné aux épices et grillé), Dal Curry (lentilles), galette Nan (pain traditionnel) font partie du "Plateau-repas complet indien" appellé le "Thali". Un avant-goût gourmand pour partir à la rencontre de la gastronomie indienne...