Ended up at this restaurant on a whim (or perhaps fate) and I am so terribly glad that the stars aligned for us like that. Everything was sooo tasty and the staff was lovely too. In fact so good that we walked all the way over from Chatalet the next day to order takeout because we simply couldn't stop thinking about the food. 6/5 stars have to recommend! read more

Ravi is excellent! The food is wonderful. It's one of those places that would make a great introduction to Indian cuisine, and will also please the experienced connoisseur. The servers are kind and helpful. They take pride in their restaurant and the food they are serving. We will return again! read more

I'm not sure if I'm used to a different type of Indian food, but I was extremely disappointed with the food here. I ordered a chicken vindaloo, which is supposed to be spicy, but the curry was not spicy at all and had way too much cream. The naan and rice were quite expensive compared to other Indian restaurants I tried. The service was also not good. The server mumbled a lot and seemed grumpy. He made a lot of comments or jokes that were not funny. My friends and I left the restaurant feeling very confused with the service and underwhelmed with the food. read more

As a gourmand New Yorker, who travels to India too, this place rocks! - great food, great authentic spices, understated service that goes way beyond! Very Reasonable Prices! The 13 yr-old monster wanted Tikka Makni, but only said chicken Tikka, which was served beautifully and so tender & moist... They just gave her a whole new dish cooked with the sauce, no problem, (my mouth is watering just to remember!) I was provided a super Hot side portion of my Vindaloo sauce, I could add, to mix it to my exact heat preference! Its a small room with a warm ambiance, MUST RESERVE in advance, this place is packed! by true smart Parisians in the know... read more

Great Indian food and flavors are comforting. Glad to find this place during our travels. Very conveniently located to the musee d'orsay.

Great Yelp reviews and a craving for Indian cuisine led me to 'Ravi' on a cold Parisian night. Ravi is small, cozy and dimly lit, with the restaurant barely able to seat 20 people, and that would be pushing it. The waiter was very professional and ran the entire dining room himself with another two gentleman running the kitchen. The decor and atmosphere throughout was very detailed and impressive from the wood trim on the walls to the tableware and candles. The Indian background music was also a nice touch and at the perfect volume level. Chicken Tika Masala and Lamb Madras were the entrees we ordered, passing on any starters or naan on this night. Both dishes were delicious, hot, fresh and exploding with flavors. We were also served a large plate of basmati rice to accompany our dishes which in itself was tasty. Unfortunately the extremely dim lighting made pictures hard to take and I wasn't able to get any good ones of the food. Despite my lack of pictures though, please trust me, this place is well worth a try! read more

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Outstanding. The Chicken tikka starter is some of the best Indian cuisine we have ever had. I'm not trying to be over the top. I'll eat anything and be happy. I was in Paris 2 weeks and came here several times. There is a lot of the alright food in Paris for over the top prices but this place was different and full of flavor. I would come here ever time in Paris. The tikka masala was good. Biryani rice was good. The butter chicken was great. Medium spice will leave you daring to try spicy. Spicy will get the sweat just about ready to start so unless you like hot things medium is perfect. The cheese naan is a great addition. You will walk away beyond satisfied. Sorry no pictures. Ate it too fast read more

In Paris for 3 days and found one of the best Indian restaurants. We went in on a Monday night around 8:00pm. The place seats about 40 people. The atmosphere was clean and casual. It had dim lighting, Indian music playing softly in the background and candle lit tables. We started off with a Kingfisher and vegetable samosas. The samosas were AMAZING!! WE ordered the butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, garlic naan and rice. The dishes were creamy and flavorful. I also ordered a mango lassi to go, which was of perfect consistency and tasty! The waiter was polite and professional. They served the cracker and chutney while we waited for our food. Overall best Indian place in Paris! read more

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Food was really good! We squeezed in last minute. The place is tiny but super cute. It is different from American style Indian food, but if you like that you'll like this. read more

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I had such great time with my families, we had dinner here and the food was super super super fabulous! Best Indian restaurant in Paris! I definitely recommand you all to come and dine here! read more

The food was okay and the chicken vindaloo was not what we had hoped for. The "spicy" vindaloo was mild at best and the garlic naan was chewy. The waiter cleaned up our table before we were done. They charge extra for the rice since it doesn't come with the curry (which is not common if you've ordered Indian cuisine before anywhere else). read more

this restaurant's food and ambience is amazing. I go there every time I visit paris!

My wife and I found this wonderful restaurant after visiting the Musee d'Orsay. It's about a five minute walk from the museum, and was open during the day when everything else was closed. Ask for the English menu if you need it. We ordered Indian Iced Tea, Lamb Curry, Chicken Dumpling Curry and Naan. All was fantastic! read more

Best Indian food I've had in Paris. Here's why: - The papadum is spicy and crispy and they give you a ton of it from the get go. - Lots of vegetarian options. - The cheese nan is out of this world. - The dishes are fresh and well cooked -- the matar paneer is amazing. - If you ask for spicy, you actually get spicy. Woohoo! - Flavorful rice. - The interior decor could be likened to the inside of an exotic, golden chest. It's like a hole-in-the-wall temple. Plus the prices are totally reasonable. My two friends and I had a feast for 70€ total. read more

Amazing Indian food. First thing is that it's quite posh in there which is quite refreshing from other Indian establishments. The food was a 8/10. Service was very professional and they spoke English quite well. Very surprised to find this quality restaurant. read more

Ravi - Indian Near Me - Paris, 75

This Indian food was just OK to good. We tried to get away from the rich buttery Parisian French food for one night, but missed with this place. We've had better Indian in Los Angeles and London. Nice atmosphere and solid service. We got the Veggie Samosas, Chicken Tikka Masala spicy, with Aloo Gobi, Basmati with nuts, and Garlic Naan. If you like Indian beer, they have Kingfisher. The Samosa was great, served with shredded carrot and a variety of sauces and chutneys. The aloo gobi was great too. However, the chicken tikka masala was only mediocre at best, and they failed to remove heavy aromatic spices from it and the rice, like bay leaves and whole cloves and coriander seeds. The tikka masala sauce didn't have a lot of depth of flavor. I did not find it as expensive as others did. Prices as expected in this part of paris. read more

This is probably one of the best Indian restaurants in Paris. After having been disappointed with other highly reviewed places in Paris not living up to hype, Ravi is a clear win. Excellent Indian food, very authentic, great service. A little on the pricey side but so is every place in Paris, all I can say for sure is that you actually get what you pay for at Ravi. Delicious. Also, we enjoy ordering to go from them as well. Grab a couple of entrees and head back home to watch a movie with a great meal. So far we've had the chicken vindaloo, chicken tikka masala, cheese naan and normal naan. Going back again tonight. Haha! read more

The ambiance inside was incredible! Incense burning, dim and candle lit, with beautiful buddhist decorations. They offer everyone a glass of free champagne of sort. The food was a bit expensive. Since when does a side of plain rice cost 7€? And a small piece of plain Nan another 4€? Besides the prices the food was very good! I asked for spicy and it was the perfect amount of spicy but still enjoyable and you could really taste all the flavors. The wait-staff was incredibly professional and friendly. They speak both French and English, and possibly more. Paying was quick and easy with no problems either using cash or card. Would highly recommend if you're in the neighborhood and looking for some delicious Indian food, and maybe if money is not an issue. read more

The service here is fantastic and the food is absolutely delicious. The restaurant has a great vibe that can work well for a date night, dining alone, or even a small group. Highly recommend! read more

Ravi is a total gem in Paris' St. Germaine neighborhood. It's tiny, the decor is ornate, and the food is excellent. I would go so far as to say this is the most romantic restaurant I've ever dined at and the best Indian I've ever had They served us a glass of champagne (on the house) as we looked over the menu. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, palak paneer, and aloo gobi. When the bill arrived it came in a small, closed, hand painted box served on a silver platter. What. read more

This is a somewhat high-end restaurant. It's very small with just one aisle of tables, has a cozy/intimate feeling, and an interesting traditional decor. By the time we got there, it was quite late and they were about to close, but the owner let us in. The food taste was sub-par, but maybe that is because I had ordered my food without onions and garlic, so it was not a regular recipe for them. I was disappointed that I was served rice with onions in it even though I had specifically asked for food without onions and garlic. read more

My wife and I ate here on our honeymoon. We were actually looking for a different restaurant at the time, but we love Indian food and decided to eat here instead. We could not be happier with our decision. We ordered the murg tikka marsala, aloo gobi, garlic naan and white rice, and everything was delicious. We eat Indian food on a regular basis, and while the menu items were familiar, the taste was new and very enjoyable. The chicken and vegetables were prepared very well, the sauces had plenty of flavor, and the garlic naan was the perfect way to clean up any left over sauce. We only have one more day left in Paris, but we will definitely eat here again before we leave. This is a small and lovely Indian food restaurant. A small wait is expected and well deserved to allow the chefs time to prepare your food. Try it, and you will not be let down. read more

A small little place across the river from the Jardín de Tuileries, it's worth the walk. Absolutely delicious food, and very filling. It's also one of the few places I've found in Paris with air conditioning! read more

A quiet Sunday night in Paris, even in the summer, can be challenging for a late dinner. We were therefore pleased to find Ravi. Indian and open late. The food was great (butter chicken, aloo gobi, naan, lacha paratha, samosas, mango lassis). But the ambience and service was even better. The ornate, beautiful interior, with its soft lighting and carved paneling draws the eye and creates an experience of solitude and quiet, mysterious romance, in the center of the city. The service was impeccable - timely, attentive, just the right level of involvement; the waiter knew when to leave us alone to talk and when to jokingly help my wife fend off my attempts to steal sips from her delicious lassi. It was a fun and delicious evening. Go there and experience it for yourself. read more

Beautiful ambience candlelit for nice romantic dinner. Food presented nicely. Pleasant staff. Expensive but worth the money.

Quiet and personable restaurant that seats about 30 people maximum. Authentic Indian at a decent Paris price. I had the paneer and it was perfect. read more

The food was great. Different enough from American Indian so that you know your in a different country, but still amazing. We got the butter chicken which was excellent (less sweet than American) and the chicken curry ( it tasted slightly different in a way I can't describe). read more

Ravi has a small, intimate and charming atmosphere. The food is fabulous and the service is excellent. We love Sudar! What a nice guy :)

It is a nice cozy restaurant with a really nice decor. A short walk away from Musee du Louvre (and just behind Musee d'Orsay), my wife and I stumbled upon this restaurant after an exhausting day at the museum. The food was good. The service was a little slow although there were only a few customers.They did not have any of the desserts listed on the menu, hence the reduced rating. read more