Delicious. Simple menu, filling portions.read more

Great Sri Lankan food in Paris! What a surprise. We shared the Menu Padmini and loved all of it.read more

Food was good especially the kothu parotta Ambiance was more…read morenatural and chaotic. But for quick in and out it was good experience with good food.

Muniyandi Vilas is Sri Lankan, located in the heart of Paris's Sri Lankan/South Asian community…read moreeast of Gare du Nord. It's small, incredibly busy, amazingly inexpensive, and has some of the BEST Sri Lankan food we've ever had (and we've been to Sri Lanka). We ordered the Vegetarian Thali (an assortment of curries, rice, and chutneys), plain paratha (we watched them making it in the window), a masala dosa, and chicken tikka. Every dish was stunning, but most impressive was the paratha. This was our 3rd or 4th time here - and it's definitely on our must-go-back list whenever we're in Paris.

Fantastic Sri Lankan food in the heart of Paris. You cannot go wrong here. Everything is prepared…read morefresh & delicious.

Being an Indian and having eaten in many Indian restaurants across Europe, there are very few which…read moreare truly authentic. Cross Nalas Appakadai off that list. It's one of few Indian restaurants, especially in Paris, that actually makes you think you are eating in India. Of course, for those sensitive to spices, the levels can be toned down. But the taste and flavours are fantastic! This restaurant spécialisés in South Indian food, especially from the states of Kerala and Tamilnadu. Try their speciality crepes, the Appams. Being a vegetarian, I love pairing the Appams with 'Ulli Theyal' or even 'Gobi Manchurian'. Meat eaters have more of a choice, though there are many vegetarian options as well. If you're in the 10ème, in the La Chapelle/Gare du Nord area, this place is a must visit.

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.

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.

I came here with my family of 5 and we sat down immediately. The food was absolutely incredible and…read morethe service was even better!! I would come back everyday of the week to this restaurant!!

Good, not great but the food was very consistent and that was the case for six different entrees we…read moreordered. Really, the only thing keeping them from five stars was the slow service we received. It got very busy shortly after we arrived and suddenly it was difficult even to get a glass of water, much less anything else. I was impressed with the nann and the chicken and spinach curry.

Rip off- Overcharge and tasted terrible. Service also. Don't waste your time or money please stay…read moreaway

Fantastic place. We have a very fine discernment of good Indian food from bad and the small and…read morefiner culinary nuances that in aggregate make for a sumptuous Indian dish. We had butter chicken + another chicken dish, lamb, paneer, dal along with mango lassi and butter/garlic naan. The curries were exquisite and one sign of the finesse was the texture of the curries was just the right viscosity + it had lots of cashews which a master stroke. Service was good, full of courtesy and the decor was magnificent and so was the ambience. I had my wife + 2 kids with me. Every one thoroughly enjoyed the meal and would love to go back.

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!

Still a classic. Been to multiple locations (NY UWS, NY Curry Hill and this one in Paris) and their…read moreflavors and service is consistent throughout all locations. I recommend if you are craving Idli, vada or dosa

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.