This restaurant is like the pits top of all other restaurant, well.. depending on what you are…read moresearching for :) .

So we stumbled upon here one day as we were walking around. Strolled into such a cute little…read more Indian restaurant with an old Bollywood playlist. We sat up front by the window to people watch but in return more people watched us eat! Ha Ha ! I think we brought in the crowd after us! We order the chicken Thaali (12/10) so delish! Included the following: - Rice - Roti - Raita (yogurt) - Kachumar (mixed salad) - Chicken Tikka - Chicken Meatball - Brown Lentils - Chickpeas Plenty for two people! But we also ordered Chicken Tikka on the side with garlic naan (10/10) Everything was delicious! Not as spicy so perfect for tourist but if you would like spicy ask for "spicy pickles"! Def go and enjoy a Thaali!

Had 30 mins for a quick meal before a dash to the airport. Desi Road caught my attention and…read moredecided to give it a try. Had the lunch chicken thali. Great food, great service and nice ambiance. Would recommend all to visit.

5 STAR food, service, everything! We were in the Latin Quarter looking for a spot to eat when all…read morethe others were closed for the lunch break. We stumbled in to Singh and were warmly welcomed by one of the owners (who spoke English, French, Spanish, Hindu, & Punjabi)! A lovely man! They offer a great menu and we're quick to deliver our food! It. was. amazing. Highly recommended service and meal! We will be returning!

My husband and I stopped in last night for dinner, and ended up not only enjoying some great,…read morecasual Indian food but also chatting with the very friendly owner at length. The food was tasty; I eat plant based and there were multiple vegetarian and vegan options. I had some sweet potato and pepita curry, as well as some lentil daal. My husband enjoyed his chicken madras, and we both loved the veggie samosas with 2 dipping sauces. What made our dinner so memorable was visiting with the owner. My husband asked how his business has done since the start of Covid, and he told us that in the spring of 2020 when businesses were closed and no one was eating in restaurants he ended up cooking and donating thousands of meals over the course of a month to healthcare workers in the nearby hospitals who were working nonstop. It kind of made me choke up as I remembered the kindness so many displayed during that time, and made me hope that others find their way to his restaurant to pay it forward. The food is tasty, and the conversation is great. Go!!

Great find in Paris. Delicious Pakistani / Indian/ Kashmiri food. It was flavorful. Not a huge fan…read moreof the desserts there. But their Korma is delicious.

Great atmosphere and color of room. True Indian/paki food. Walked by another Indian restaurant that…read moreactually has a logo of an American Indian Chief. (And basic American hamburgers and Mexican food!) Chicken curry is awesome.

Ended up at this restaurant on a whim (or perhaps fate) and I am so terribly glad that the stars…read morealigned 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!

Ravi is excellent! The food is wonderful. It's one of those places that would make a great…read moreintroduction 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!

HIDDEN GEM! This is by far THE freshest Indian food I have ever had. And the greatest experience in…read moreParis. What an incredible and grateful man. THis is as local as it gets. The handmade cheese Nan was incredible along with all of the other chicken dishes. Our group tried a little bit of everything and then after went next door to Dacouar, an incredible Champagne Cave. Both are MUSTS on your trip to Paris! I wish I could fit this man and his stand into my suitcase. I almost can!

Perfect fast Indian food to go! Delicious made with love from the uncle here! We traveled an hour…read moreto eat here.. well and to hang out in Paris but our original idea was to grab some Indian cuisine here in Europe! And to our delight it was everything we expected with extra spice :)

Very French flavored Indian food. Heavy and thick sauces. We had the chicken Kari and the lamb both…read moreof which had completely interchangeable flavors. Not what I expected. The servers were not happy and speaking to each other in Hindi.

Amazing food especially cheese naan and paneer tikka masala ,chicken tikka masala and pista kulfi…read moreis just out of the world

Superb Indian food in the Gaîté area near Montparnasse…read more I was craving the flavors of my homeland tonight, and convinced the family to stop by after a memorable Bateaux Mouche River cruise on the Seine. We got to Aasman a little after 10 pm, but they're open till 11:30 so they seated us without a fuss (another family came half an hour after us!). Our teen, who is learning French, enjoyed seeing the Indian dishes she was familiar with described in French! We made her order, and between her French and my Hindi, we managed spectacularly! We started off with lassis (mango for the kids, sweet for the missus and I), followed by appetizers - Chicken Tikka and Onion Bhajiya, which were served with delicious chutneys and pickle. For entrées, we ordered butter chicken (served with basmati rice), and a lamb tikka plate - chunks of lamb pieces with basmati rice, palak (puréed spinach), and the most delicious baingan (eggplant) bharta I've ever had. Their baingan bharta was so good, we ordered another full plate of it a la carte! The other dishes were enjoyed as well, all four of us soaking up every last morsel with our butter naans and basmati rice! We were so full that we decided to order one small dessert and share it. The server recommended a warm halwa with cold kulfi, which was an excellent choice! As I polished off the last few bites of the dessert, I could not help but think that it was the perfect ending to a memorable meal!

I walked 14 hours straight, and was craving daal after eating so many carbs and cheese for days…read more This place is pretty close to Gare de Montparnasse in the Gaeity district. It was 3/4 full of Locals at 8:30pm. Restaurant kitchens start to close in Paris around that time. The staff was very nice. I spoke with them in Hindi. The baingan bhartha eggplant was very good. 16€ for a chicken tikka thali. The other option was a lamb tikka thali, or a la carte off the main menu. Naan is 4€, which is kind of pricey but also normal in major cities. I guess it's tourist district prices.

Best meal we had in Paris! The samosas and the chicken tikka masala aren't to be missed.read more

I had been fighting a cold all day and needed curry. The owners are so nice. The environment so…read morecozy. They even allowed me to special order an item that was not on the menu. It was delicious! Highly recommend

Nous sommes allés dans l'un des meilleurs restaurants indiens en dehors de "Little India" dans le…read more5ème, appelé India StreEAT. Le propriétaire, Thomas, l'appelait StreEAT parce qu'il était un enfant des rues du Bengale. Une histoire vraiment réconfortante depuis les rues pauvres de l'Inde jusqu'à devenir restaurateur. Une bonne adresse La nourriture était délicieuse. Beaucoup de saveurs riches. J'ai particulièrement aimé l'agneau Saag et le saag paneer. Fait intéressant, leur achar (plat d'accompagnement mariné) était plutôt une sauce, ce que nous avons vraiment apprécié.Thomas est très chaleureux, sympathique et accueillant. Il ne s'agit pas toujours de la nourriture, mais des gens qui font le restaurant, n'est-ce pas ? Y retournerions-nous, ABSOLUMENT.

Excellent Food and Menu with friendly service close to Metro Censier-Daubenton with a nice relaxing…read moreambience. Thomas and the team have struck the right balance with vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.