Great ambience, outstanding food-best meal I had in Paris- ok service and handicapped accessible,…read morealthough the bathrooms are not. Paris is just awful with accessibility. I could get in here but the bathrooms were not accessible. The food and drinks were outstanding. I would recommend this restaurant.

excellent service, very good food particulalry Kulfi -- a must have when visiting Parisread more

Great flavor Indian food we got the vindaloo and eggplant curry both were very flavorful and great…read more The cheese naan was the best we've ever had.(we've had a lot of Indian food). My only critique would be that the food be a little bit more spicy and come with rice.

Excellent food and service. Had the butter chicken, chicken curry, and various rice dishes. All…read morewere excellent. The butter chicken was outstanding. Also I'd suggest pairing with a kingfisher or the Kamasutra (Indian) Savignon blanc. Great choice!

We discovered this lovely little restaurant on Yelp and, having a yen for some Indian food, gave it…read morea try. We lucked out! The pakora were delicious, especially the samosas. The naan were also wonderful and we followed that with some Chicken Balti and some rice to mix with its nicely spicy sauce. Our waiter was very personable (he speaks several languages) and told us the restaurant had been open for only three weeks. It has a sister restaurant elsewhere in the city. We wish it the best!

I have eaten in dozens and dozens of Indian restaurants...including many in India (I've visited…read moretwice). This is one of the very best Indian restaurants I have ever enjoyed. The best naan EVER. Our server was incredibly friendly, helpful and attentive (and NO rushing!). He speaks five languages and is a student...incredible. We took home some of our food and had it for breakfast the next day. It continued to be fantastic. Highly recommended.

Very slow service but they considered my request to surprise my husband on his birthday. The food…read morewas good. The drinks were ok.

My husband & I stumbled upon this place while visiting Paris and I'm so glad we did. The food was…read moreexcellent. My only complaint is that the tables are REALLY close together. I felt like I was dinning with the people on both sides of us.

Walked all the way from the louvre and it was under construction!. So disappointed and hungryread more

Gwadar serves some of the best-quality Indian-Pakistani dishes I've ever eaten, all the while with…read moreexcellent service to boot (an abnormality in Paris, that is). Ordered samosas to start, which came piping hot and delicious, although they may or may not have been frozen before. Rose lassi was okay, but tasted artificial. Main dish was palak saag, which was lamb and spinach cheese curry. Came with rice and naan, and it made for a hearty meal. Lamb was slightly on the tough side, but the spinach and cheese were creamy and smooth. It was a lot of food, as I could barely finish everything on my own. Unfortunately, I'd gone on the weekend, which didn't allow for a lunch special: I would definitely recommend going on the weekdays, as my food came out to nearly 30 euros (bread and rice were charged extra), as opposed to 16 euros for the special. Food was pretty good, but it was the courteous and welcoming staff which made my experience in Gwadar a good one. Worth a try!

Tasty, cheap, and exactly what you want after a long day of doing touristy stuff, Bombay Palace is…read morea nice little Indian place tucked into one of the side streets near Gare du Nord. Kinda hard to find, but it's literally the only place open past 10pm here so just look for the lights I suppose? Food is hot, cheap, and covered by a just-spicy enough sauce. They let you pick a scoop of rice, meat, and a vegetable and they throw the whole mess nonchalantly on a plate in true Indian fashion. It's pretty generously portioned, though I was still left a little hungry because I maybe got two pieces of lamb. Still, at €7.00 per plate, I can't really complain. Worth a visit if you're craving Indian.

5€ plate... is very cheap. Even if you modify with extras... its not expensive…read more I recommend it for lunch........ Some vegetables options too....

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.

The name Rajasthan comes from a very rich place in India. This restaurant has nothing to do with…read moreRajasthan so don't get fooled. It is run by Pakistani Owner's and chef

To be avoided at all costs! Bad service and expensive prices for ridiculously bad indian food! 13…read moreeuros for a butter chicken with only 4 small pieces of chicken! 4 euros for small plate of rice! Avoid restaurants near train or bus stations!