3.5 stars This is…read morethe best Indian restaurant I've visited in Paris, though I have not visited many yet. I went for lunch right around opening time. Service was fast and friendly, and prices were very reasonable. I recommend the set menus; they're a great deal. Some of the dishes were a bit strange. For example, the naan and the paratha seemed to look exactly the same. The veggie samosa seemed to be wrapped in some type of phyllo pastry instead of samosa dough, but it was still good. Most sadly, we asked for our food spicy, and it was not spicy at all. Despite these shortcomings, we had a very satisfying meal, and we all cleaned our plates, so I would most likely go back.

Excellent food and service. Very flavorful and tasty. Lot of variety of dishes. Would strongly…read morerecommend it to all.

The food is amazing !!! The staff is so friendly. Their homemade chai is like heaven dude…read more Take away is cheaper than eating there but the restaurant is so nice so it doesn't matter ha

great place to eat on the run. some very good quality items on the menu. not the fastest service,…read morebut i'd return for sure.

oh my god…read more My first good Indian experience in 8 years in Paris. I've been missing good Indian sooooo much, it's become a required stop whenever travelling abroad. Definitely the best Indian I've had in Paris. PLUS, they deliver to my place in the 11th !! Sweet !! I think I'm going to order there tonight...

The food is not bad. The service is not bad. I was perturbed by the gentleman who worked there who…read morecontinued to tell me what to order (in a very pushy way), who tried to override our wine selection, and who stopped me mid-bite while eating my mango kulfi and told me to "let it melt, don't bite it." Excuse me, I am South Asian, I have been eating South Asian cuisine and mango kulfi my entire life, and I do not need to be instructed on how to eat or what to order. Another one of the waiters made a few remarks about my friend's French accent - which wasn't polite. I wonder if we were two guys instead of two girls...would they have been as pushy and just way too comfortable? Doubt it. But despite the weird personal interaction, the food was good. Much better than a lot of Indian places I've tried in Paris. You should try the Achari Chicken.

We were a party of 6, the first to be seated when the restaurant opened for dinner. We ordered, and…read moretables began to fill and be served. The server brought over a few items in error, which we quickly caught since we ordered vegetarian items. The rest of the restaurant ALL received their meals, and we were left sitting with water. No coincidence that we were the only melanated customers in the establishment and did not receive prompt service. I didn't want to bring that up, however, I've now read reviews of this place on other sources and they were very similar. The owner was rude and flippant, despite us having a French speaker in the group. Do NOT go here! Would give no stars if I could

I hadn't been here in years, but I remembered the place vividly as having great food and great…read moreservice. Amazing Indian food is hard to get so I came back. The place is charming, well appointed with nicely dressed servers. I had the lamb samosas which were small, but fresh and not greasy. We Added an order of chicken biryani, which was cooked perfectly, had nuts and lots of herbs and plenty of chicken. Glad I ordered it. We also ordered a vindaloo dish this time beef instead of my usual chicken. The sauce in the vindaloo was amazing. The potatoes were cooked through which is usually a problem in this dish in some restaurants. However, the beef was very tough because it was not cooked enough. They were small cubes of toughness, which the use of a pressure cooker would have resolved. I make this dish, so cooking the meat until it is tender is very important. We also had bread which was quite nice. We were too full for dessert, but we were quite satisfied with the meal. I am giving only four stars because the beef was too tough to eat. Maybe the chef is reading this and will invest in a pressure cooker.l

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!

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 :)

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.

Nice Indian food, if not stellar. It's been there for a zillion years. I ate there twice. The…read morebriyani -- well, the basmati rice was on the mushy side. I preferred my curry mixed vegetables with the rice separate. Pleasant atmosphere. They have "Bollywood sandwiches " to go. The nearby restaurants were packed; not too many customers in Anika.

Butter chicken is delicious Lamb Korma is rich with flavor!…read more And if you are in a hurry try the Indian sandwich- amazing.. don't forget your cheese naan!!

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