Jugaad
If you're looking for the trendiest Indian restaurant in the capital, you've found it: Manoj Sharma, a prominent figure in London and Paris gastronomy, has recently opened this brand new place full of colors and flavors. Need a recommendation? How about three: the marinated broccoli half with saffron Korma sauce, the spicy lamb chops cooked to perfection with mashed potatoes, labneh, and pickled nuts, and the crunchy burrata Makhani served with caramelized tomato sauce and pistachio-mint pesto. To accompany these delights, try the freshly baked cheddar naan in the tandoor oven. All of this can be enjoyed in a modern, cozy, and refined atmosphere. As for the bar, gin enthusiasts will be pleasantly surprised by the unique flavors, but we won't give away any more details...
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Jugaad
16, rue Favard - 2nd
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Krishna Bhavan
In this vegetarian restaurant, it's simple, "you can find the flavors of the country". Suba is categorical, if you want to awaken your taste buds without losing an arm in plane tickets, it's here. On the menu, the specialties: naan, chapati, thali, assortment of everything... Yummm!
Krishna Bhavan
24, rue Cail - 10th
Metro La Chapelle
Myfair Garden
.This 16th arrondissement restaurant is as beautiful as it is delicious! Get ready for an imminent culinary journey. In an elegant and pleasant setting, we taste the best of Indian cuisine. Their Lamb Nihari with Coconut Rice is an explosion of flavors that you won't forget. Add to that a caring staff. In short, this place is incredible.
Kastoori For some Indian bling-bling, this is the place to go. The chef offers creamy and refined traditional Indian and Sri Lankan cuisine. You will be served quickly and with a smile. Another great Indian restaurant in Paris where you will feel anything but in Paris. Even better than creepy low-cost options! Maharaja Here's one that stands out because the name and decor have absolutely nothing to do with its compatriots. Indeed, by the Saint-Martin Canal, Marcel is mainly concerned with style but does not neglect the preparation of his dishes. They serve you Indian specialties. One wonders about the menu that pushes the "fusion food" concept a bit far, but we rejoice in the good brunch ideas like a "naan burger" to not-do-as-everyone-else-does. Don't be so suspicious! It's worth it, promised and sworn brunch. In short. Dip Tandoori In a small room with colors of traditional India, this flavor palace is a "real" Indian. Understand: be careful, it's spicy! With great value for money, this restaurant offers a great menu with various meats. But we must especially recommend you to try the Paneer Masala., an Indian cheese cooked with tomatoes, flavored with cumin and coriander. Yum! Palais de Vandan The decor is tastefully chosen without overdoing it, far from the often regrettable kitsch. This very refined Indian restaurant in Paris also has a light touch with spices, making it the perfect place for novices. Special mention goes to the cheese naans or the sweet version for dessert (the sweet-salty banana sauce is a delight). They can be enjoyed on the friendly terrace that offers a beautiful view of the Saint-Jacques Tower.
Akash This small Indo-Pakistani restaurant offers a very warm welcome and traditional dishes recognized by the Michelin Guide 2016. The menu is quite limited (proof of quality) and you can choose the level of spiciness of your dishes. Butter chicken (grilled chicken in tomato sauce), chicken tikka masala or kulfi (pistachio ice cream), are all delicacies that you can't wait to devour.
Gwadar This is THE palace of Indian restaurants. Nestled between the Eiffel Tower and the Quai Branly (or a stone's throw from the Trocadéro), this haven of peace is the meeting place for the middle-eastern bourgeoisie passing through Paris. But this charming restaurant doesn't forget the roots of Indian cuisine. Here, you can savor tasty and refined dishes in a cozy atmosphere. The best part: home delivery!
Place Gustave Toudouze - 9th arrondissement
Saint Georges Metro Station Maharaja
48, rue La Condamine - 17th
La Fourche
Marcel
5, Boulevard St Marcel - 13th
Metro Saint-MarcelVandan Palace
30, rue Paul Fort - 14e
Métro Porte d'OrléansAkash
9, rue Nicolas Flamel – 4e
Métro ChâteletGwadar
39, rue Saint Roch – 1er
Métro PyramidesNew Jawad
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12, avenue Rapp – 7th
Metro Alma / Marceau .
New Jawad Longchamp
30, rue de Longchamp – 16e
Métro Boissière – Iéna – Trocadéro
Bombay Curry
Indian Restaurant in Paris: here is a cozy little Indian restaurant we never get tired of. The menu is impressively typical and colorful, with an entire page dedicated to naans! The meat samosas and chicken kormas are delicious and the staff is friendly. We definitely recommend it!
Bombay Curry
119, rue des Meaux – 19e
Métro Laumière
Le Safari
The instantly endearing kitsch decor of the room transports us. This Indian restaurant in Montmartre spares no expense when it comes to the ambiance or the Bollywood-style music videos playing on loop on the TV. In short, everything is here. And of course, the taste is too! The very typical (and therefore very spicy) dishes from the North of India are praised by all the critics. And if we have trouble with the ultra-charged atmosphere, we can always take our order to go! Yum.
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Le Safari
36, rue du Ruisseau – 18e
Métro Jules Joffrin
Bollynan
This neo-Indian restaurant will delight us Parisians. Its modern ambiance perfectly matches with revisited flavors. Don't be surprised to see broccoli next to rice and tandoori chicken, the goal is to bring a breath of novelty to traditional Indian cuisine. Indian Restaurant Paris: this original fast-food will be a refreshing change from Quick and other McDonald's for a lunch break or a late snack.
Bollynan
12, rue des Petits Carreaux – 2e
Métro Sentier
Desi Road
Here we enter the palace of contemporary Indian cuisine... and it's delicious! Even just for the super trendy decoration, we adore this little restaurant that offers unusual and surprising reinvented recipes. We savor our sharing portions on a beautiful marble table softly illuminated by golden suspended lamps. A must-try: the Malai Prawn.
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Desi Road
14, rue Dauphine - 6th arrondissement of Paris
Saint Michel Metro Station
Goa beach
This shack seems straight out of old Bombay, a true Madeleine de Proust with vibrant colors that filled the street with a thousand spices. The menu is very varied, but the instinctive choice is the mixed grill accompanied by delicious sauces!
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Goa beach
4, boulevard de Port Royal - 5e
Métro Les Gobelins
Indian Restaurant Paris: now you know the best addresses
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If you're looking for the trendiest Indian restaurant in the capital, you're in luck: Manoj Sharma, a figure in London and Parisian gastronomy, has recently opened this brand new address that is bursting with colors and flavors. Need a recommendation? How about three: the marinated broccoli half and its saffron Korma sauce, the spicy lamb chops cooked to perfection with mashed potatoes, labneh, and pickled walnuts, and the crunchy burrata Makhani served with caramelized tomato sauce and pistachio and mint pesto. To accompany these delights, there's the cheddar naan, baked fresh in the tandoor oven.. All to be savored in a modern, cozy and refined setting, just the way we like it. As for the bar, gin lovers will be surprised by the unique flavors, but we won't say more... [Instagram post content omitted] ». Sur la carte, vous trouverez des plats indiens traditionnels tels que le curry, les samosas et les biryanis. Le Krishna Bhavan est réputé pour sa cuisine délicieuse et ses portions généreuses. L'ambiance du restaurant est chaleureuse et conviviale, parfait pour passer un bon moment entre amis ou en famille. Alors, si vous cherchez un endroit pour déguster de délicieux plats végétariens, ne cherchez pas plus loin que Krishna Bhavan!
Krishna Bhavan
Adresse : 16, rue Favard - 2e
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Jugaad
If you are looking for the trendiest Indian restaurant in the capital, you are in the right place: Manoj Sharma, a figure in the London and Paris gastronomy scene, has recently opened this brand new address that is bursting with colors and flavors. Need a recommendation? How about three: the marinated broccoli half with saffron Korma sauce, the spiced lamb chops perfectly cooked with crushed potatoes, labneh and pickled walnuts, and the crunchy burrata Makhani served with caramelized tomato sauce and pistachio and mint pesto. To accompany these delights, there's the cheddar naan, freshly baked in the tandoor oven. All to be enjoyed in a modern, cozy and refined atmosphere that we love. As for the bar, gin enthusiasts will be pleasantly surprised by the unique flavors, but that's all we'll say...
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Jugaad
16, rue Favard - 2nd
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Krishna Bhavan
In this vegetarian restaurant, it's simple, "you'll find the flavors of the country". Suba is categorical, if you want to awaken your taste buds without losing an arm in plane tickets, this is the place. On the menu, specialties: naan, chapati, thali, the whole assortment... Yummm!
Krishna Bhavan
24, rue Cail - 10th
Métro La Chapelle
This restaurant in the 16th arrondissement is as beautiful as it is delicious! Get ready for an imminent culinary journey. In an elegant and pleasant setting, you get to taste the best of Indian cuisine. Their Lamb Nihari accompanied by Coconut Rice is an explosion of flavors that you won't forget. In addition to that, the staff takes great care of you. In short, this place is top-notch!
Myfair Garden
33 Rue de Longchamps - 16th arrondissement
Jaipur Café
The setting invites you to escape and reminds you of the beautiful capital of Rajasthan. From tandoori shrimp to cheese naan, the aromatic cuisine will delight you. Dimmed ambiance and subtle flavors, ideal for a cozy dinner with your loved one.
Jaipur Café
17, rue des Messageries - 10th arrondissement
Metro: Poissonnière
Jodhpur Palace
Head to the 12th arrondissement and the Coulée Verte neighborhood., where a nugget from another world with enchanting decor nestles. For 17 years, Jodhpur Palace has delighted the neighborhood residents in search of a gustatory journey. An Indian restaurant in Paris that is not quite like the others, where the newly refurbished decor, after a fire, is impressive. As for the dishes, vegetarian dishes, biryanis, lamb, seafood or chicken: each preparation is carefully crafted with select ingredients. It can be enjoyed on the lovely terrace on sunny days or in candlelight indoors for a more intimate moment.
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Lunch menu: vegetarian €12, non-vegetarian €14.50
Dinner menu: €26 / €30.50
42, Allée Vivaldi - 12th
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Phone: 01 43 40 72 46
Aarchna
A gastronomic Indian restaurant in a quiet little street with a warm welcome, what more could you ask for? Plus, here the dishes are carefully cooked and everything is homemade. Quality of dishes and quality of service, perfect we tell you. Oh, but avoid the desserts. Nobody's perfect after all.
Aarchna
19, rue du Télégraphe - 20th arrondissement
Metro Télégraphe - Saint Fargeau
Nirvana Inde.
For a stylish address before or after your theater experience, head to Nirvana Inde for an exotic evening. With refined decor and deliciously spicy dishes from the Punjab region, they offer a luxury version of Indian cuisine. The restaurant's wine cellar is also sure to meet your expectations. So, what are you waiting for?
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Nirvana India
6, rue de Moscou - 8th
Metro Liège
Gandhi Ji's
Oh yes, oh yes, big kitsch for the decor, we admit it but, surprise, the food is truly delicious! And that's what matters after all, right? Yes, because around Grands Boulevards, there is no shortage of tourist traps. Here, you'll be sure to eat an amazing Indian meal with attentive service. Enjoy your meal!
Gandhi Ji's
12, rue Lafayette - 9th
Metro Chaussée d'Antin - La Fayette
Kastoori
Spices, as we all know, warm us up! At Kastoori, the same family has been running this small and yet crowded restaurant for sixteen years now. If there are so many people at the entrance, there must be a reason, perhaps a secret... You've guessed it, it's their amazing cuisine. Open to watch the preparation of your dish, you won't be disappointed by what is served to you. A top spot for spicy cravings!
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Kastoori
Place Gustave Toudouze - 9th arrondissement
Metro Saint Georges
Maharaja
For some Indian bling bling, this is the place to go. The chef offers creamy and refined traditional Indian and Sri Lankan cuisine. You will be served quickly and with a smile. Another great Indian restaurant address in Paris where you will feel anything but in Paris. Even better than the creepy low-cost options!
Maharaja
48, rue La Condamine - 17e
La Fourche
Marcel
Here's one that stands out because both the name and the decor have absolutely nothing to do with its counterparts. Indeed, by the Canal Saint-Martin, Marcel focuses on style but doesn't skimp on the preparation of its dishes. So they serve Indian specialties. We are a little curious about the menu that pushes the "fusion food" concept a bit too far, but we are delighted with their great brunch ideas like a "naan burger" to not be like everyone else. Don't be so suspicious! It's worth it, promised brunch. In short.
Marcel
90, quai de Jemmapes - 10th arrondissement
Jacques Bonsergent subway station
Buddha
This is an Indian and Nepalese restaurant that's worth every bite of its naan cheese. The dishes are very (maybe too) plentiful and take us on a truly flavorful journey every time. The flavors explode in a perfectly orchestrated spice concert. A tip for regulars: don't hesitate to order a tea or coffee with cardamom, the chef likes to serve them with small Naan breads filled with Nutella.
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Buddha
13, rue Saint Hippolyte - 13e
Métro Les Gobelins
The Gardens of Shah Jahan
The Gardens of Shah Jahan offer authentic, generous, and excellent Indo-Pakistani dishes to enjoy in a warm atmosphere. If you have never tried tandoor cuisine (traditional clay oven heated with charcoal), this is the restaurant for you. Fun fact: Shah Jahan was the prince behind the construction of the Taj Mahal (a gift to his deceased wife).
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Shah Jahan Gardens
179 Vaugirard Street - 15th arrondissement
Pasteur Metro Station
Tandoori Dip
Welcome to the north of India and its delicious cuisine! Lamb tikka masala, butter chicken, Madras prawns... So many specialties for so many culinary discoveries, and at affordable prices! And there's no compromise on the quality of the ingredients or the service, quite the opposite: we enjoy a delicious meal in good company.
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Dip Tandoori
5, boulevard St Marcel - 13th
Metro Saint-Marcel
Vandan Palace
In a small room with the colors of traditional India, this palace of flavors is a "real" Indian. What does that mean? Be careful, it's spicy! With great value for money, this restaurant offers a nice menu with several meat options. But we especially recommend trying the Paneer Masala., an Indian cheese cooked with tomatoes, flavored with cumin and coriander. Yummy!
Palais de Vandan
30, rue Paul Fort - 14th arrondissement of Paris
Porte d'Orléans Metro Station
Akash
The decor is tastefully chosen without exaggeration, far from the often-regretted kitsch. This Indian restaurant in Paris is also very refined and has a light touch with spices, making it the ideal address for beginners. Special mention to the cheese naans or the sweet version for dessert (the sweet and savory banana sauce is a delight). They are enjoyed on the friendly terrace that offers a beautiful view of the Saint-Jacques Tower.
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Akash
9, rue Nicolas Flamel – 4e
Métro Châtelet
Gwadar
This little Indo-Pakistani restaurant offers a very warm welcome and traditional dishes that were praised by the Michelin Guide 2016. The menu is quite small (a sign of quality) and customers can choose the level of spiciness. Butter chicken (grilled chicken with tomato), chicken tikka masala, or kulfi (pistachio ice cream) are just a few of the delicacies that one can't wait to devour.
Gwadar
39, rue Saint Roch – 1er
Métro Pyramides
New Jawad
It's THE palace of Indian restaurants. Nestled between the Eiffel Tower and the Quai Branly (or a stone's throw from Trocadéro), this haven of peace is the meeting point for the Middle Eastern bourgeoisie passing through Paris. But this charming restaurant doesn't forget its Indian culinary roots. Here, you can enjoy tasty and refined dishes in a cozy atmosphere. The best part: home delivery!
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