Saravana Bhavan - Paris

The restaurant offers vegetarian dishes from the south of the inde. He can get a tail at the restaurant's lexter. The inside is clean. the decoration is typical of the south of the inde: simple wooded style with mirrors everywhere.The: the between, dishes and desserts are very good, the qualite is there because we feel the true flavors of the south of India.Personal helpful - : it is hot in heat period. The tables are glued to the nearby tables.Brouha: we can't agree that you're finished eating, we'll give you the bill to leave room for the people who are waiting to be installed. it's not a restaurant or you can pat and take your time. I recommend this restaurant for their cuisine.

This was recommended by a co-worker who is from India. We ordered a mix of dishes from North and South India. It was nice to sample many dishes with a big group. I ordered a rice dish - North Indian Thali - this was nice with a mix of rice and other dishes.We got 1 Roast dosa for the group. This was good also.On the curry - we got Paneer Butter, Kofta, Aloo Gobi. All were very nice.Our bill came to 20 eur per person and we were very full. I would recommend this place for authentic indian food in Paris

Corst restaurant indians in europe think of when they r planning a trip to paris! But then you go to the restaurant and meet the uninformed staff. We asked what filling the mysore masala dosa would have and the staff had no idea. We ordered one anyway and it came with a filling if potatoes and atleast a day old coconut chutney that had gone bad. None if the other dishes were great either. But the staff was polite and the food came quickly to the table.

Had a really nice South Indian meal here. They serve vegetarian North Indian food as well, and we ordered an Aloo Gobi as well as we weren't sure whether our kids would like the dosas. But that was unnecessary as the kids loved the dosas, as did we. The waiters were friendly and helpful, the service was quick. They have jugs of tap water already on the table.

Dirty silverware, and the toilet area was a disaster.Foodwise: my dosa was ok, but I've definitely had better. Also, I had Curd Vada, and the vada was not fresh at all, it must have been a few hours old. Plus, my lassi was lukewarm.The "Gare du Nord/La Chapelle Little India" has lots of choices. I shall not be returning here. Looking for a new favorite spot in this neighborhood. (PS - Krishna Bhavan has gone down a lot, too.)