Desi Road - Speisekarte

an Indian who changes classic Indian restaurants. It's fine and fresh. Try the thalis that are a tray with several curry and dessert. A full meal. very nice decoration and, even better: no music! We'll be back.

an extraordinary moment in a warm setting, a small journey on the indian lands for summer reunions! warm environment, very good and personal friendly and avenging food that takes their responsibility very to heart. bravo, we must continue in this sense!ps: damage there is a cheese naan!

a welcome and a pleasant service, attentive without being too oppressive. a choice of wine with limited but relevant glass. and the dishes. Just forget everything you could try before, this Indian restaurant makes you discover new flavors! We took the big assortment of the home, I loved everything so much I am unable to say if I preferred one. brief, an address to try! Speisekarte ansehen

beautiful experience overall. A pleasant service by the server of the floor: patient, sense of detail (we give back water carafes, presentation of the dishes, we don't rush for dessert or ball).Jolie decorate as a whole, table and clean covers. Reasonable price compared to quality, service and location. Only flat: our order has been placed in the kitchen...Result, inch raised yet ;)

arrived on a Saturday night around 10:00. The restaurant is full but we are greeted with a smile and we are set up on the floor. the speciality of the restaurant the thali is a assortment of small dishes from the entrance to the dessert. The flavors are subtle and scented. The thyme naan is delicious. what is a pity is that the dishes end up cooling, but it is so good that we will hear the experience.

From the backdrop in the restaurant the welcome is warm, the card gives envy and offers the possibility to compose themselves small dishes (3-4 for 2) to share or take a thali, which is a complete tray for a person from the entrance to the dessert. Meat (inch or lamb) is delicious and the dal to fall. The flavors are at the height, but it's a shame that the dishes are barely hot when they arrive, the value ratio is pretty good. we are served very (too) quickly. in short, to be tested absolutely! Speisekarte ansehen

We are both of Indian origin and we are particularly demanding about the quality of the food and also the cleanliness of the restaurant. We were not disappointed at all. the vegetarian thali was very good and notices what is usually found this type of dishes. only flats: lentils and chicken, we expected a better preparation of these two dishes. On the other hand, the service is really excellent, we have been very well guided in French and English, thanks to a dynamic and attentive server. a good experience that convinced us well.

This is a restaurant for Western tourists who have never eaten real Indian food. We ordered a thali and it was a real rip-off: 1 piece of nan bread + 1 tiny serving of rice + 1 tiny portion of meat + 1 tiny vegetable serving + 1 tiny serving of dal + 1 tiny portion of sweet yoghurt masquerading as raita + 1 tiny portion of dessert. And guess how much we ended up paying? 28 **** euros. If you want authentic Indian vegetarian food in Paris, go to Saravana Bhavan. Its a no frills place, but you dont get ripped off like this "fancy" place.

Up until Desi road and MG road opened, there were only two kinds of indian restaurants in Paris: the generic tandoori, "curry house" type offering slight variations on a theme of papadums and kir, Kiri (I mean cheese) naans, chicken tikka pieces surrounded by baroque carrot sculptures, dusty pichwai paintings, sickeningly oily butter chicken, random semi-classical background music and those ominous carved wood panels. And then, the handful of south indian canteens near Porte de la Chapelle, authentic in the same way that a bar PMU is authentically french.Desi Road broke this mold on so many different levels that it is almost infuriating: why did it take so long for such a place to open?The d... Speisekarte ansehen