Gwadar - Speisekarte

Been there: me, my wife and our daughter. We all enjoyed a wonderful meal and we love Indian food. Very recommended.

If you would like to have food poisioning, this is the place! What a dreadful place to eat! Bad hygiene, bad food...don't go there!

Mangez des plats typiques indien, et pakistanais juste délicieux dans un cadre convivial et cosy mais toujours dans l'esprit de leurs pays ! Allez y sans hésitation !

If u miss Indian food in Paris visit Gwadar. My husband and I had a long trip and longed to have Indian food. This was a great choice. It is a little high end but really hood food. We ordered Palak paneer and Vegetable Biryani. Both were amazing and it satisfied us! Must go!

We came as a group of 8, first impressions of the restaurant were good, but don't be fooled. We ordered several different curries, I am convinced that the base sauce was the same as there was little to distinguish each. The service was clumsy and we had to remind the waiter of parts of our order several times. The lamb was chewy, but worse still, the chicken was raw in the middle - when we drew the waiters attention he only offered a swap - of course we did not want any more food after this! Absolutely appalling.

We went to the restaurant with a lot of expectations as we were 9 Indians wanting to eat Indian food . We ordered a lot of items in the menu which included Sheekh kabab for starters , keema naam and mutton kofta . We discovered that all have the same sheekh kabab in them and the restaurant confirmed it . There was no point in ordering 3 items in the menu which are exactly the same and no Indian restaurant ever serves keema naan and Mutton Kofta with sheekh kabab inside . The chicken ordered was dry and hard . One could make out it's been frozen . We paid a hefty bill without enjoying good food and left . For any Indian this is a no visit for sure .

We have had Indian food elsewhere in Paris, and frankly weren't that impressed. So the last time we were there, I did some research and found this place, which sounded attractive for its overall good reviews. Wow, what an excellent meal! We didn't want to over-order, so went straight to main courses, classic dishes that we've had in countless iterations: lamb vindaloo, butter chicken, and palak paneer, along with garlic naan and rice. Everything was delicious, beautifully seasoned--portions were plentiful, and the service was attentive but not intrusive. We agreed that we've never had better Indian food anywhere, and that includes SF, LA, Fla., North Carolina, NYC, and Paris.

We went to this restaurant for dinner with high expectations. Firstly the host or manager seemed quite aloof and seemed not very interested in recommending or explaining the menu. Ordered the Kheema nan, Sheekh kabab, Lamb Biryani, Chicken tikka masala, samosa, and assorted breads. We found that all the lamb dishes were served with the same frozen sheek kabab meat just different forms and with curries. Moreover a simple request to the waiter was politely declined saying that they do not serve the guest but will just plonk the dishes and leave. The food, taste, flavours and also the service do not match up to restaurant standards. Finally we were given a hefty bill and we felt very very dissa...

Firstly, let me state that as a Londoner, we are spoilt for Indian food. In fact, I would go as far as saying that outside of India... London Indian restaurants are the best in the world for Indian food. So it is always hard to compare and find great Indian restaurants in Europe.That said, we ended up in the delightful Gwadar Indian/Pakistani restaurant in the heart of Paris.We had ordered veggie samosas, onion pakoras, Dhaal, a vegetable curry, a lamb rogan josh and some butter naan.All washed down with a bottle of Alsace Rose wine.The food was not too spicy and quite tasty.The restaurant itself was cool and comfortable for the family.The most striking and best part of the dinner was the ol...