Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Indian
Vegetarian Indian restaurant in the Indian area (Gare du Nord). Offering include thali, traditional style with a big banana leaf directly on the table and you eat it with your hands. Open Mon-Thu 10:30-22:30, Fri-Sat 10:30-23:00, Sun 10:30-22:30.
© OpenStreetMap contributors
-
178 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis (at Gare du Nord area), Paris, France, 75010
-
Loading...
-
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
-
-
Last update on 27 Aug 2017 by YevgeniShernoff
Update business info -
Are you the owner?
Claim this business -
Added by robinm on 28 Sep 2013
-
-
30 Reviews
First Review by Ellay
JonJon
Points +20645
Authentic Indian food! - Edit
I totally agree with Ellay concerning this restaurant. The food is an Indian authentic one even though less spicy, really inexpensive, generous portions and tasty. Staff is friendly but you have to ask carefully for dishes with no milk products (don't use the word "dairy" but "milk") if you are vegan and avoid dishes with the following words:
Read moreCurd/Dahi (yoghourt)
Doodh (milk)
Makkan (butter)
Ghee (clarified butter)
Paneer (cheese)
Malai (cream)
Raita (yoghourt)
Lassi (drink with yoghourt).
The place is well located near Gare du Nord and you can take away, which is convenient if you take the train.
Pros: authentic Indian food, vegetarian, with vegan dishes, friendly staff, convenient
Cons: beware of dairy if you are vegan
Guest
Kittybiscuit
Points +8767
tasty dosa - Edit
Being a few doors down from Saravana Bhavan and near Gare du Nord, I had to try this place! I just tried dosa and samosa. They were tasty and like the usual South Indian good you can get in India. The pastry on the samosa was different but they were still tasty and full of flavour.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Tuesday December 24, 2013
Guest
Ellay
Points +47
Great authentic Indian food but not for vegan - Edit
Conveniently located near Gare du Nord, cared by welcoming friendly staff, full of Indian customers, you're sure to find authentic traditional Indian food.
Read more100% vegetarian, lots of choice, not expensive, they care for all your needs. It is less spicy than what you would find in India.
However the choice for vegan is hard. Most of the food is made with ghee (clarified butter) or butter (even plain naan bread). They don't understand what it is to be vegan and came back to me with a list of meals without onions. I was lucky to have with me an Indian friend who could explain them what it was to be vegan. We could finally find a few vegan choices. And I really enjoyed it.
I think it is the best Indian food in the area and vegetarian people can really enjoy it, but be extra careful if you're vegan.
Updated from previous review on Friday October 11, 2013
Pros: Authentic good food, Helpful staff, Fair price and discount
Cons: Hard to spot vegan food, Popular: full and noisy
Guest
For Members
Why was my review removed? Guidelines for writing a review View our privacy policyFor Business Owners
Claim this business See inaccurate information? Submit an update here Link to this page from your site See an unfair review? View full terms & conditionsThis page has been viewed 0 times.