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“Indra (India)”
This place honors with sharpness and excellence the cooking of Penjab, and proposes flavors in 1001 aroma... In a rich decoration of red lacquer and vast mirrors, a staff in the small care is there to advise novice taste buds.
Very nicely presented dishes come along generally with delicious and fragrant basmati rice.
This place is ideal for an exotic dinner. It is a delicious occasion to learn about the Indian cooking and to taste the famous rose’s tea.
10, Rue du Commandant Rivière
75008 Paris
Phone: 01 43 59 46 40
Subway
Saint Philippe du Roule (Line 9)
Parking
Elysées 66 - 49-51, Rue de Ponthieu 75008 Paris
Société Exploitation de Garage - 60 Rue Ponthieu 75008 Paris
Hours
Monday – Friday : 12:30 am – 02:30 pm
Monday – Saturday : 07:30 pm - 11:15 pm
Annual closing in August
Prices
At your choice: 45 to 55€
Menu: 46 to 58€
Lunch menu: 34€
Maharajah (India / Pakistan)
It is one of the first restaurants which proposed Indian and Pakistani cooking in Paris. Customers come from all Paris and many teachers of the quite close Sorbonne meet there.
You can savor a perfumed and spiced cooking, especially lamb curry with aubergines, specialty of the place. This restaurant is ideal before or after a spectacle graceful to prolonged services.
72, Boulevard Saint-Germain
75005 Paris
Phone : 01 43 54 26 07
Subway
Maubert/Mutualité (Line 10)
Parking
Parking Lagrange - 1, Rue Lagrange 75005 Paris
Parking Maubert Saint-Germain - 34, Boulevard Saint-Germain 75005 Paris
Hours
Monday – Friday : 06:30 pm - 11:30 pm
Monday – Sunday : 11:30 am - 03:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday : 06:30 pm - 01:00 am
Prices
At your choice: 23 to 35€
Lunch: 10€
Dinner: 21 to 28€
Thaïland, Vietnam, China, Cambodia, Korea, Japan, Tibet / Nepal
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