Marinisa - Carta

Nada especial. Algunos platos ricos, otros dejaban mucho que desear. Lo peor el picante excesivo (y eso que avisamos al camarero de que no queríamos nada picante) y los postres nada sabrosos.

We were craving something spicy and vegetarian and this hit the spot. We were the only people in the restaurant initially but others started trickling in. Three of us are and drank for 56euros. Quite a deal in ParisM

Restaurant à l'ambiance morbide avec un patron très autoritaire. Nourriture loin des saveurs indiennes habituelles lorsque la cuisine est préparée correctement. Naans mous sans saveur sans fromage à l'intérieur, passez votre chemin Ver carta

J'ai trouvé tous les plats bons, très parfumés et pas trop gras comparé aux restos indiens dans lesquels j'ai mangé auparavant.Le service est très agréable et de bon conseil.En effet les plats sont épicés mais bon...c'est un indien !

Un poulet tandori était très bon l'ensemble du repas était correct l'emplacement très bien. Le riz et les nan super bons par contre les entrées n'étaient pas au top brochette de kebab à éviter ainsi que lesBeignets aux pois chiches. Le dessert pas bon non plus.

Une décoration peu conventionnelle pour ce restaurant indien tout en longueur : peintures claires et grands miroirs.On respire d'autant plus que les clients sont intelligemment répartis dans la salle au fur et à mesure de leur arrivée...jusqu'à ce que le restaurant soit complet.Le serveur (le patron ?) est efficace et disponible.Dans l'assiette, le poulet pakora et le poulet tika massala accompagnés d'un riz safran sont très bons.Une mention toute particulière pour l'excellent poisson madras (un peu pimenté) et le riz maison pullao (mais un peu gras).Nan fromage sans surprise.Compter pour 2 couverts environ 45 € pour dîner à la carte (sans les boissons).Il existe des formules pour le déjeune... Ver carta

My mother and I had the pleasure of eating here twice for dinner this past week on a short visit to Paris. Twice - two nights in a row it was so good. If you like Indian food you can find no better in Paris. This restaurant is a few doors down from the Moulin Rouge and is exceptionally welcoming and cozy. We had the same gentleman from Nepal (I'm so sorry to have forgotten your name) serve us both nights and he was delightful. The owner even came to thank us for dining there. Both nights we had family style meals - we picked three dishes to share with a rice and naan to accompany.The prices were fantastic, and we couldn't believe how well priced the wines by bottle were.Not one to leave revi...

Me and my husband visited Paris on 17-21April 17. We stayed in a hotel near Montmartre . The day we arrive we were looking for Indian food and came to know about this restaurant. It was a bit late in the evening and we had our tickets booked for Louvre , so we wanted a quick munch. We ordered only two Nan's and some vegetable curry for us. The food taste was so so. Again at night we decided to have our dinner on the same place since it was close to our hotel. When we entered the restaurant at night , I could not believe my ears , the water at the counter and one more person there were making some fun out of us saying that we only ordered very less food in the afternoon. I have traveled so ma...

I can only and inly agree to the previous review with ONE STAR, if there is a way I would give Negative for this restaurant.We went in to order a parantha for our son (infant) as he wasnt well and hadnt been eating. As we were not in a mood to eat Indian food, apparently the waiter felt dejected that we ordered only one parantha, well knowing that its for the kid.Post hesitation, he got us a take away which we had mentioned, but looking at the food, my son started crying and we tried to open it there and feed him.To our SHOCK the waiter denied us from eating there as this would disturb his table and he wiuld have to redo the deco of the table again.SERIOUSLY?????? You imbecile need to be tau... Ver carta