Gandhi Saint Pierre

Chicken butter is delicious and does not ignite the whole trache to each bite! compared to the other butter chicken. creamy and tasty it is also delivered with rice very good price

Very good quality price for 44€ I particularly recommend the Chicken Kashimiri spices and lychee. coconut cream, and the Grilled Chicken Tika shashlik with Bhuna vegetables, 2 cheese-wrongs, rice and 2 drinks (1 lassi and 1 soda). EX CEL LENT!

I visited this Indian restaurant with my husband and friends and we were very impressed. The food was delicious, the staff friendly and accommodating and the atmosphere was happy and laid back. A small restaurant with big character. We will return. View menu

Flawless: fast and friendly service, varied menu, fresh products, copious and good quality dishes. Honestly, the hygiene is much better than what some have said here: everything seems clean, the sauces were complete and it didn't stick to the ground. In short, a good Indian restaurant.

Excellent cuisine! I didn't know any of the dishes but the one I had was excellent. My friends who were with me also enjoyed it. The only negative point was that the waiter spoke very little French and his voice was hesitant so we had a lot of trouble understanding him. But hey, we come to a restaurant mainly to eat.

Dinner at 4 hours a week. nice reception but I join other comments: the servers barely speak French. food is good but no more, a little fade and chicken is not very good quality. rice was also a little fat. a lot of choice on the map, but at the same time not much fresh or house. Too bad! I also put a dish on the fact that I had stomachaches a few hours after our dinner. View menu

Their priority is obviously take-out. Service dreadful. Samosas still icy inside. Naan bread never arrived. All dishes without flavour and tepid. Meat scarce in all dishes....maybe because we all ordered lamb based curries, lamb hard to find. Having asked for one plate to be heated up in microwave two long hairs found in returned plate. This is no joke. It was a birthday celebration with son and girlfriend out from Paris. A catastrophe all round. Never again! Avoid at all cost. I argued about bill...got 18Euro knocked off. BFD. Total scandal.

We have lived for years near Saint Germaine and the Gandhi Saint Pierre was always a favorite restaurant but it closed about two years ago and just recently re-opened. The new new version bears no comparison with the old one. We booked for 8pm and arrived on time. We ordered but did not receive our starters until after 9pm because continuous preference was given to take-out orders. When the starters did arrive, the samosas were obviously taken from a freezer and reheated but remained cold inside. The main dishes were very small, very bland and were served tepid. The two naans that we ordered never arrived. Easily the worst dining experience in my memory.

Visited on our first evening in Saint Germain, as we do like to enjoy and Indian wherever we are staying. Friendly welcome from staff, seated inside thru to the left at the window, also nice seating area as you enter and an area outside. We ordered a bottle of white wine not cheap (compared to back home at €25 (but we found most places we visited were the same ordered onion bhajee and mixed pakora starters to share, with chutneys, then a poulet (chicken tandoori, and a poulet tikka dish with rice , naan bread and a chapati, all our food was freshly prepared, well presented and very tasty, we always enjoy seeing how different countries prepare and present their food, especially onion bhajees,... View menu