Hanzan - Menu

good reception, friendly and smiling. simple and relatively well executed kitchen even if it was missing a little peps and taste. You won't be disappointed, but not packed either. Nice, no more.

I recently returned to lunch at the restaurant and to my great surprise the price has jumped from 13.5€ to 17.5€ in a few months and without explanation. the quantities are less and the service leaves to be desired.

very good cuisine, it was a small fast but delicious meal, nan, cheese nan, dal, lassi nature and mango, kulfi, everything was tasty, scented to desired, spicy with subtlety. The owner's welcome is charming.Very good restaurant, I recommend it and I will return with pleasure View menu

to test several Indian restaurants in paris, this one has a quality in the dishes served that comes out of the ordinary. It's very fresh and very fine. The decor is very Indian and the boss too! He's charming but slow. You don't have to get ready. the value/price ratio is a little high.

The main attractions here are the friendly owner / waiter and the flavorful Byrianis (rice stews). The owner is from Punjab on the Pakistani side, but the restaurant serves a variety of Indian dishes, prepared in the kitchen by Babu the cook. Slightly more expensive than the Indian restaurants around Gare du Nord, but still worth a visit.

Went to this restaurant on the recommendation of our concierge. Let me start by saying that three people in our party ordered one of the beef entrees and the fourth a salmon dish. The meat was cooked perfectly and those that chose this option were more than happy with their selection. Unfortunately the fish was not as successful. It was well overcooked and too chewey. Not an option for fish lovers or vegeterians. View menu

Penjabie cooking (India-Pakistan). refined and tasty cuisine, spicy on request from mild to very very hot. romantic and spacious setting just steps from the Eiffel Tower. Good service. Correct pricingHidden behind the Beaugrenelle Mall, this restaurant offers consistent quality with classic Indian dishes but a very varied menu. Excellent naan and especially a great reception by the owner and his wife There is a regular clientele and this restaurant really deserves a visit if you want to eat a Biriani.

This restaurant serves Indian and Pakistani specialities. the lunch menu is 13.5€. at this price, it includes an entrance (take the shish kebab a regal), a dish of resistance (take the lamb because it is tender and spicy) with its white rice. prefer a cheese naan because the normal is normal. Finally, you take the drink that is included. honestly, at this price in bet 15, you fill your belly until evening. a digestive is offered at the end of the meal. the service is pleasant and the servers are welcoming.

The boss is very nice, but the restaurant's decor doesn't break bars. dishes are good and correct for an Indian restaurant, but not exceptional. and above all we have found the prices a little expensive for Indian cuisine (example: 14 euros for the slightest chicken dish, the rice nature costs 4.50 euros, the naan nature 3.50 euros, the lassi 5 or 6 euros) and also in comparison with other restaurants on the street (the Thai next to which the atmosphere is much more warm, offers very tasteful dishes to 8 or 9 euros). The lassi on the other hand was really good. The boss issues archaic bills and supporting documents by hand, where the ht amount is not even indicated. not practical for account... View menu