Madras Cafe - Menu

Not expensive and not tasty. Like many othet Indian restaurants in that area, one more typical Indian restaurant serving food looks like Indian but withvery low taste.

Wide choice of South Indian snacks and food and equally North Indian specialities. Pricing is very reasonable. Non alcoholic and alcholic Beaverages offered. Service is a little slow, but worth the time.

Ate here for the past 2 days of my stay in Paris as I was craving for Indian food.never regretted.briyani was awesome.the fish and chicken curry was good.portioning is reasonably better compared to other Asian countries.

The hotel we found because of our friends. Once after visiting to that hotel for the first, we visited 4 times in two days. Food was tastier than anyother hotels in Paris. They won't charge much. If you would like to have south indian or north indian food. This is the best place to visit.

The first impression is waiters on jeans and sports shoes. food was less than average for what we used to have here in England. Had a fish curry which was smelly and hot and our friends had chicken curry which they didn't enjoy. tandoori chicken starter was good and waiter was chatty and friendly though.

Whenever i visit Paris and I don't want surprises but just honest food, I come this place and order chicken biryani (8€j. Excellent, plentyful, rich. And if I still feel that my day has been hard enough and I deserve a sweet, I order a fragant rose cake whose aroma embraces as a fiancee kiss, What else in Paris?

Wow, after a disappointing meal next door at Bhavan, I tried again here. The food and service were perfect. I had the best dal butter fry I've ever had...Also it was cheaper than next door and the service was awesome. The waiter saw I had finished my dal and was eating plain rice, so he brings me a little bowl of delicious veggies...Sweet....The lovely woman running the place spoke English and we had a nice exchange. I plan on eating here daily upon my return to Paris. Beautiful people...awesome food.

We landed at the restaurant late on our way to catch a train and subsequently our flight to Munich. It was a cold day and we were happy to have something hot and Indian to eat. The waiters were very attentive and served us our food as soon as they could. I had a lovely South Indian thali and being so hungry and cold it went down as fast as I could eat. My husband had a very nice Chicken biryani. Their portion sizes are good. I even packed a fried rice to take to the airport as I had a long night ahead at the airport as my flight was in the wee hours of the morning and was surprised when I opened my parcel that they had also added some vegetables sambhar and a sweet at no extra cost. In fact...

Though I had already formed my opinion based upon my experience last week, chatting up with friends over the few days has made me realise that my hunch was correct.While at Madras Cafe, avoid South Indian food. Especially if you are having dosas or vadais. The atmosphere is cramped (this might be because we visited them at peak lunch hour on a weekend). The staff is courteous, though sometimes unmindful. The general environment is that of camaraderie. A far cry from fine dining but a place that definitely soothes your search for Indian food in a foreign land.Try - Zafrani pulav, tandoori chicken, matar paneer. All of them good. Special reccos for the matar paneer.You might also love the Pist...