Le Passage De Pondichéry

Friendly and helpful staff. Ideally located between the 2 3 and 10th arrondissement.

good food, very close to kerala foods. The gambas are excellent, they must be peppered. open late.

The staff is great in this hotel, very kind and helpful. We had a nice room away from the street so we enjoed quiet nights in here. also we will... View menu

this place is managed by Bangladeshi and food choices are typically Indian. The smell of spices was welcome to bet. The staff is very helpful and smiling. I wonder why he was called laying? Hygiene here may not be the best. But there's a lot of local people coming.

one of the many restaurants located passage brady, the food is correct, the tables on the outside are the best if it is not too cold. I'm not expert enough to assess the quality of the food, but to my taste it was correct, not too spicy the price is reasonable enough

Indian traditional quality restaurant. well prepared dishes, served quickly and with a smile. The staff are very kind and give good advice. I live near the restaurant. It's become a very pleasant canteen. I strongly advise. I even brought members of my family home this afternoon. View menu

I was very happy to visit the passage until I went into this restaurant because the outside person told me that she would offer me free Indian naans and cocktails and said that food was very cheap but cheap for the price, which was not true at all, it was the worst experience I ever had. food had the taste of a bengali dish instead of Indian food. Moreover, the servers were not at all friendly and had no professional uniform to represent the restaurant. The toilet was very dirty and unhealthy, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

difficult to find a good Indian in france, being English and accustomed to a certain style. I was pleasantly surprised by this little jewel nestled with bets. the service was above from the beginning, so for me, it was a 5-star critique even before ordered. I took a jalfreizi chicken and I was told that the chief would cook it in the way an Englishman would take it. shortly afterwards, I saw the chef leave the restaurant and come back with a bag full of extra spices. a delicious dish and an exceptional service. I couldn't recommend this place too much.

food is correct and service too. difficult to say, however, whether food is better or not than competing restaurants in the same alley. It seems to be quite standardised. They offered a free lunch for a child (maybe because it was Christmas Eve?). the alley as a whole is worth the detour for its little india atmosphere but there are probably better options for a good Indian betting meal. a number of Indian barbers in the same alley that seem to offer a decent haircut for 7 euros. I would make a comparison between food in these restaurants and haircut in these babas places: effective, competitive, clean, but with a touch of old and exotic. interesting. View menu