Restaurant Anika - Menu

Excellent meilleur restaurant indien du quartier. Je recommande notamment pour son délicieux menu déjeuner à 11 euros

Restaurant Indien correct Deco très simple. Les plats sont bons et le responsable est présent. Bon rapport/qualité prix

I loved the naan sandwich, friendly and fast service, lots of greens in the sandwich so it's less heavy and fatty than usual, I would go back!

small Indian restaurant that offers mastery and tasty dishes. prices are in the average of this type of kitchen, cheap or really expensive. Careful service.

I recommend the naan sandwich at 6.5 you won't find better value for money, having taken a plate once the quantity of meat was less, the cheese naan on the side, and the price increased tenfold! I will come back again and again

excellent restaurant, we entered by chance in search of another restaurant. very good dishes, ideal for those looking for a simple but intimate and original place. very pleasant staff and seems to be frequented by the Parisians (we were the only foreigners). small with a few recommended seats, it is also located in a very nice neighborhood. has two with two aperitives, two dishes and wine we spent 56€

the boss is very friendly but too “present”, as soon as a dish or bottle is empty, it is there to get rid of but we were mainly disappointed by the flavors of Indian cuisine. It’s good, slightly spicy but not as good as other Indian restaurants so a little disappointed. naan cheese is too thick and we are desperately looking for cheese. On the other hand, the lassis is excellent. so, a mixed balance sheet

the restaurant does not pay a mine outside as indoors. but food is really delicious. I'll be back as soon as I'm on the bet. the servers are very nice and you gladly advise on the dishes especially when you don't want it to be too spicy. and apart from the on-site restoration, they have a crazy success for the sandwiches to take away. I'd have to taste once! succulent dishes at cheap and reasonable prices.

Anika is Indian spot in the hood. It is a tiny restaurant between Rue Oberkampf and JP Timbaud; the décor is non-plus, but the food is tasty and service perfect, although very discreet.The menu has many choices for vegetarians and meat eaters alike, dishes are spicy and tasty (for my Europeean tastebuds that is), and prices are small. The kind of place you like to have on your street corner.I also see a lot of folks picking up indian sandwiches to go every time I eat there so thay must be good.