Etoile De Kashmir - Paris

If you are hungry, eat, it's ok food_If you want to eat a great Indian restaurant, skip itIt's for touristsNo tasty food, just food.

We are actually across the stree for ten days. We came first for the area and the great curry plates we could see .It was so good and the Service so nice we came back for our last night in Paris. So glad we did, had the same server. He treated us warmly and came out to shake hands goodbye..As did the Manager. Man, that s Hospitality.

Had been to this restaurant with family on tuesday in the month of May, 2017. We had been offered a table and while we were going through the menu the server placed a plate with four poppadoms. We don't eat non vegan food on tuesdays due to religious belief being an Indian neither we drink alcohol. So we placed the order for a mixed vegatable main course with dal makhni and indian breads. The server after taking the order said that we have to make a bill of at least forty euros as cover charge and was very arrogant in the conversation with me. His body language was not positive and was very unprofessional hence I thought I really made a mistake coming to this restaurant and went to the server to tell him to cancel the order and we want to go some where else to which he replied that we can only cancel the order and allow you to leave if you pay four euros for the poppadoms you had which is normally served complimentary in any Indian restaurant. I tried to give the feedback to the owner but he also started arguing with me which was surprising and disappointing as well. This restaurant only understand money and are not bothered for service and guest satisfaction. Its sad that this Indian restaurant treats Indian guest in such a manner. Would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Very hearty dishes, as well as the lassi, served as a carafe. Tasty food. fast and efficient service. the reduction of the range was applied without the need to claim it. a first successful experience in this restaurant.

Very nice restaurant, it's not the best Indian I've ever done but the kitchen is good and the nice waiters. If you book with the fork you must take the fork or they ask you to cancel the reservation before serving a menu or a thali. It's the first time that it happens to me, I don't know if it's imposed by the fork, but you have to know.