Shalimar - Paris 10e Arrondissement

An experience without more. Lamb fade and unsurprising. Don't worry. Don't stop there to discover good dishes.

This hotel offers better Indian Thaali than others around. the Roti(bread) is tandoor owen baked is crspy with traditional daal makes you feel Indian home food.

The Brady passage is a suite of Indian restaurants, Pakistani, and others. the difficulty of criticism is the speed at which the leaders change. One is acceptable today and will be immangeable tomorrow, the chef has changed his restaurant. He's only embarrassed by choice. Last night was a day with it. excellent eggplants and acceptable biryanis. curry with correct ginger and lamb curry. well specified if you want to dine inindian or European. dishes are prepared according to function. wine without originality. It's an Indian restaurant like others.

I ordered, at noon, a lamb curry for 7 euros. The food was served quickly, medium sized portion, quite flavorful. An OK place in expensive Paris.

For the outdoor terrace, it was fresh so I settled inside. deco enough kitch without ganesh, but nevertheless with shiva nataraja, the cosmic dancer, on the counter and Bollywoodian music. very warm and friendly welcome, excellent cuisine, very typical of the indian and not a pale imítation as we often meet in france. with a service however much faster than indebted. I found the flavours and the presentation of Indian dishes. I had taken the menu "thali shalimar" followed by a very obviously Cheese and I was so enchanted that I ordered 2 identical menus to take away. It is without hesitation that I will make a detour by this restaurant during my next betting passage and I encourage you to do the same, you will not be disappointed if you know and appreciate the ind, otherwise it will be a great opportunity to discover it!