Saravana Bhavan - Paris

The best vegetarian I know!!! Well, have to love the proximity, but the dishes are very good and the service is fast. A board to digest well, drink a cardamom tea during the meal!! Enjoy!

Average. Went here as I'm celiac and everything GF is clearly marked, top marks there (gluten free in France is a minefield). Considering the menu size, choice if curries was very limited and portions tiny for over 13 euros a dish. Also quite salty. I think here's the place for just a ten euro dosa snack, which I couldn't order, so I ordered classic Southern Bonda which they didn't have. Settled with a salty soup instead as a starter. On the plus the spice and seasoning is not bad, a bit old school but clean and fresh.

Warm and friendly! This restaurant is simply fantastic! We came with a family in the evening and we went back in our drive so we enjoyed ourselves. The quality of the dishes is exceptional and the service is simply superb. Servers are very listening and do everything they can to satisfy customers. In addition, the atmosphere is accompanied by a small ambient music that adds a festive touch to the restaurant. I can only recommend you to discover this place. You will have a delicious moment and you will be greeted with a smile. This restaurant is a must.

Very good cooking! Many people (nearly 20' waiting to settle: good sign) but overflowed servers and rising prices... The ordered dishes were all good. The atmosphere is good with a restaurant full to crack. But it lacks servers to absorb the workload. Otherwise, it would be interesting to know in advance the exhausted dishes (for everything is not available according to the schedule). And pay attention to prices, which have suffered inflation although it is a vegetarian restaurant. In summary: globally satisfied, tasteful and quality dishes (as in India), but price/quality ratio limits and to avoid at times of affluence

I appreciate this chain because everything is vegetarian. street cail there are restaurants of this chain. The dishes are the same but not the frequentation. the two that are close to the faubourg st denis are often crowded while the one closer to white louis is less full so more enjoyable to my senses. All the dishes are good. it’s not necessarily easy to know what’s cooking without a ghee (cleared beer)