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“ A nice cozy Indian restaurant in Paris (near La Chappele metro station). For dinner we first tried the ghee dosa and man it was so awesome. They provide a nice yellow brown curry along with Dosa which is superb. Kothu porotta was nice and so was the fried rice. For Lunch we had Chicken biryani (*****), Beef Biryani (****), Fish Thali (****) chilli chicken (****). For me personally, I found Chicken Biryani to be something out of this world. Fish in the fish Thali also deserves 5*. It's also pocket friendly compared to other restaurants. ”
“ Authentic South Indian Tamil cuisine. Their Vada is authentic and tea is similar to Karak chai. Pricing is definitely appreciative and low compared to the other restaurants around. I recommend for takeaway and I will visit again. ”
“ South asian/ Indian food menu available here.Kottu varieties,fried rice varieties, briyani varieties, tikka masala ,Naan varieties, cocktails, mocktail and short eats available. Here mutton, chicken, seafood items is good. We had chicken fried rice is good (4/5)spicy , chicken kottu is best here. I hope the taste do not exactly match south Indian/sri Lankan dish but it is fairly ok. Mutton briyani is also good.i hope it would be nice if they can provide freshly prepared and served hot. Clean washroom for male female and disabled. Service is good As they can speak tamil and French well . ”
“ Stopped in this restaurant for dinner. Suddenly it felt like we were in India. We enjoyed the food very much and found the level of service outstanding. Real Indian food! We tried other Indian restaurants at little India in Paris, but this is the most authentic taste. Only the thing is the ambience, decoration inside restaurant is not good that will make you stare for. But in a good location for a cheap meal; it is just minutes from La Chappelle and Gare Du Nord but nothing revolutionary in such a great city for food. Overall it’s worth!!! Must try ”
“ Had the chicken rolls and mango lassi. Chicken rolls were spicy even for an Indian! But it tasted good. Mango lassi was amazing. Gulab jamun was not good. Decent toilets ”
About
Bharath
Welcome to Bharath, a gem tucked away at 51 Rue Louis Blanc in the heart of Paris. Here, South Asian and Indian culinary traditions come alive, creating a vibrant tapestry of flavors that transports you straight to the subcontinent. This cozy restaurant is a haven for lovers of authentic South Indian Tamil cuisine and offers a menu that is impressively diverse, featuring favorites like kottu varieties, fried rice, biryani, tikka masala, and naan.
As you step inside, you are greeted with an inviting ambiance that may not boast extravagant decor but captures the essence of home-style dining. Each dish is crafted with care, and the restaurant’s commitment to delivering an authentic experience shines through, particularly in its standout offerings. The chicken kottu has drawn rave reviews for its perfect blend of spices and textures, while the mutton biryani promises a flavorful journey with every bite. Although some may note that certain dishes diverge slightly from traditional recipes, the overall experience is both satisfying and memorable.
Customer testimonials reflect a genuine appreciation for Bharath’s value, highlighting its affordability in a city known for its culinary expenses. One diner captured the restaurant's charm by stating, “It felt like we were in India,” which speaks volumes about the authenticity you can expect here. The ghee dosa and the accompanying curry are particularly noteworthy, with many agreeing that they are among the best offerings on the menu. Another highlight is the chicken fried rice, praised for its delicious spiciness, making each forkful a delightful experience.
Moreover, the service at Bharath is lauded for being friendly and efficient, with staff proficient in both Tamil and French, creating an inclusive atmosphere. Clean facilities for all patrons, including accessible washrooms, further enhance the experience.
If you find yourself in the proximity of La Chapelle metro station or Gare Du Nord, Bharath is a must-visit for an affordable and authentic taste of Indian fare. With each dish crafted to honor traditional flavors, it stands out among the myriad dining options in this bustling city. Dive into their selection and discover a piece of South India right in the heart of Paris.
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