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“ We went here last day of our trip and loved it. It's a small restaurant but the food is delicious and the staff is incredibly. Thank you for a wonderful moment :) I found this restaurant information from online videos and search the way to go here. And while visit we packed the food what we liked as we need to leave to catch the flight. But the food is really good & tasty and Now available in 7 Euro price so very economical for us. I recommend this place to other that are looking for indian food in paris to eat with most non-veg options available here. ”
“ Wow, nice place for lunch. Got variety of dishes to choose from. Nice taste with masala touch. It is located in crowded place near Gare du Nord, but this place has its own food quality. It's just the fish with bit less in salt, I think since it's in France region they changed the taste accordingly. It has got separate toilets too. ”
“ The foods of this restaurent is great to have a taste from Pakistan.Their service is very good even they are very friendly and give proper time to all the customers. When ever we went to gare du Nord,we take a time out to eat at that place.All there foods are very good but sometime they put a lot Jira and other spice in their food I guess. The place is usually not busy always. But one problem is huge that is , they are not properly clean.Their washroom even the eating place beside that is not that clean. Everything is proper but while their cleaning service I must say they should pay deep attention. Their plait de jour is 7€ what we found out last week.Even all the foods are very affordable. ”
“ Good Food Good Portion Straight Pricing Sweets were authentic Samosa Pakora are available Tried chicken curry with sada roti. Both were good and stomach was okay too next day..! Staff is active and cooperative. Sadah roti took time to arrive though. Full Pakistani/Indian Dhaba vibes..! Chai can be improved..! ”
“ Loved the tasty and budget friendly biryani. Had been here in 2015 ”
About
Bombay Palace
Welcome to Bombay Palace, a hidden gem located at 149-151 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 75010 Paris, France. This quaint restaurant is more than just a stopover for travelers; it is a culinary experience that promises to take your taste buds on a delightful journey through the rich and vibrant flavors of Pakistani and Indian cuisine.
At Bombay Palace, every dish is crafted with care, showcasing the best of traditional spices and cooking techniques that have garnered praise from locals and visitors alike. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with a warm ambiance and friendly staff, many of whom pride themselves on providing a personal touch to your dining experience.
Many patrons have raved about the selection of dishes available. Take it from Mohd Faraz, who shared his joy after discovering this restaurant during his travels. He mentioned, "The food is delicious, and the staff is incredibly friendly." For those looking for budget-friendly options, the reviews highlight that you can enjoy an authentic chicken curry with freshly made sada roti for just 7 euros. The menu boasts a variety of halal dishes, making it the go-to spot for anyone craving genuine Pakistani flavors in Paris.
Despite its location near the bustling Gare du Nord, Bombay Palace retains a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Customer faizal ahamed remarked on the tranquil dining experience, stating, "It has its own food quality." Diners can indulge in wholesome offerings like chicken tikka, biryani, and the highly praised channa samosa, which has remained a favorite for over a decade.
The flavorful dishes, however, do come with some variation. For instance, Tanzila Hasan Pinky noted that while the food is great, some dishes tend to be heavier on the spices. This highlights the restaurant's unique take on traditional recipes, adapting them to suit local tastes while still offering a slice of authentic Pakistani cuisine.
In addition to main courses, the dessert menu also features authentic sweets reminiscent of home. Diners can enjoy classic treats that pair beautifully with a cup of chai, which, while room for improvement, still adds to the overall experience.
In sum, Bombay Palace is a delightful stop for anyone in Paris seeking delicious, authentic Pakistani and Indian cuisine without breaking the bank. With its friendly service, tasty dishes, and budget-friendly prices, it's a must-visit for both locals and tourists looking to savor the flavors of South Asia in the heart of Paris.
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