Restaurant Le Lassani

Being an Indian when you go to an Indian restaurant in a foreign country you expect a homely treatment, in our case it was the exact opposite. My wife and I made our reservation on Valentine's day, entered the restaurant and stood there for 5 minutes waiting for someone to acknowledge our presence but the staff was busy attending the other local customers. Since noone greeted us we went to the bar counter at the end of the restaurant to talk to one of the staff. He impolitely slide us a menu saying that tonight they are only serving a set menu. He didn't even bother to greet, a simple hello or bonsoire. My wife and I decided we won't spend such a pleasant evening treated like we don't belong there. There are creperies in this city which welcome you more warmly.