Arti — Restaurant in Paris

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Arti Indien Restaurant, and it was an exceptional experience! From the moment I walked in, the warm and inviting ambiance set the tone for an unforgettable meal.

The cheese naan was a standout—perfectly soft with a deliciously gooey, cheesy center. It paired beautifully with the flavorful curries we ordered. The tandoori chicken was cooked to perfection, with tender, juicy meat and a smoky, spiced marinade that was bursting with authentic flavor.

To round off the meal, I tried their kulfi, and it was divine. Creamy, rich, and subtly infused with traditional flavors like cardamom and pistachio, it was the perfect way to end a fantastic dining experience.

The staff were attentive and friendly, making great recommendations and ensuring everything was just right. If you’re looking for an authentic Indian dining experience with a menu that delights, I highly recommend Arti Indien Restaurant. I’ll...

Arti Indian Restaurant in Paris is a great spot if you’re craving authentic Indian food with a homely vibe. The atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, and the service is friendly without being overbearing. I started with their appetizers, and the onion bhajias were crisp and full of flavor—perfect with their tangy chutneys. The samosas were another winner, golden on the outside and nicely spiced inside. For the main course, I tried the thali, which is ideal if you like to sample a bit of everything. It came with a mix of curries, dal, rice, roti, and a small sweet at the end—everything tasted fresh and well-balanced. The portions were generous without being too heavy. I finished with one of their traditional desserts, gulab jamun, and it was the perfect sweet ending—soft, warm, and syrupy in the best way. Arti is the kind of place you’ll want to revisit whenever you’re in Paris and craving real Indian...

Recently visited this restaurant just a short trip from the Eiffel Tower, and it was a fantastic experience!

We ordered a variety of drinks — mango lassi, rose lassi, lemon pani, and a virgin mojito — all of which complemented the food beautifully, especially the mojito.

For food, we tried the garlic naan, plain naan, chicken tikka, chicken tandoori, lamb biriyani, chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, prawn masala, and chicken madras. Every dish was amazing — full of flavour and well-prepared. The lamb biryani is on the spicier side, so keep that in mind if you’re sensitive to heat.

The portions come in small bowls, so it’s a great idea to order a variety and share — perfect for tasting multiple dishes!

We ended the meal with kulfi, which was refreshing and the perfect way to finish off.

Highly recommend this spot if you’re looking for delicious, reasonably priced food during your...