Le Trésor du Kashmir — Restaurant in Paris

I had the pleasure of dining at this Indian restaurant yesterday, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The food was simply amazing, bursting with authentic flavors that left me craving more. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, creating the perfect setting for a delightful meal.

Not only were the prices affordable, but the service was also top-notch. When I ordered the Kama Sutra cocktail, it was a bit too strong for my taste, but the staff graciously made me a new one with less alcohol, and it was absolutely perfect. Their attention to detail and willingness to accommodate made all the difference.

To top it off, they treated me to a refreshing mint tea and lichi liquor at the end of the meal, which were delightful palate cleansers and a lovely way to end the evening.

I must give a special mention to their Chicken Masala Kashmere Special and their naan, which were out of this world. Each bite was a burst of flavor that left me wanting more.

Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for an incredible dining experience. I will definitely be returning soon for another taste of their...

I went there with my friend around on Saturday around 5pm. The restaurant was not very full and had only three other tables with customers. There were lots of empty tables around us and the food in general was just okay.

The service was horrible. There were several empty tables around us and no customers waiting outside yet the staff kept coming to check us every to see if we had finished and rushing us through the entrees/main meals.

Like for the main course it became 2-3 minutes between checks I’m not even kidding.

Then when we were paying the staff made a comment suggesting we had stayed too long which was not true. There wasn’t even any reason to mention it as nobody was waiting for the table and there were no new customers.

Even if that were the case, I’m pretty sure there are better ways to communicate than practically shooing us out the door as if we were bothering people. Horrible service, subpar food and not a very good...

This was an insult to Indian food, probably the worst Indian meal I've had in my life (and I've tried it in many countries). The palak paneer did not even have any paneer in it. Instead, they used 'vache qui rit' (a packaged cheese commonly used in children's sandwiches). When we informed them that we did not get what we ordered (the paneer itself) we were told that they use 'vache qui rit' to match people expectations of what paneer is. For me, that was indicative of the audience they are catering to - people who do not know or want genuine authentic Indian food. Just don't go here and probably avoid Passage Brady in general as they are probably all playing the same game, although that is purely...