Mount Everest — Restaurant in Paris

Being a big time foodie, my hunt for a wonderful Indian restaurent satisfying my taste buds in Paris comes to a term. A usual Indian/Nepalese Indian decoration with a colourful cadre for a comfortable seating. We visited with friends and family so had children who played around the place. We were very happy to find a large varied menu fairly priced. We ordered Paneer masala which was coated in a thick spicy red gravy with capsicum and onions, Dal tadka, baigan bharta (one of the best we found in Paris). We ordered a basket of tandoori rotis, bitter nan, chili man and garlic naan. Their breads were soft and cooked to the perfection. We would have though loved tava rotis. We had also ordered vegetable biryani which was speaking it's aroma from a long distance. Not the hyderabadi style but surely very tasty and delight to the mouth. I would recommend the restaurent. It is rum by a Nepali couple and they are very...

Hands down the best indian restaurant in Paris. Being 100% honest, most people will miss this restaurant because of its name. Most usually tend to go to a restaurant that has an Indian name to it. I myself had second thoughts and I am happy I gave this place a try. This restaurant is ran by a couple and they do a magnificent job with no lack in service. To top it off they have different type of lunch and dinner specials which you can mix and match and the portions are really good. We were a family of 4, ordered the 50/50 which came with a non veg mix grill, 2 entrée dishes, 2 Naans, 2 desserts and coffee, ordered thr delhi dinner and a bombay dinner (similar concept but for 1 person). Amazing food amazing couple and an amazing establishment. All the desi people out...

We live 4 blocks away. A blessing and a curse since the irreproducible excellence of the food forces us back nearly twice a week. As lovers of Hindu food, without a question, Mt. Everest is the best “Indian” (though it is Nepalese) food we have ever had. The owners, a young and charming couple will make you feel at home. The palak paneer, the butter chicken, the aubergine caviar... we could eat theirs every day and never grow tired, absolutely delicious, along with the mango lassi, sweet nectar of the gods (no sarcasm or exaggeration). Our favorite restaurant in al of Paris. We can’t wait to be back from...