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New Jawad Longchamp, the Indian-Pakistani restaurant in Paris, stands out as a culinary haven, offering a fine dining experience that seamlessly blends elegance with authentic flavors. The restaurant's upscale ambiance creates a sophisticated setting that enhances the overall dining pleasure. The staff at New Jawad Longchamp deserves accolades for their superb and helpful service. From recommendations to ensuring a seamless dining experience, their attentiveness adds a personal touch to each visit. Their dedication to customer satisfaction is evident in every interaction, making patrons feel truly valued. The real star, however, is the authentic tasting food. New Jawad Longchamp excels in delivering the true essence of Indian and Pakistani cuisines. Each dish is a masterpiece of spices and flavors, showcasing the culinary expertise of the chefs. Whether you indulge in flavorful curries, succulent kebabs, or aromatic biryanis, the menu reflects a commitment to preserving the authenticity of South Asian cuisine. In conclusion, New Jawad Longchamp is more than a restaurant; it's an immersive culinary journey. With its fine dining ambiance, attentive staff, and a menu that celebrates the rich tapestry of Indian and Pakistani flavors, it has earned its place as a top destination for those seeking an elevated and authentic dining experience in Paris.
Cyrus SANTOSCyrus SANTOS
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So my wife and I have been travelling across Europe for about 2 weeks now and after crossing the 10 day mark the Indian in us was screaming for some good home cooked meal. Now that we are in Paris we came across this place called “New Jawad” in Longchamp and decided to give it a try, we were lucky to have reached the place early during opening at 7PM coz boy a boy did the place get packed. If you plan on reaching this place around 8PM I highly recommend that you make a reservation. We ordered the Butter Chicken a signature dish at the restaurant and it was simply wow So creamy and delicious the taste still lingers on my tongue, decided to eat it with a kheema naan and a garlic naan and we absolutely loved it. Also ordered the chicken biryani coz we were so hungry and totally skipped clicking it. How could we skip dessert after a nice masaledar meal? We couldn’t do we had the signature Malai Kulfi and it was delectable. If you are in Paris and are craving Indian or Pakistani food, you absolutely have to visit this place. The team and the owner were so nice to us it was an absolute delight. 7 on 5 for the overall experience and a big thanks to the team.
Karan NandaKaran Nanda
00
To be honest, low quality indian-pakistani restaurant! We went on 28Jan2023 with my wife and very good friend to spend a good time and enjoy a traditional and delicious Indian-Pakistani supper. To be sure we had a spot, I booked my reservation for 3 at 8pm. Due to metro being delayed, we arrived around 8:10pm. I told the waiter that we had a reservation for 8pm and our table wasn't even ready and we had to wait 45min to get a spot. Basically, don't waste your time to book in advance as it will be first come first served. They only look for high number of people and how much benefits they can make. Then we got a spot in a corner and the table had spots of dirts. It wasn't even clean to be honest. Then we waited again 30min for a waiter to come and get our order. We took the chicken Samosas and vegetarian samosas, cheese naan, nature naan, chicken byriani, nature basmati rice, chicken Shai Korma, Chana Massala or chickpeas Stew, chicken Tikka massala. It was a terrible supper. The Samosas looked industrial, small and tasteless. The byriani was not a byriani. It looked like a fried rice and the chicken inside was blend and dry. The rest was only sauce and very small pieces of chicken. They said in menu that chicken were cooked on wood charcoal but it did not feel like that. They were cooked in the sauce and you could feel something you could make at home or something you could buy from a grocery store. Naan breads looked homemade but I didn't come to Indian-Pakistani place for bread. It is a shame to be honest. You can look at my photos and you will understand by the look, shape and consistency that my review is honest (not my first time to review food). Also, they didn't use too much spices and their food tastes like a all you can eat indian buffet, nothing less nothing more. I forgot to mention how expensive was the food. It is not even worth half the price. To be honest, I should have eaten a cheeseburger from Mcdonald. It would be better and price wise it would be definitely better. The service was so slow and staffs were all over the place. In conclusion, I highly don't recommend this place!!! Quantities are small, quality is very low, food is not even traditional, recipes are not even original, and service is terrible. If you don't belive me, go try for yourself. To close the loop, at the end, we paid and my wife and friend went to bathrooms and they were in shock. They said the toilets were not clean at all. They couldn't belive it. I welcome anyone to go and check this place for safety and hygiene, I am sure they will have a nice surprise in the kitchen.
Christophe FadainiaChristophe Fadainia
10
We passed by this restaurant yesterday and were excited to try it out. We mentioned it later that night to our Uber driver who had nothing but good things to say and highly recommended the restaurant. My husband and I both being from Punjabi families, have had some incredible meals over the years so sometimes we might be a little picky. From the moment we came in we were happily greeted and served. We ordered garlic naan, rice, butter chicken, seekh kabob and chicken tikka masala. Everything was delicious and cooked perfectly, the meat was very tender and spiced well. Afterwards we both were in a food coma and ordered chai and gulab jaman—the chai was everything we needed to finish up this delicious meal. As much as we both enjoyed, our kids also fully enjoyed with us. This was such a treat and reminded us of some of our favorite Pakistani foods. 10/10, highly recommend!! Our server was fantastic and we had the pleasure of meeting the owner who was also very kind. We will definitely share with all of our friends and family. Excuse my photos, I only thought to take them after we had polished off our plates haha
Sarah Qureshi IqbalSarah Qureshi Iqbal
10
I visited New Jawad for my boyfriend’s birthday, and we had an okay experience! The restrooms were impeccably clean, the decor was pretty, and the vegetable samosas were delicious. I must also compliment the staff as they are very attentive and professional! However, there were some glaring issues. The sweet sauce provided had bananas in it for some reason? Very weird. The butter chicken (the signature dish) I had was probably the worst I’ve ever eaten, and that was so disappointing. It was more oily than creamy, and it had a very strong bacon taste for some reason? I found small flat chunks of what I assumed must be some other kind of meat, because even my boyfriend remarked that it tasted like pork, which wouldn’t make any sense. Lastly, the “saffron” rice was 5 euros for a relatively small portion and maybe 2 drops of color. All in all, I’d like to give another location a try and maybe see if this butter chicken was just a fluke.
Amanda MolaAmanda Mola
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We entered the establishment on a Saturday night. Very busy as it's situated in the centre of Paris. They found us a table very quickly. Staff are very attentive and friendly. The place was bustling and you can see the locals dine here too. Food was pricey, but this was expected with it being in the centre and so close to the Eiffel. Drinks arrived promptly with poppadoms and chutney. Not sure and wasn't really fond of the banana and mango chutney two flavour which should not be mixed. Food came and was pretty nice. Lamb and chicken curry was nice. Portion sizes were extremely small. This was expected. We ordered everything spicy but it was a tad sweet for us. Especially the vindaloo. However, had a great time and would recommend giving this a try again. Decor was beautiful and reminded me of the old themed restaurants. Very classy. Staff were friendly and I loved it.
Ahsanul MiahAhsanul Miah
10
Nearby Attractions Of New Jawad Longchamp
Eiffel Tower
Trocadéro Gardens
Alma's bridge
Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac
Aquarium de Paris
Trocadéro Square
Palais de Tokyo
Guimet Museum
Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris
Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris

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Alma's bridge
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Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac
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Basic Info
Address
30 Rue de Longchamp, 75116 Paris, France
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+33 1 47 27 24 14
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Website
newjawad.co
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Overview
4.7
(2.5K reviews)
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Description
Classic tandoori dishes, meat & veg curries, plus biryani, in an upscale venue with a terrace.
attractions: Eiffel Tower, Trocadéro Gardens, Alma's bridge, Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac, Aquarium de Paris, Trocadéro Square, Palais de Tokyo, Guimet Museum, Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, restaurants: Le Paradis du Fruit - George V, Relais de l’Entrecôte, Carette, New Jawad Rapp, Mokus l'Écureuil, Miss Kô, Café du Trocadéro, Frog XVI, Francette, Sir Winston
