Restaurant Royal Pokhara — Restaurant in Paris

The host is great. He treats you nicely. I had mutton thali. I cannot say it was the best. At the end, I had little rice left so little extra gravy would have been great. I asked for it, but they don’t allow it. I told them I would pay extra for the gravy. If you need extra gravy, you have to order a complete bowl of mutton again which is a ridiculous thing. I hope they will change this way of service.

We also tried Chilli Momo. It was good. We were told to also try pressure cooker momo which we couldn’t because my wife cannot eat anymore after having a plate of momo and I was having thali myself.

On my next trip, I would love to try Pressure Cooker Momo.

The vibe and the...

The Royal Pokhara is a hidden gem in Paris, offering authentic Nepalese cuisine. With warm service, inviting ambiance, and flavorful dishes, from momos to aromatic curries, their menu showcases the rich flavors of Nepal. Attentive staff and traditional cooking techniques ensure a memorable dining experience.

During our visit, we were pleasantly surprised by the complimentary yogurt and flatten rice, as it happened to be Dahi Chiura Khane Din (National Paddy Day) in the Nepalese calendar. This thoughtful gesture added an extra touch of cultural authenticity to our meal.

For a taste of Nepal in the heart of Paris, The Royal Pokhara is a...

Many times I have to agonize over how many stars to award a place for food, service or atmosphere. In this case five stars was an easy decision in every category. Not only was our food delicious, and nicely presented by our pleasant server, everything else about our experience was excellent. As to authenticity, given that the place was filled with to capacity almost entirely with people seeming to be Nepalese, the man at the next table, recently arrived from his home in Nepal, assured me that the food was indeed authentic, so long as you ask the server to point out the Nepalese dishes as opposed to the Indian dishes also...