Restaurant Sabraj — Restaurant in Paris

If you're planning to dine at Sabraj, I would suggest going for one of their set menus, as ordering a la carte can be a frustrating experience. Some items on the menu take an unusually long time to prepare, and the wait staff does not give prior notice about this, leaving you to wait for a long time for your food to arrive. However, if you do go for the set menu, the food is quite good and reasonably priced.

Unfortunately, the service can be hit-or-miss. During my first visit, the waiter was pushy in upselling items, which made me feel uncomfortable. Additionally, outside noise and homeless people can be annoying sometimes. During my dining experience, a homeless person came and started yelling at diners, which was disruptive and unpleasant. I understand that this is outside the control of the restaurant, but it did detract from my overall dining experience.

Overall, Sabraj has its ups and downs. Stick to the set menu, be prepared for long wait times for a la carte items, and be aware that outside disturbances may occur. Despite the challenges, the food is okay, and the restaurant is worth considering for an indian...

Best restaurant so far in Paris, considering how well the staff took plant based eaters seriously.

They also provided in-depth information about the origin and preparation of the dishes. The staff genuinely seemed interested in us not just as customers but as people coming to experience new dining experiences. The flavors were truly rich, and you could taste the combination of fresh ingredients and spices. For the price, it's a real hidden gem, and I will definitely visit again when I return to Paris.

I recommend the restaurant to advertise their ability to serve vegan food, as it's hard to find such good options in this city.

The cardamom tea left a really good taste in my mouth for a long time. Even though the main course, I had to skip the cream due to my vegan diet, it still tasted amazing because of the successful use of fresh spices.

The whole group was satisfied. I recommend it...

I must say that this was an unexpected experience! After we had a lousy snack we decided to go Indian! And wanted to try this Indian restaurant.

And let me tell you from the moment we entered till the moment we left the smile didn't leave our faces!!

Very welcoming staff, very inviting interior makes you go to India right away! Welcome drink is served, and a special bread with sauces also. We ordered the Dal Soup and Onion Fritters. Was amazing.

And then comes the butter chicken, and the Dal MaKani with rice on the side that was also very fulfilling and tasty!

Do not miss the chance to taste the Lassi drink, its a kind of milky yogurt with a flavor, we chose the mango and it was out of this world!

Beautiful discovery! Will be...