Vishnu Bhavan — Restaurant in Saint-Germain-en-Laye

We like indian food a lot and have visited many Indian restaurants. As first time visitors to a lovely Marlie le Roy town we were impressed by very high reviews of this establishment. But how wrong we were to trust them. I feel guilty for leaving a bad review but I hope this may help someone make their mind before going here and may also improve food quality and service as they were appalling. Firstly - papodoms. They were on the house for free however they were served on their own. How are you supposed to them - where sweet, sour and spicy sauces that are to be enjoyed? Maybe they run out of them. But papodoms themselves were too hard, tasted of too much cumin and because of incorrect batter they were burnt.

House special biryani - making your own rice with some curry spices and leftover meat you'll get better result than what it was - tasteless and contained corn. Lamb korma portion was tiny but my son enjoyed as it being korma was on a sweet side. Vegetable curry was made from frozen vegetables. We also ordered two naan bread, which again was a failure from a point of a good dough and thus were very small and...

Very friendly welcoming and delicious food, all home made. There is an offer of indian wines that harmoniously accompany the dishes. Soft music completes the exotic experience. We love...

Si vous avez 2h30 à perdre, un bon coussin pour vos fesses et zéro fringale urgente, ce resto est fait pour vous. 45 minutes pour l’entrée, 45 minutes pour le plat, 20 minutes pour le dessert… le timing est digne d’un film en trois parties. Spielberg n’a qu’à bien se tenir.

Le menu à 26€ ? Pas de naan inclus, surprise ! À ce prix-là, j’espérais au moins une chanson Bollywood en live et un digestif offert par Shahrukh Khan.

Les plats ? Bons, mais clairement pas assez pour justifier cette attente digne de la CAF. En résumé : venez avec de la patience, pas...