As the Diwali celebration approaches on Sunday, November 12, Paris Select is highlighting several essential addresses to celebrate this holiday with an authentic meal. Considered the most important Indian festival, Diwali celebrates the victory of light over darkness. Thus, it offers the ideal opportunity for loved ones to reunite!
Sharma Ji
In celebration of Diwali, the Chef Manoj Sharma invites you in the heart of the 15th arrondissement of Paris for an exceptional vegetarian feast. Of Tuesday November 7 to Sunday November 19, Restaurant Sharmaji immerses you in a captivating taste journey. Discovering typically Indian dishes, still little-known in France!
This tasting menu of 5 dishes highlights the varied flavors of different regions of the country. Especially gobi musallam, a whole roasted cauliflower and delicately fragrant, originating from northern India, as well as bagara baingan. A tasty eggplant curry popular in the Hyderabad region in the south of the country. Don't miss this opportunity to live a culinary adventure memorable, rich in exotic aromas and authentic traditions.
Sharma Ji – 16 Rue Frémicourt, 75015 Paris
The Crossing, Indian Bistro
The Crossing, Indian Bistro represents the first incursion of Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet in the universe of indian gastronomy ! The restaurant draws its inspiration from a refined and minimalist setting, in order to subtly recall the origins of the group. Namely the catering on railway lines. Here, The Crossing is not just going to be just another Indian restaurant in Paris. He simply wants to bring a new touch, namely the “bistro” dimension offering a modern culinary experience. A rich cuisine in flavors and traditions, like a continent with many facets.
From the northern lands, gourmet and comforting, to the southern regions, favoring fish and vegetables, Indian cuisine offers an infinite spectrum of nuances and delights. The rainbow of this delicious cuisine has depth and variety!
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet – 35 Boulevard Haussmann, 75009 Paris
Sir Winston
Au Sir Winston, Indo-British ad, the classics of indian cuisine blend brilliantly with a subtle British touch. An explosion of unique flavors guaranteed! Let yourself be tempted by unique creations such as curry scotch egg, whole sea bass cooked in the tandoor oven and lamb curry. These dishes will offer you a perfect introduction to the captivating world of Indian spices. Enter the heart of a extraordinary culinary experience. Here, the influences of both cultures come together to create skillfully twisted dishes.
Sir Winston – 5 Rue de Pressbourg, 75116 Paris
Delhi Bazaar
In a decor inspired by the city of Delhi, leader Eqbal Hossain aka the king of spices, makes us discover his modern indian cuisine and authentic. It's in May 2023 that the restaurant opened its doors, with the intention of revolutionizing Indian dining in the capital. At the origin of this project: Bastien and Alexis, two French fans of Indian culture. They have set themselves the goal of honoring true traditions while offering a chic and trendy concept. In short, Delhi Bazaa restaurantr is much more than a place to eat. It’s a sensory getaway to the heart of India. Lovers or novices of Indian cuisine, prepare yourself for a taste adventure that will be difficult to forget…
Delhi Bazaar, 71 rue Servan, 75011 Paris
Desi Road
Le Desi Road restaurant is renowned for its creative approach to Indian street food and its delicious thalis. On the occasion of the Festival of Lights, Desi Road invites you to a culinary pop-up exceptional in collaboration with the creator and designer Manish Arora. He will take the reins of the restaurant's kitchen to offer you an exclusive menu.
You will have the opportunity to taste a variety of tempting starters, without forgetting the famous thalis, served with the accompaniments of your choice. Your taste buds will be filled with exquisite flavors, giving you a memorable taste experience. The generous dishes offered will charm all your senses and immerse you in an unforgettable culinary immersion.
Desi Road – 14 Rue Dauphine, 75006 Paris
