Samsara - Paris

If I could give this place minus rating I would gladly...On the recommendation of France Travel Blog 's listing of best Indian restaurants in Paris, I went to this place...Let 's not get into the ambiance or even the attitude of the staff and deal just with the so called food. Inedible. I ordered $38 Euros worth of tandoori chicken, butter chicken and chickenbiryani...The tandoori chicken was spiced so midly, it might as well have been KFC, but was so dry it didn 't measure up to that. I took one bite of each of the other dishes...got up, paid for it and left it...I only wish I 'd had the guts to tell them how bad their food was, but what good would that have done? Absolutely disgusting...I am soooo angry I 'm going to hunt down every place they are reviewed and shout it to the rooftops...Whoever reviewed this place as one of the best has clearly never had good Indian food...Michael

This is one of my local restaurants. I love their cheese nans and always have one or two with samosas and raita. The food is fine and is great value for money. The wine prices are reasonable too. The service is very good, they are well-staffed, everyone is from Bangladesh and they work hard. They serve you quickly and as soon as someone leaves they clean the table immediately. The tables inside are quite close together and the large Indian style chairs take up some space but you can also sit outside. They are open 365 days a year for lunch and for dinner and they also do takeaway and delivery and are very efficient with both.

Fantastic food and great service! The cheese naan, butter chicken and palak paneer are a must! The restaurant was extremely busy which is always a great reflection of the food! If you want to try authentic Pakistani food then Samsara is the place to go!

Probably one of the best Indian restaurants in Paris. My parents took me there when I was a kid 30 to 35 years ago. The staff of the establishment is always as polite, effective and attentive. The dishes are very good refinement!

Sober and efficient service It is deliciously spicy, rice is fine and a scent to fall, dishes are rich, flavors invite to travel. Contemplating the church of Belleville by eating on a terrace in the shade of shrimp with curry or lamb, it is life that restarts