Delhi Bazaar

Tucked away on a peaceful corner of Paris’s vibrant 11th arrondissement, Delhi Bazaar has quickly become the neighborhood’s go-to spot for authentic Indian cuisine. Young Parisians crowd the entrance, eager to snag a table at this lively restaurant that proves the city’s appetite extends well beyond traditional French fare. The atmosphere buzzes with energy, making it clear this isn’t just another restaurant—it’s a gathering place.

The menu cleverly divides dishes by portion size, giving you the flexibility to graze on small plates or commit to heartier options. Start with the chaats—particularly the dahi puri swimming in spiced yogurt and vibrant chutney—before moving on to larger plates. The chicken korma delivers exactly the comfort you’d expect, with tender meat bathed in a silky, aromatic sauce, while the spicy lamb brings welcome heat for those craving bolder flavors. Whatever your main course, saving room for the cardamom soft serve sundae is non-negotiable.

What sets Delhi Bazaar apart is its accessibility. A satisfying meal rarely exceeds €20 per person, making it perfect for casual weeknight dinners or bringing the whole group along. The cocktail menu thoughtfully includes alcohol-free options like the Mai Lassi Tai—a tropical blend of pineapple and lime that refreshes without overwhelming.

Whether you’re seeking a romantic dinner, planning a gathering with friends, or simply craving well-executed Indian food at honest prices, Delhi Bazaar delivers. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to become a regular.