Indian restaurants in Paris

Aarchana 19, rue du, 75020 Paris Ph 0140330657
Aarapana 6, rue du petit pont, 75005 Paris Ph 0146335510
Allo Tandoori 93, rue Philippe de Girard, 75018 Paris Ph 0142058492
Arjuna 21 rue Turin, 75008 Paris Ph 0145220202
Arti 173, rue Lecourbe, 75015 Paris Ph 0148286668
Banani 148, rue de la Croix-Nivert, 75015 Paris Ph 0148287392
Gandhi-Opéra 66, rue Ste Anne, 75002 Paris Ph 0142605960
Goa 19, rue Augereau, 75007 Paris Ph 0145552620
Joyti 148 rue de Vaugirard, 75015 Paris Ph 47834545
Kastoori 4, place Gustave Toudouze, 75009 Paris Ph 0144530610
Le Kashmire 9 Rue Tiquetonne, 75002 Paris Ph 0140262867
Kohenoor 15 avenue Jean Jaurès, 75019 Paris Ph 0142007581
Punjab 26, avenue de Rourville, 75007 Paris Ph 0145559849
L'Etoile du Kashmir 63, rue de Charonne, 75011 Paris Ph 0143555760
La ville de Jagannath 101, rue St Maur, 75011 Paris Ph 0143558081
Mohit 103, rue de montreuil, 75011 Paris Ph 0143733221
Royal Kashmir 46, avenue des Gobelins, 75013 Paris Ph 0143318737
Servaaheefh 25, rue du Docteur Heulin, 75017 Paris Ph 0142284340

India: Cafe Paris

111, MG Road
Mumbai, MH 400 023 India
+91 22 2267 1421
Open Hours
11a-Midnight
Overview
This place tries very hard to incorporate small Parisian effect. By day it is known as a family eatery and by night it turns into a Bollywood-fixated joint. The live band constantly croons out the latest Hindi hits and there are posters declaring how Bollywood is the best. The usual dance-bar effect is found here – with mirrors, low tables, flirting waitresses and muscled bouncers. The drinks are reasonably-priced and the place is often booked for private parties.

India: Anamika to join Manish at Paris Fashion Week

New Delhi, April 2 (IANS) The Indian fashion industry is on the upswing. Now, designer and member of the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) Anamika Khanna is all set to join Manish Arora at the Paris Fashion Week (Spring-Summer 2008 collection) in 2007. They would be the first Indian designers to showcase their collections at the event.

Didier Grumbach, president Paris Fashion Week, as well as FDCI confirmed the participation of these designers at the fashion extravaganza.


This is the first time Indian designers are participating independently under their own labels in the Paris Fashion Week, scheduled to be held from Sep 30 to Oct 7, 2007.


Announcing the selection, Rathi Vinay Jha, Director General, FDCI said, 'Anamika is a talented designer and we are extremely proud of the fact that she and Manish Arora will be the first Indian designers to make a mark at a prestigious platform like the Paris Fashion Week.


'FDCI's long-term vision is to place Indian fashion on the global marketplace and this is definitely a step towards achieving that goal.'


A beaming Anamika Khanna said: 'The international fashion market is taking Indian fashion and its designers seriously. I am overjoyed yet nervous. Participation at an international fashion platform involves not only creating world-class products, but also being sensitive to design application and style.'

Indian business leaders prefer Paris for holidays

Paris

Paris is the fashion capital of the world, the trendsetter and a city of unparalleled chic. Also known as the City of Lights, Paris is a patron of the arts and artists. The art at the Louvre, the 18th century palaces on the Seinethe sidewalk cafe tablesb and coloured glow of Notre Dame's stained glass are all reflections of this beautiful and sophisticated city that is fragrant with French perfume.