Pooja is in Passage Brady, a tired old passage that is nevertheless packed with some good eats…read more Pooja has a decent lunch special and is Indian, but French-style, meaning some of the spice has been toned down. Still worth a visit if you're in the area, but not the most amazing atmosphere or service.

Anyone who has had Indian food in the UK will be sorely disappointed. The sauces are sugary,…read morethickened with flour and above all not spicy, so as to accommodate the delicate palates of the mostly French clientele. However, it is a pleasant place to sit, with a covered terrace and is certainly a more attractive spot than the more authentic versions further up the rue du Fb St Denis. This reminded me of Indian food I had in Chicago which I loathed but the locals seemed to adore so it's not surprising that American reviewers liked Pooja.

Absolute inedible garbage...I eat Indian food in Vancouver 3 times a week...There are no bad Indian…read morerestaurants there...just some better than others...At this place: Food (And I apply that term loosely) here is inedible... 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

Super popular place. Typical Parisian flavor - None. The "extra spicy" Vindaloo has all the…read moreflavor of bread. Skip Paris if you're looking for spice.

One of my favourite place for either lunch breaks or after work beer meetings. Friendly and cosy…read moreambiance, very nice staff, good german beers and great meals (and affordable!)