First Indian restaurant we tried in San Sebastián as this was close to our Airbnb. You walk in and…read moresit anywhere you want but service is a bit slow, unless you call the waiter over. Avoid sitting inside because there is a strong bathroom sanitizer smell. We opted to to get menu del día (for 14 euro, although it looked delicious) and instead ordered the Tai Mahal Salad (very good), meat samosas (very good especially with the tzatziki sauce), butter chicken (not as buttery as I've had it in my native Los Angeles), lamb karma (really sweet, and not exactly my liking), rice (plates don't came with rice), and cheese nan (delicious, best I've ever had). The don't have glass of water, so be expected to pay for a bottle of mineral water for 2 euro. Overall food was good, but not as tasty and I've had it in other places. Definitely food is not spicy and the sauces are more creamy and not very spice-tasting.

Great place - quality is great, service is familiar and the decoration is simple yet India-fancy…read more To recommend and to enjoy, in family or with friends.

We found this gem of a restaurant on day 2 of our stay and what a treat. We were not expecting much…read morebut my son and I both had a hankering for some curry so we decided to give this place a try - boy were we surprised! My wife went for the chicken tikka masala and my daughter the beef version - both with a side of white rice to round out their meals. My son ordered the chicken briyani which sounded good so I ordered their mutton briyani. We also ordered a plate of their paper dosa to share and a round of mango lassi. The Indian American version of tikka masala is served creamier, this dish was not! It was served in the traditional tomato base with wondeful fragrant spices. Paired with white rice, this dish received praises from both my wife and daughter. Our briyani's did not disappoint. Served in metal bowls with a hard boiled egg on top of it, the dish was served with the right anount of heat and spice. The flavor was awesome and the 3 chutney condiments complemented the dish and went well with the tikka masala plates. The mango lassi was freshly made and served chilled. All I can say, if you are in Lourdes and are looking for some good, affordable Indian food, I highly recommend this place.

The owners are particular about serving fresh food its just like homemade fresh. The service is…read moregood since they are make to order and the owners talk to you ensuring guest are happy creating a joyful ambiance

From the owner: L'Inde au cœur de Dax Dans ce restaurant accueillant et convivial, les maîtres des lieux vous…read moreinvitent à un voyage gustatif initiatique à travers les spécialités culinaires indiennes et sri lankaises: poulet, agneau, poissons, crevettes et légumes sont au menu, le tout relevé par ces épices judicieusement choisies pour leurs capacités à éveiller les sens.

This was my favorite restaurant when visiting lourdes. I started with a hot milk tea, which is was…read moreexcellent and really hit the spot on a cold, rainy day. This is a family owned business they speak English, French, Italian and Tamil. The family was very hospitable and helped us with the huge selection on the menu. Then had Masala dosa, which is a spicy potato filled crepe. The beef. rice, lentil, and green bean dinner was awesome.

Worst place to eat food in the town.. Very oily and soggy biriyani and most…read moreOf the things listed on the menu are not available