Last year, we went to Yugaraj shortly after the cruise at Seine.

We were a party of 4 adults and a two year old kid. One of my friends had hurt her ankle earlier that evening and was having difficulty walking. Still, they gave us a table for 4 (and no baby chair) at the first floor. After repeated request and telling them about a vacant table(5 seats) downstairs, they finally agreed to let us have it.

Next, the waiter asked us to order as soon as possible (even with an hour shy of closing time). And to our surprise he TOLD us to order atleast 4 entrees (it was not a suggestion). Never ever in my life had I heard such a stupid word from a waiter. We asked him to have the manager/owner talk to us. The waiter talked to the lady(owner). But, she did not even care to talk to us.

We walked out of the restaurant with nothing but bitter memories.

-Gaurav Jain
California, US

After reading on lots of Web Pages that this was the "Best Indian Resto" in Paris I would like to know if actually any of these people had been to another Indian resto??!!??Firstly, there was not a great choice on the menu, secondly it was expensive for what you got, €25 for a tandorri chicken leg, salad and nan!! I had ordered the chicken curry which was supposed to be hot, yes it was slightly spicy but in any good Indian resto it's v mild, also the chicken in the curry was full of bones and when you pay €25 you dont expect to spend half the time picking bones out of your mouth, I mentioned this to the waiter and he replied with "Its a boney dish", other than that the service was good, starter reasonable and the decor nice but dont let this fool you, I dont actually think any of the Indians running this resto have ever left Paris. I would not recommend this to anyone.