The best Indian restaurants New Aquitaine

Indian restaurants are rare in La Rochelle, at least it has the merit of being well placed: The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff were friendly and helpful. Red tones, Indian illustrations, and the classics on the map: tikka masala, palak, basmati rice and cheese nans. In terms of flavours, we're satisfied, but no more. The reception is very good and it is very rare to be noticed.

It's a pure oriental jewel nestled in the old stones. Especially in summer, the change of scenery takes place on the terrace in this tree-lined inner courtyard, a stone's throw from the cathedral, in a cool place. Culture clashes also in the vaulted cellar reserved for groups. You are always welcome, even though you arrive late: Tanveer Raja and his team take care of the customers, the dish is also generous. Everything is prepared with fresh products, the rare frozen products are indicated, and cooked homemade to Western taste, i.e. soft on spices, but offering a fragrant trip to India and Pakistan. Biryani, shrimp, lamb, tandoori... The specialities are there. Including in an unbeatable lunch menu: vegetable fritters, fish curry with coconut milk and lime sauce, spices, and halwa (flavoured semolina cake). All this with hot nans (traditional breads) and a famous mango lassi (yoghurt drink). The children's menu is also opens to distant horizons with grilled chicken and rice brochette and fresh fruit salad. Vegetarians will find an appropriate offer.