The "Little India" neighborhood just northeast of Paris' Gare du Nord train station is home to hundreds of Indian and Sri Lankan businesses. Among these, you'll find plenty of restaurants with tasty and affordable food—in case you need a break from the rich French diet during a long visit. The best finds are along the rue Cail. In contrast to the passage Brady, whose Indian restaurants serve mainly French and traveling diners, the unadorned restaurants around the rue Cail cater to the local south Asian clientele. That means a little more spice and a lot less money.
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Outside of this spectacular festival, here are a few of my year-round favorite Indian restaurants in Paris:
Dishny 25 rue Caile, 10th arrondissement
Krishna Bhavan (vegetarian) 24 rue Cail, 10th arrondissement
Madras Café 180 rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 10th arrondissement
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