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France Food Guide: 3 Indian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Meylan
Reviews on Indian food in Meylan, France including Le Bombay, Shiva, Escale Indienne
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1. Le Bombay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 887 reviews
Reviewed By OminoDiGhisa
As an enthusiast of **Real** indian food (i.e., tasty, spicy, heartwarming but not necessarily just with the feeling of eating lava), I appreciated the food I had in Bombay during my visits. It's so hard to find some non-french adaptations of non-french food in this country! The restaurant is very nice and often very busy (make sure to reserve your table!), service is nice and careful, but most important, the food is lovely and gives you a wonderful indian feeling. Spicy food lovers, don't be afraid of asking for "indian" spicy levels, you won't be disappointed. Prices are aligned with Grenoblois standard, good value considering food quality.
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2. Shiva
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Katherine D
Visited here a few days ago for dinner. We had two chicken dishes (tikka masala and karahi) and two vegetable dishes (chana masala and baingan bartha). All dishes were very tasty, as well as the roti. My only complaint was that there was no A/C inside, so we sat outside, and the portions are on the small side.
3. Escale Indienne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Nidgehammer
If youâre after 5 star service then you wonât want to eat here as itâs a little slow and ponderous but if you want authentic well cooked and spiced Indian food, step right in.We walked the near 2km from our hotel near Printemps and doubted whether weâd done the right thing en route as we entered some less than salubrious areas but it was worth the journey.We started with vegetable samosas with a couple of home made dips and they were very good indeed, packed full with spiced potato and peas. My wife had a black dhal vegetarian curry while I chose a chicken curry with peppers and onion - it bore no relation to anything Iâve had back in the UK but was bursting with heat but also delicate flavours. All curries are served with rice but we also ordered a couple of naan breads.We enjoyed the Indian Kingfisher lagers but they were expensive. Be prepared not to rush here, there were only two people working (including the chef) when we visited but the affable guy serving explained everything in detail and worked hard to keep up.If you need a hit of spicy food in Grenoble, I can definitely recommend this place.Hello, thanks for the intersting feedback, we being too young in this business, are trying to improve in terms of rapidity and management. And those changes are effective on daily basis. Hope to see you soon.
