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Kastoori Review

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Kastoori

¢, Indian, Montmartre

User Rating: * 1.2

Fodor's Review:

On a pretty little restaurant-strewn square down the hill from Montmartre, Kastoori is something of a miracle. Not only is its terrace (now heated in winter) one of the most agreeable in Paris, but the modest dining room draped with Indian fabrics feels equally relaxing on a rainy day, and the reliably good food offers tremendous value. The best bets at lunch are the EUR 8 or EUR 10 daily-changing thali platters, silver trays bearing curried meat (usually chicken or lamb), vegetables, and saffron rice. Work it all off with a hike up the hill to Sacré-Coeur.

Member Reviews & Ratings:

Terrible

Posted by akolya from Paris on 1/3/07

I've lived in Paris for five years and spend a great deal of time eating out. I ate one of the worst meals I've ever eaten in Paris at Kastoori. Always searching for good Indian food in Paris I saw this review and took a chance. The restaurant was full of Americans, there were dirty dishes stacked on the counter and all of the food we ordered was bland and tasted nothing like authentic Indian food. How a restaurant like this ends up in a guide book I can't imagine.

FOOD: 1.0

ATMOSPHERE: 2.0

SERVICE: 1.0

VALUE: 1.0

RATING: 1.2