Faubourg
Muniyandi Vilas, Paris, ile-de-france 75010
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€870
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Convenient location with quick walk to university campuses and tube links.
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Food is affordable and tasted good as well. Felt like inside mini India. The people were kind although the place was packed. Cool to see the master making parotta!
the taste is what really stands out. As an Indian, I really enjoyed the food at Muniyandi Vilas in Paris. The flavours felt authentic, comforting, and much closer to what you would expect back home than the usual adapted versions you often find abroad. The highlight for me was the Kothu Parotta. I would actually recommend trying it over the biryani. It was full of flavour, nicely spiced, and had that proper South Indian street-food feel. The biryani was good as well, but the Kothu Parotta was definitely the dish that impressed me the most. I would have loved to try more items from the menu because the food gave me the confidence that their other dishes would be equally enjoyable. The presentation may be simple, but that is part of the charm — this is the kind of place you visit for authentic taste rather than fancy plating. Overall, I had an excellent experience. If you are looking for genuine South Indian flavours in Paris, especially if you miss the taste of food from India, Muniyandi Vilas is definitely worth trying. I would happily go back again and explore more of the menu. Highly recommended
I tried the non vege thali set, paratha, and tea. The non vege thali set just taste normal nothing extra ordinary and even the tea is nothing great.. but the paratha is must try.. taste was really good. The place is very small, you need to leave as soon you are done as people is waiting for table. However the service was really good.
Came to Muniyandi Vilas for the first time yesterday after hearing great things from friends and colleagues. We were after authentic South Indian food, and on that front it delivered. Solid 4/5. The food was lovely and the atmosphere was fine. I'd reserve 5/5 for something truly bombastic. The service, however, was appalling. The older gentleman who first seated us and handed over the menus, and took our order was pleasant, but his shift ended a few minutes in. The younger chap who took over (curly hair, bun) was the problem. When we asked for the bill, he handed us a paper slip listing everything in abbreviations ("BD", "KP" and so on) that meant nothing to us. He then dumped the whole card machine on our table and told us to split the total between ourselves, pay, and report back once we were done. That isn't the customer's job. We asked him for help several times and he simply ignored us. We ended up waiting around 15 minutes in the lobby just to pay. When he finally came over, he started shouting at us and behaving as though he was doing us a favour, as if we'd eaten for free. It was genuinely abhorrent, and as people of the same ethnic background as him, the way we were treated left us feeling there was an element of rac ism to it too. I won't be returning, and I'll be warning my colleagues. If the restaurant wants to improve, please staff at least two servers at a time, and make it clear to this individual that this behaviour is completely unacceptable. The food deserves far better service than this.
Extremely disappointed by the Chicken Tikka masala. Whilst I am not from South Asian descent, I’ve tried plenty of Indian restaurants in Singapore London Malaysia and Paris…. My Chicken Tikka Masala was composed of 50% onion, 30% pepper, 15% bones and 5% proper chicken meat. The waiter was quite rude. I don’t understand the hype of some tiktokers. I looked at what other people ordered but the Murtabaq would look so much more appetizing.