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I ate Indian food in france a few times and I know what to expect. It looks more like what you will find in angleterre - which means that it has little to do with what is served in in indebtedness (or Pakistan or Bangladesh). the great difference, compared to the angleterre, is that spices tend to be discreet. otherwise, what I ate in nadaraj was familiar and cheap. pakoras, samosas, lamb curry, pulao rice and naan bread were all good and served with the familiar trio of sauces - mango chutney, green lemon pickle, raita. First of all, I found the whole menus that are confusing, especially three very different variations of flats at fixed prices without the possibility of changing even the Indian desserts, which are not my thing. Secondly, the service was very, very slow. the couple on the adjacent table also had to wait for an age for everything. All right, it's in one of the most frequented dining areas of betting, but in the nearby places where I ate during my stay, the service was quick and effective. It is still worth the detour if you are not pressed and do not expect to be spicy. you can get a decent meal at a reasonable price.