Le Dodo

25th April 2012: 9-10pm. The restaurant is near the Gare de L'est station and quite easy to spot. They dont have soup entree. But the nice waiter suggest a dhal/lentil soup for me. It was surprisingly nice, with a hint of sour taste. I suggest they promote this as a soup entree. The main dish i had rice with mutton. A bit pricey at euro 9. Taste is nice and the mutton is generous. Mango lassi for drink which is thick and creamy and perfectly sweet - not too much. Can easily become a combination of both drinks and ice cream (dessert). Worth every cents. All in all: good food. Nice waiter/ prompt service. Small cosy ambience.

Excellent Halal indian food considering it is in Paris where we don't have too many options. The naan was made fresh, tasty samosas and the chicken biryani was pretty good as well, the portions where generous too! Me and my wife cleaned out our plates which is rare for us when we go out to any restaurant lol. The only negative thing was the food wasn't spicy at all which was expected. I recommend!

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Aug 3, 2025

5

I ordered dhollpuris, gato piments, samousas, and mine bouillie — everything was absolutely delicious! All the food served is halal and full of authentic flavor. The service was fast and the prices offered great value for money. They have a wide variety of Mauritian dishes on the menu, ranging from dhollpuris, boulettes, bol renversé, fried noodles, mine bouillie, briani, and more. 5/5 — highly recommended for anyone craving real Mauritian cuisine!