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"simple, good and more Zen than diner to the sound of Tibetan bowls."
Telefon: +33143146021,+33626072318,+33183565049
Adresse: 24 rue traversière, Paris, 75012, Paris 12e Arrondissement, France
Stadt: Paris 12e Arrondissement
Montag: 11:00-15:00
Dienstag: 11:00-15:00
Mittwoch: 11:00-15:00
Donnerstag: 11:00-15:00
Freitag: 11:00-15:00
Samstag: 11:00-15:00
Sonntag: 11:00-15:00
Gerichte: 10
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 3619
This restaurant was a lovely surprise. A small place near a Japanese and Italian restaurant we opted with the family (kids 9-12 age bracket) to try it out. The lamb curry was a big hit with my son, well spiced (but not searing hot) and full of delicate flavor. Sha Momo (a Tibetan specialty) was lovely sort of ravioli and the little sauces on the side were fresh and one of them if you like you can add, really *really* spicy. The stir fry was also lovely and just like all the dishes was made with very fresh herbs - lovely coriander leaves - and spices that balanced well. I'm no expect, only ate Tibetan once before in China, but the quality was good (but do not expect Yak meat - they cannot get...
Take you palate across a journey of a thousand and one flavours in this little, cosy, and modest restaurant, located at the heart of Paris. This simple yet rich restaurant offers you bites and specialities that you cannot get enough of (at least I couldn't). I went to dine there with a group of friends, all with different preferences and yet they all loved it. The service is warm and always ready to satisfy your every need. Yes, it is quite small and gets packed quite quickly but when you're savouring this delicious cuisine, the crowd fades away. I strongly advised any (curious) soul to venture in rue de la Traversière and taste the delight that Karma provides its clientèle.
I was looking for some special restaurant near my hotel, and the reviews of this restaurant attracted my attention.The restaurant is very small, and you are wormy welcomed in. The choice of dishes is not wide, but you can satisfy different tastes: vegetables, meat, steam cooking, etc.I opted for one of the fixed-price menu, and I had a tasty complete dinner for a very cheap price. Highly recommended especially if you are on a business trip, dining alone, as the service is quick, and you don't have to find ways to spend your time waiting.
Visited this place last night with my Son as we were staying close by and the reviews looked good , I must say the food and service were second to none ! I opted for the Beef curry and Rice whist my son the chicken dumplings , served with Tibetan bread it and various dips ..it was outstanding ! Good portion sizes , lovely lady owner I should imagine ... first time we've eaten Tibetan food (which is more like Indian than Chinese ) great flavours and not expensive at all ... .. thank you for a lovely evening .
The Karma is a small and cozy restaurant offering outstanding food. Portion are good, and the food taste very good. The owner is a very kind person and made my dinner at Karma very pleasant. On top of everything I liked a lot the safran rice with raisins and honey: I think this was the most unexpected dessert ever.
When I travel my main focus is on the food. Spent 10 days in country and this was my favorite dining experience. I started with the potato beignets, which were served with a cilantro sauce. I was worried I wouldn't enjoy my entree so much...More
What a nice experience! The serving staff is wonderful! The food is great! And, because we had more food than we could eat, they gave us a doggy bag! very unusual in Paris! I had the "steamed" fixed price menu!
Uao! Super nice Tibetan Restaurant! The food was delicious. The service very nice and respectful. Calming authentic music, and matching owners making it a very pleasant overall experience.
First time Tibetan, and I was not dissappointed at all. Family type calm restaurant with tastes that fly you to the mountains. Gentle welcome, excellent food and very reasonable in price.
simple, good and more Zen than diner to the sound of Tibetan bowls.
