Le Kashemir

Atmospheric curries near the center of town. Location in a fairly quiet street meant only a few diners and us even on Friday night. Food and drink quality was nice, however I have some improvements: The Naan breads aren't the usual puffed up and chewy, but still pretty good. I would also recommend that they add paneer Tikka as this is a pretty standard thing and allows people to pick what food they want more easily. The interior is very nicely decorated, the traditional paintings and such are well thought out and fit the geographical region the cuisine focuses on. Overall this was a lovely dinner to end our overnight stop in Rouen.

Nice Indian restaurant, we came on one of our last days of holiday in France. Nice welcoming place with good service and very nice food.

Excellent food well presented in a simple unpretentious neighborhood restaurant.

Food was excellent … cooked freshly for us. The waiter explained that they rarely get asked for paratha in Normandy, so my husband was made a paratha from scratch … never had that before! We had Lamb Dahl and Butter Chicken … yummy! Service was excellent too!

Small restaurant going towards the river in Rouen. Service was friendly, though a little slow at times. Starters was excellent , though main course was a little spicey for my palette. Possibly slightly over average cost wise but worth a look if in the area

We were passengers on a cruise ship looking for some local Indian food and Le Kashmir did not disappoint. We were greeted by the owner and both he and his staff spoke great English and were willing to accommodate my husband's special dietary needs. The food arrived quickly and was hot and delicious. I would definitely eat there again.

It's a mix of Indian as well as Pakistani style food. Do not get messed up for an Indian restaurant which is not. Dishes are good but the subjis are less for 2 people. Felt like a bit expensive for 7 people.

Good resturent