Grill set menu
€35
Tandoori grill of your choice, served with vegetables of the day, bread of the day and basmati rice
Indian restaurant · Paris 8th · Mughlai and North Indian cuisineJewel of the Golden Triangle
Between Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Élysées, an address as precious as it is discreet.
The art of living of the imperial palaces
The scent of spices
Dried fruits, meat, fish and vegetables, elevated by a cuisine inherited from Mughal gastronomy.
The cellar · Star Wine List 2026 Silver Star
Fine wines & spices
A wine list honoured by Star Wine List, chosen to bring out the spices of Mughal cuisine.
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The house
An Indian restaurant in the heart of the Golden Triangle
RATN
Between Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Élysées lies an address as precious as it is discreet: RATN, an Indian restaurant and a temple of Mughlai cuisine.
Fragrant spices, dried fruits, meat, fish and vegetables are elevated in generous dishes inherited from Mughal gastronomy, an art of living born in the imperial palaces where Persian elegance met the richness of India’s land.
True to passion and tradition, RATN is devoted to passing on a cuisine of sharing and refinement.
RATN means “jewel” in Hindi.
Paris 8thGolden Triangle
Gallery
The soul of RATN
Before you step through our door, let the pictures guide you. From the atmosphere of our dining room to the flavours on our plates, discover the soul of RATN, in the heart of the 8th arrondissement.
Menu
Lunch set menus
Monday to Friday, at lunchtime (12:15 – 3 pm)
Curry set menu
€35
Mughlai curry of your choice, served with vegetables of the day, bread of the day and basmati rice
Food & Wine set menu
€70per person
Dish of the day, bread of the day and basmati rice, with a 75 cl bottle of AOC wine for two
À la carte dishes
- Takeaway
- Booking recommended
- Private hire available
Portrait
Sanjeev Bhalla
Born in New Delhi, Sanjeev Bhalla excelled in finance before choosing to carry on the family tradition, handed down from generation to generation for more than fifty years.
My soul is here
Erudite and refined, like his cooking, he is one of those people that lovers of history, gastronomy and fine wines will not easily forget…
Booking
Request a table
Booking is recommended. Choose the date, time and number of guests: the restaurant will get back to you to confirm your table.
Address9 rue de la Trémoille, 75008 Paris
Golden Triangle, between Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Élysées
Golden Triangle, between Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Élysées
Phone+33 1 40 70 01 09
Opening hoursMonday to Friday: 12:15 – 3 pm and 7:15 – 10:45 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 7:15 – 10:45 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 7:15 – 10:45 pm
Private hireThe restaurant can be booked for private dinners and events, on request
TakeawayThe whole menu, to order at the restaurant
Frequently asked questions
Before your visit
Everything you need to know before visiting RATN.
What are your opening hours?
Monday to Friday, the restaurant is open from 12:15 to 3 pm and from 7:15 to 10:45 pm. On Saturday and Sunday, dinner only, from 7:15 to 10:45 pm.
Where is RATN?
At 9 rue de la Trémoille, 75008 Paris, in the heart of the Golden Triangle, between Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Élysées. Any questions: +33 1 40 70 01 09.
What is Mughlai cuisine?
A gastronomy born in the imperial palaces of India, where Persian elegance met the richness of Indian produce: spices, dried fruits, meat, fish and vegetables, prepared to be shared.
Do I need to book?
Booking is recommended. Send your request from this page: the restaurant will get back to you to confirm your table.
What set menus do you offer?
At lunchtime, Monday to Friday: grill set menu at €35, curry set menu at €35, and Food & Wine set menu at €70 per person, including a bottle of AOC wine for two. For lunch and dinner, dishes are also available à la carte.
Do you offer takeaway?
Yes, dishes can be ordered to take away.
Can the restaurant be booked privately?
Yes, RATN can be booked for private events. Select “Private hire request” in the booking form and we will get back to you.
What does RATN mean?
RATN means “jewel”. The name pays tribute to a precious cuisine, handed down from generation to generation.
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