“ This place primarily serves Indian food. Both food and service is good. Though at times this place becomes unbearable when crowded. ”

“ Although the lunch special is cheap, it comes with an overwhelming amount of rice! Luckily if you order "medium" spice like me, you'll need the rice to help balance things out. I'd evaluate their medium is closer to "HOT". Crowd Size: High Serving Speed: Fast Payment Method: Cash ”

“ The food was delicious. And the staffs are kind. They even give free mango lassi and ice cream for my child. ”

“ Visit For Indian Taste Which is Serving By Most Experience Chef you Heartly Welcome ”

“ FYI this is my first Indian/Nepal restaurant in Japan, so my prior knowledge will be based on the U.S. restaurants and Japanese restaurants in japan. (Summary at bottom if you want to skip) Service: They were very kind to me. Although there seemed to be a misunderstanding with options, it didn't take long to figure out. They offer English translations and the server will know what you want if you point and confirm. Rate:5 Food: (I got a dinner set that came with a salad, naan, chicken tikka masala, spicy level 3 [needed a reference to set the bar] plain naan, a bowl of rice, and a mango lassi. Note: all of this was for under 1200 yen Quantity: Can I just say... The pictures make everything look small... In fact everything is HUGE. The naan itself was probably 1.5x the size of my face. Compared to the U.S. they actually gave a lot more curry and chicken, but less rice. This meal would probably be the equivalent of 2x or 3x of a Japanese meal. Quality: The mango lassi was surprising. Normally the consistency is much thicker, like a smoothie due to the yogurt base. Instead this was a soft drink so it was like a light refreshing tang of mango. The curry itself was good. You could tell spices were there, despite the "creaminess" that tends to curb the intensity of flavor in most restaurants. Compared to US restaurants, it was a bit lacking in the amount of heat, but otherwise the flavor was great.The texture was slightly lumpier but I don't think it's a bad thing. The salad, I was surprised by. I don't normally like salads due to their vinegary sauce, but this one was surprisingly refreshing. The rice was pretty good too. It was cooked well, and it had a bit of infused flavor. The naan was the letdown of the night. I may have made a mistake getting a plain naan, but there is a lot you can tell by it. There weren't any burnt edges which accent a bitter flavor, and there was still a significant amount of oil. The other issue I had was that the naan was super thick. Normally I don't mind, but when you have a giant piece that is thick it becomes a task of eating rather than an enjoyment. This being said, it was good for soaking up the left over curry. Rate:3.5 Summary: At the end of the day, the deal your getting for the food/price is insane. I've definitely eaten better food, but at the same time, this is nowhere near to the worst food I've eaten. This is probably one of the better spots in comparison to the US, and if I compared the prices too, this would absolutely be a steal. Comparing this to Japan, I would say it's not as crazy as the 500 yen lunches at fastfood places, but it's not far off. Suggestion: If you have a small stomach, just get a dish (no set). Overall I would rate this a 4.2 and plan on coming again. ”

“ Really greatest place with Indian/Nepal food and drinks. Famous Nepalese rum Kukri, perfect and in stock! You can chose exact level of spicy and it always correct. Must to visit and try! ”

“ Life saving restaurant, i never tried veg food, but non-veg is super..! reasonable price. Thanks for the staff and owner, such a polite behavior..! I liked it and im getting it everyday almost..! Very good, you making Indians proud, try Tandooori Chicken and Chilly chicken for sure, the best you :)) ”