About 18 seats on the ground floor and 30 downstairs. Hindi background music IDed, though the details don't mean anything to me so I'll skip the spelling battle. Indian atmosphere and staff. No Wi-Fi or charging. Friendly owner says the lunch menu changes frequently, and they had five options today. Lunch is a good value, but no coffee option. Spice levels are fixed, though they offered extra at the tables. The king of mushroom curry and naan were both good. Not a thick base and my naan was a bit uneven. I'd say that the rice was average but the salad was above average, with two types. Nice little fruit yogurt for dessert. Left me feeling satisfied overall and a high four stars.

If you are looking for delhi style and spicy north Indian food.. veg or nonveg...this is the best place to eat in Tokyo. Nothing can come closer to home. Just amazing food, service, and hospitality.

Great food with a decent selection of interesting dishes! They were very helpful in pointing out which dishes were vegan for one of our party and had a good number of Vegetarian dishes for others whilst still providing meat etc too. Staff were lively and engaged, kept water topped up and all needs met.

Authentic Indian restaurant, we ordered lunch sets, both vegetarian and non veg lunch sets are very good. Kheema was extraordinary, the mutton was very fresh and the chicken was very tasty and fresh. ONLY CASH! Highly recommend.

Located about 500m from the akihibara station, this place is a little tricky to spot. Ample amount of seating space and great Indian food and snacks is what makes this place worth a visit. The staff is very friendly and service is very good. We tried the lassi, some paneer pakodas, different varieties of nans and some vegetarian curries. The tast was great and we did have a great time.

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