About 20 seats in a cozy layout. Atmosphere feels like kind of an Asian dive with an evening focus on drinking. Doesn't feel too covid safe, but okay as long as it's not crowded. The cook's hat says Nepali. Also flags. Dishes from a couple of other countries on the menu, too. The base of the curry was slightly thick and quite spicy at level three. Mine was the B-set with saag chicken. The naan had a nice flavor but was unevenly cooked. Average salad and prices, so overall call it a regular four stars.

The kebab wrap was pathetic. Probably one of the worst things I have eaten in Japan. The set was ok, mutton was rubbery although curry was decent and chicken was hard to find. What was the worse was the service and they stopped and overcharged for sharing Naan although they say that you can take extra in set and the behaviour of staff was horrible and wasn’t informed. Unfair and greedy practice by store. You would never expect this treatment from an Indian restaurant anywhere. Unfortunately they don’t value Indian hospitality and are just greedy. Destroyed the Indian food experience with my Japanese wife with their terrible service.

Delicious

Since it's close to my workplace, I come here fairly often. Lunch is 700 yen and comes with curry, naan or rice, salad, and a drink. You can choose the spice level of the curry, and there's a mild option too. Above all, the curry is delicious. I recommend the keema curry. For an extra 100 yen, you can get all-you-can-eat naan or rice. At night it turns into a bar full of exotic atmosphere. Of course, you can order curry too. At night, I recommend the 2-drink set to start with. Lots of people use takeaway too.

+1

A not-tasty curry shop run by Nepalis. The masala has a Japanese taste, and it comes with salad, which would be unthinkable in India. The naan is brushed with salad oil, not ghee (Indian butter). The masala is ridiculously hot, so you can't put your fingers in it. This is not Indian food. It's not tasty.