A curry shop operated by a foreigner. Taste good but not good at Japanese, so Order mistakes are common. However, the staff is polite and likable. Lunch is around a thousand yen. Because Nan is all you can eat, you will be full too much, be careful. I always ordered ordinary Nan and small Nan one by one.

I came here today for lunch after a long time... The naan and rotti were ok but salad and curry were not good at all... Staffs were nice and speaks English well. If you really have no other place to go for lunch or if you are vegetarian then I recommend you this place. It’s a bit far from the Futakotamagawa station and just next to the rise shopping center or Rakuten Crimson House Office.

In the menu it was mentioned that dessert is part of set but during the time of billing they billed extra for the dessert and said he misunderstood my order and delivered the hotly served dessert. Very bad service, I will never visit tajkuti again , I prefer going to Moti restaurant

Its Indian Taste in Tokyo at Futako-Tamagawa station. Can prepare customized food on request with authenticity. Additional benefit to Jain and Swaminarayan community from India, They do provide dishes without Onion and Garlic.

Is this the most amazing Indian curry shop I’ve tried? No. Is it close to the station, close to my house, and decently good? Yes. While I agree with the reviews that say the curry feels a little watered down, it’s nothing too dramatic, and more or less satisfies your expectations of what you want when you go to a curry shop. On the other hand, the nan is really delicious! It’s big, fluffy and a nice thickness. I think for me that’s definitely the selling point of this shop. Nothing incredible, but just good enough to be the neighborhood Indian curry shop. Thought I wouldn’t recommend to actually travel here to eat here. If you’re around and in the mood for Indian, it’ll do the trick.