Priya The Indian Restaurant
Priya offers a truly royal array of authentic north Indian cuisine. Cooked and served by the vastly experienced staff, the menu has been designed after several years of research and experienced gained. At Priya, we assure you warm, friendly and personalized service with a smile.
- Japan, 〒150-0012 Tokyo, Shibuya, Hiroo, 5 Chome−2−25 本国 ビル 3F
Today · 11 am–10 pm
- Wednesday: 11 am–10 pm
- Thursday: 11 am–10 pm
- Friday: 11 am–10 pm
- Saturday: 11 am–10 pm
- Sunday: 11 am–10 pm
- Monday: 11 am–10 pm
- Tuesday: 11 am–10 pm
- +81 3-5941-6996
- priyajapan.com
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My first time dining here, and of all the many days I spend in Hiroo, this was a nice discovery!! The restaurant was quite elegant, with lots of natural light. I ordered the butter chicken curry, and the nan was HUGE. The staff were very courteous with fast service and very reasonable prices, considering the area. Elevator access, but not sure if it's handicap accessible. No parking available. Highly recommended!!
View on GoogleMr. Panda, the owner of Priya, has been a family friend for over 30 years. His exceptional leadership combines high standards with a kind demeanor. This approach has fostered loyalty among his staff, many of whom have worked at the restaurant for more than three decades. The food at Priya is absolutely mind blowing!
View on GoogleMight be the best Indian food I've had in Japan. The place is a bit "fancy", the menu, a bit pricey, but I'd gladly pay. They prepared a panir curry that wasn't on the menu. The nans were all very good. The meats were pretty good. The fish and the shrimp were a little dry, but nothing unforgiveable. I'll definitely be back.
View on GoogleIt was very futtsu/normal Indian restaurant. So many people have recommended this place as “best” sadly, we were disappointed. The nan and curry were okay, not great. The chicken curry was overflowing with tiny cut onion that’s still very noticeable—first time I’ve seen this in a curry. They only have lassi, no mango lassi but it tasted good. The tandoori chicken were good too. Their mango ice cream and dessert was meh. Overall, like I said it’s a very futtsu Indian restaurant compared to the less known Indian place we regularly go to in Ebisu: Ethnic Asian Dining (I know, very boring name)
View on GoogleWonderful Indian restaurant near Hero-o Station serving genuine, authentic dishes. The hospitality is exceptional and creates a homely, welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommended! The staff are incredibly warm and attentive.
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