This place is amazing! Recommended by our Airbnb host and we were blown away. Each dish was well thought out and executed with precision. The flavors of each piece were unique and delicious. As American tourists, our Japanese is not great but they had English menus and some staff also spoke decent English! 10/10 would HIGHLY recommend! We will be bringing our friends back next year!

+2

Delicious curry and such a cute, cozy vibe! Walking into this restaurant feels like stepping into a scene from a Ghibli movie—they’ve really nailed the atmosphere. The curry arrived nice and hot, and everything tasted amazing. This time we ordered the curry with rice, but their course menu also looked fantastic (it’s probably best to make a reservation if you’re interested). The staff were friendly and clearly passionate about the food they serve. Overall, a great experience, and I can’t wait to go back and try more of their curries!

+3

They stuff a curry cafe into a old residence house, even the cafe's kitchen is kept from the remains of the previous house owner, and all the seatings are like vintage furnitures from residence. It delivers a special cozy vibe to customer, feel like home food here. You would easily miss the entrance of this cafe if you dont pay enough attention on looking for the sign. There are always 8 different curries prepd up for everyday, and they posistions in different aroma spectrum. It is true that they name it SPiCE Cafe cause they put so much effort on the spices invested into curries. I would suggest you make reservation before you visit otherwise need to queue up for 30 minutes during lunch peak time. The portion of rice can be varied upon your appetite.The ending dessert and coffee are all very nice, so I would suggest you better leave your stomach for them. You can enjoy easy talking with your friend or partner, no stress even if you come alone.

+3

A wonderful place to enjoy a fusion curry mixing Asian styles. The lunch menu was excellent value for money, from a set menu. Our favourites were the lamb and pork curries. The place is off the beaten track and we only heard about it from a local who we met in an izakaya who works here (thanks Yuki and sorry we missed you). It is worth checking out and enjoying a relaxed and safe stroll to get here. You. An also get some great photos of Sky Tree too.

+2

Their service is second to none, and the food, while somewhat pricey, is worth every pence you spend on it. The average meal is four to five courses, including the desert, so there is not much waiting even if the restaurant is full. They serve indian rice, but you can also get additional white rice for free. In short, best curry place in Tokyo. If I had any criticism, it would just be on the count that it's very difficult to find the entrance to the restaurant, which h is rucked away on the left side of the building.

+2