The biggest thing about indian food is the intense flavor it brings with spices and herbs. This restaurants food lacks flavor. Additionally, there is no variety in the menu. The waiters are unwilling to mix and match combination plates. Lastly, the pricing makes the experience no worth it in the slightest. There are better options in tachikawa. Dont waste your time and money.

This place has the best Indian food I’ve had in Japan. There’s a lot of variety on the menu and many curries that are hard to find here. Really enjoyed the Korma and the mutton curry, and the biriyani was great!

I have been a regular visitor to this place since 2012 and what strikes me the most about this place is the size. The place has a very high ceiling and you get a sense of bigger space in an already big restaurant. I sometimes wonder if this place used to be a banquet hall before. They utilize the space for dance performances usually on Thursdays/Fridays alternating between Bollywood dance and belly dance. Depending on the mood, the dancers sometimes also invite guests to dance with them. The food options are your regular 'Indian' food menu in Japan but unfortunately they do not serve Roti (Chapati) bread yet in their meals. 7-9 minutes walk from Tachikawa station.

Authentic Indian dishes in Japan. The naan and the veg curry are the specialties here. Seasonal music concerts are an additional attraction. Usually crowded, better book a table in advance.

Great Indian food, although a bit pricey. Staff is very courteous. I requested green chilly with my food, and they did not have it, the next day I went there, they had arranged for Shishito :)