Looks like it seats about 30 people though it's a cozy arrangement. Also looks like they're slacking off the Covid concerns. Quite Nepali atmosphere, though the television is Japanese. Friendly staff with some English capability. No Wi-Fi, though there's a free signal that might be usable. Average menu and good prices, especially considering the location. I think the restaurants have to start increasing their prices, but they should blame the inflation on the government. The curry of the day was very tasty, with a slightly thick base that somehow reminded me of stew. I liked the potatoes better than the chicken, but these days there seem to be a lot of unlucky chickens around. Spice was a bit mild. The naan seemed salty, but I think it was actually the butter. Delicious anyway. Above average salad so overall I'll call it a high four stars.

Not terrible, but definitely there is nothing authentic here, Indian or Nepali. They also force you to buy a "set"/combo with drink and a lame salad. You cannot just order the dishes you want. They charge you for the complete set no matter what.

This is AUTHENTIC Indian food. In a city full of Asian cuisine, one gets tired of it all and needs a change. This restaurant provides that liberation. It reminded me of food made in India. We ordered the mutton curry and chicken masala. Such rich flavour. So well-priced! Will definitely return during my next trip to Japan. This restaurant HAS to be well-known. 10/10 recommend

The portion size is fantastic especially the naan, with high CP value. The taste is good enough. The service staff is very cheerful.

I don’t know why this restaurant has less rating, because the food which was provided was in big quantity and quality was just superb and pocket friendly too, if anyone is looking for veg restaurant you can visit here, they have non veg too, cherry on cake was they gave us free lassi, as we were craving for dahi. Thank you so much