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July 02, 2003South-Indian restaurants in JapanThere are many Indian restaurants in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka. And, I guess there will be at least one Indian restaurant in any cities of Japan. But, South-Indian cuisine is still very uncommon in Japan.
Somehow, we found a few South-Indian restaurants in Tokyo. So, I'll list up for you South-India lovers :-) new entry! Daba India, 2003 June *Ganesh, 045-814-0711 Zisutasu Bldg 2F, 4-1-6 Ryokuen, Izumi-ku, Kanagawa 11:30 - 22:00, closed on wednesday (if holiday, on next day) Serving mini-meals (1250yen) for lunch (11:30-14:00) daily without reservation. This fabulous Nouvelle Indian restaurant is situated quite far from Tokyo. But definitely worth a visit. The owner Ishihara-san is not only a good chef, but an artist of Indian cuisine. His special dishes (most are on a reservation basis only) are very Indian taste but using some Japanese vegetables/fishes and served like a French cuisine (not like an haute cuisine though). Elegant, Fragrant, Light... This winter's spécialté are fish biryani and nandu masala (crab curry). I think you can eat these dishes without reservation, but not sure (I'll ask him later). You can't miss! How can I get there? * Hobbit Mura 2F, 3-15-3 Nishi-ogi-minami Suginami-ku Tokyo Mon,Wed,Thu 12:00-23:00 Fri,Sat 12:00-24:00 Sun,Hol 12:00-22:30 Tue Closed WATANABE has quited Balthazar. So, no more Indian food can be served here...
They have Japanese foods and Belgian beers also. Sounds fishy? Do not worry. South-Indian foods are cooked by WATANABE Akira who wrote books about South-Indian foods. So very genuine and tasty. They serve Sambar and Rassam daily without reservation. And this venue is near from Nishi-ogikubo station. So you can eat South-Indian foods after work. *Daba India, 03-3272-7160 Sagami Bldg 1F, 2-7-9 Yaesu Chuo-ku Closed on Sunday. Serving Meals (Non-veg 2000yen, Veg 1900yen) and Dosas on daily basis! Few minutes walk from Tokyo station and one minute walk from Kyobashi subway station. This roomy comfortable place serves one of the best south-Indian food regular basis in Japan. If you have not experienced south-Indian food yet, you could try easier at this place. Also this place is must for every south-Indian food lovers:-) Posted by arai at July 2, 2003 12:39 AM Comments
Let me recommend two more South Indian restaurants. A.Raj Curry-leaf I'm sorry I did't notice the following message. Will you please delete my information about A.Raj and Curry-leaf ? Posted by: N-jiri on February 16, 2003 06:19 PMThanks a lot. I am an Indian Specialityy Cook in Tandoori & Mughalai Dishes,since 1980.I spent 8 years in Jeddah-Saudia Arabia but had to come back because of death of my father. I love Daba India, the south Indian restaurant above and have been going there since it opened. But have you tried Old Delhi in Ginza? Here is the URL: http://www.old-delhi.co.jp/ (03 3535-0021) It is as good or better than Daba. The chef worked for a 5 star hotel in New Delhi before coming to Japan. I believe two restaurants are the best Indian restaurants in Japan that I have tried. The rest are at best just fair and mostly pretty bad. Posted by: Pamela on November 10, 2003 04:10 PMHi, thanks for a comment! If you liked Daba India, you will definitely like Ganesh too. But its far from Tokyo... I agree with most of Indian restaurants are quite dull. Menus are same, tastes are same too. New Indian Restaurant chain "ARPAN" presently in Roppongi and Mycal Honmoku, Yokohama. It has different taste then others, with combination of food from South India, North India and many other special dishes, which generally are preffered by Indian families. This restaurant does not have a customize taste to Japanese only, but serves real Indian taste, which you can find in a family in India (better you tell how you want to eat to the chef when you order). I think most foreigners including many Japanese do find this restaurant the best choice for South & North Indian food. Masala Dosa starts at 780 Yen. Try Roppongi ARPAN if you are in the area. Some details can be found at http://www.indojin.com Posted by: Yogesh Sharma on January 24, 2004 01:14 PMHi Yogesh! Actually, now I'm working at Roppongi. So I tried ARPAN today. Dal (700yen), Rassam (300yen) and Basmati (500yen) were quite nice and tasty. Yet I think the dinner menu is bit less exciting than tea-time menu. But the floor manager said that lots of new entries are coming on Feb. So I will revisit next week! Hello and namaste from OSAKA.I am the manager of Indian restaurant NAMASTE,OSAKA. Namaste. I am visiting Japan with my wife for couple of weeks. Pure vegitarians. places visiting. dear sir, i wish to know the indian food importer in JAPAN to offer our bambino brand vermicelli, pasta, spaghetti and instant foods viz gulab jamun,dosa,vada,idly,rawa idly, badam milk mix, vermicelli kheer mix, spice blend viz Garam masala,Biryani masala,chat masala,pavbhaji masala sambar,rasam etc. Please send me the indian food importer address to our email : ho.marketing@bambinoagro.com Thankyou Sir , namaskar i would very much be grateful to get the names where indian foods would be available in and around ikebukuro, where i will be staying for 4 days. i am a vegetarian and would not mind restaurants where they serve other foods also. thanks and best regards Posted by: Venkataramanan on March 19, 2005 03:43 PMThere is a south Indian restaurant called "A.Raj". Phone 03-3981-9688 And you will find some north Indian restaurants there in Ikebukuro. I think there is no pure-veg restaurant in Ikebukuro. But ofcourse every place will serve veg dishes, such as Dhal, Al gobi, etc.. If you go out of Ikebukuro area, you can try Nataraj pure veg. restautants. http://www.nataraj.co.jp/en/index.html I am visiting Osaka during III Week of May 05. I am a pure vegetarian. Is there any south Indian restaurants in Osaka ? Indian restaurants also will do. Thanks. Posted by: Raja on April 7, 2005 01:27 AMHi your help will be highly appriciated in this regards Thanking you very much Unfortunately I don't know any Indian grocery stores in Kyushu area. Anyway you can shop Indian rices or anything on the Web. These two shops are quite popular amongst Indian engineers in Japan. http://www.indojin.com/home.htm Hi ! I am Ajay ..Looking for restaurants in yokohama.I am IT engineer. Bye Posted by: Ajay on June 17, 2005 01:13 AMI don't know how often you still update this, but this came up as the #1 result when searching for "indian food japan," so maybe others will get some use out of the comments. ;o) I recently moved to Tokushima prefecture (on Shikoku, the smallest of the 4 main islands) to work as an English teacher via the JET Programme. The JR Tokushima train station (in Tokushima-shi, in a multistory building called Clement Plaza) has a restaurant on the 5th floor called Masala--their vegetarian options were sort of slim so I can't vouch for their cuisine in general (and the veggie curry I got was all right), but it's mainly north Indian cuisine. The naan is incredible, though...it's made right there in the restaurant. Posted by: Smitha on August 23, 2005 11:42 AMNamaskar I will be moving to Osaka for a couple of years on business. I am trying to do some homework around logistics & neccessities i would very much be grateful to get the names where indian grocery stores & may be familiers or communities that live in & around that area. thanks and best regards Posted by: Prema on September 12, 2005 12:17 PMHi, Hi MiyakoSan, Thanks for a good suggestion Nirvanam Restaurant in Kamiyacho. I could not believe I could get idiaaapam, aapam and stew in Tokyo these items I could not get when I travel to North India. That was my favourite breakfast when i went to Kerala last year. NIRVANAM....the best place for South Indian Food lovers! Though they have not advertised much, it is really very good place for DOSA, VADA, PAROTA and other South Indian dishes! The easiest land mark is Daily Yamazaki store in its first floor. Posted by: Daibutsu on March 6, 2006 02:34 PMNirvaanam is near Tokyo tower; 3 min walk from KamiyaCho subway station. They have buffet in the morning and Dosa set from 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm; First timers' set was really nice for the dinner! Posted by: Daibutsu on March 6, 2006 02:38 PMguys, would be kewl if u can enter some reviews for Nirvanam here as well... You can also find some other kewl Tokyo Restaurants in www.vaou.com. http://www.vaou.com/viewRestaurant.do?objectId=245 Posted by: vaou on April 11, 2006 10:46 AMi really need ur help. i stay in shanghai.yesterday i had a flight fr nepal to shanghai RA411 Flight to KTM-SHA-OSAKA flight.now the problem is tht my luggage mix up wth a person who is going to osaka... as far as i remeber his name was somethg tiwari.he is tall n thin works as a cook in indian resturant.he is indian resident.... Nirvanam (near Kamiyacho subway stn, Hibiya line) offers the best Indian food I've had in Tokyo.....Really wonderful. The only unfortunate thing is that it is closed on Sundays and holidays. Posted by: Shehan on May 21, 2006 07:34 PMGanesha is a new Indian restaurant opened in Nakano, Tokyo. The food is delicious and reasonable in price. Posted by: Krish on June 28, 2006 02:23 AMI am trying to make contact with Mr. Subramaniam, an Indian restaurant owner in Osaka, Japan. He also taught tamil in Osaka and has open more restaurants in japan and india. He was initially responsible for screening Rajnikanth films at his restaurant where many japanese clients became fans. can anyone help me make contact with him??? thanks in advance...my email: babutrs@aol.com Posted by: babu subramaniam on July 7, 2006 07:48 AMAlso Try DharmaSagara near Higashi-Ginza Station. The South Indian food is very good and very tasty. The Rasam is just out of this world. Its located right across from Cinema Togeki. Posted by: on July 31, 2006 07:22 PMAlso Try DharmaSagara near Higashi-Ginza Station. The South Indian food is very good and very tasty. The Rasam is just out of this world. Its located right across from Cinema Togeki. Posted by: Shankar on July 31, 2006 07:23 PMHiii We are exporter of Indian groceries from India. We are supplying excellent quality on competitive rate. Feel free to contact on exports@thesagargroup.in Posted by: Sandip Patel on December 22, 2006 03:51 PMNirvanam is the best....I have been a regular visitor now and they just cant get enough of the food there....Fantastic,very cordial staff...great ambience..Try it.. Posted by: welovefood on December 23, 2006 12:37 PMHey my favourite restaurant Nirvanam in Kamiyacho has finally got a website.Check it out. Posted by: Kevin on January 1, 2007 07:58 PMOpps the website is www.nirvanam.jp Posted by: Kevin on January 1, 2007 08:01 PMNow ! we have ready south Indian dishes with orignal taste, for Ex: Masala dosa with alu curry, Vada sambar, Rava idli with potato sagu all this we can buy at www.indojin.com (frozen section, very resonable price with good quantity. www.indojin.com ITS A NEW TYPE OF CHANGE IN INDIAN RETAURANT, INCLUDING TASTY INDIAN FOOD, RESTAURANT INTRODUCED HINDI KARAOKE FIRST TIME IN JAPAN SO NOW U CAN SING AND EAT , HOTMASALA IS ALSO KIND OF SOPRTS BAR SHOWING LIVE CRICKET AND OTHER GAMES , IT HAS FUL RANGE OF INDIAN AND PAKISTAN MOVIE MUSIC & NEWS CHANAL RUNNING ALL THE DAY ON 2 PLAZMA TVs, SO HOPE U ENJOY THERE Posted by: HOT MASALA 0489717161 on April 1, 2007 03:39 PMsent photo nirvanam film to my mail Posted by: rajasekaran on May 21, 2007 04:08 AMHi, Please see the latest Online shop at Japan for Indian Products www.ameyaonline.co.jp Posted by: sriram on January 22, 2008 01:21 PMHi, Thanks Hi, luv If you are looking for Indian recipes or want to join home chef class and learn about Indian cooking, checkout www.sumitrarecipes.com, your home for great Indian recipes, meal ideas and cooking advice. You'll find everything you'll need here to make your cooking or dining experience a true pleasure.Sumitrarecipes.com has free recipes—all created, tested, reviewed and approved by home cooks worldwide and by Mrs. Sumitra Nath. www.sumitrarecipes.com also provides you with a platform to network with other food lovers, enthusiasts, chefs and professionals, including a shopping experience for your kitchen and grocery needs. Posted by: Indranil on April 26, 2008 09:36 PMPost a comment
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