New Delhi Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Kyoto

We decided to try this Indian restaurant after seeing its good reviews and because it was conveniently located nearby. Although we’re not vegan, the wide variety of vegan options piqued our curiosity, so we gave it a shot.

We ordered two curries - one medium spicy, one mild - along with two garlic naans and samosas. The curries were absolutely delicious, each with distinct flavors and perfectly cooked. Honestly, I’d go so far as to say it’s some of the best I’ve ever had. The samosa was also very good, though I felt it could have had slightly more ingredients in it’s filling. Compared to samosas I’ve tried at other places, this one seemed to have fewer ingredients inside, but the accompanying sauce was excellent and made up for it. The garlic naan was fantastic - flavorful, and perfectly garlicky. My only wish was that it had been a little larger!

The service was another highlight. The person who took our order was extremely friendly, polite, and helpful. When I asked for recommendations, they guided us thoughtfully and helped us choose dishes we truly enjoyed.

The only downside was the restaurant’s interior, which felt a bit outdated. Like many places in Japan, it seemed like it hadn’t changed much in the past 20+ years, though that does give it a certain charm.

Overall, I would definitely recommend this restaurant. Whether you’re a fan of Indian food or trying it for the first time, this place is a great option with delicious food and...

A mind blowing experience on all fronts, from the service to the tastes to the atmosphere.

I have allergies to all nuts, eggs, and coconut which makes being able to even eat Indian food difficult at most restaurants. Here, they made a special, separate batch of curry base just for me. I have eaten at many Indian restaurants across the world (being Indian) and this is the first time such a service has both been offered, and actually been free of said allergens. Beyond this, the gentleman who attended to our party of 6 was courteous, warm, friendly, attentive, and helpful. When we left, even the chef bid us a good evening.

The flavours were beyond compare. They reminded be exactly of what my mother and grandmother used to make, in the best possible way. A perfect balance of spices across all of our dishes. Two of our party cannot eat any spice and even they were happy, which is another rarity for them and Indian food.

We went back a second time before leaving Kyoto, and the experience was just as good as the first time. Overall an excellent experience that everyone should try out at least once if you happen to be...

I grew up in Delhi and like to go to Indian restaurant in every country and city I visit.

Today we went to New Delhi Indian restaurant for dinner. We order veg Pakoda as an appetizer and 3 dishes about 8 minute later. But they bring everything together.

Veg pakod- 2 cauliflower 2 eggplant 1 onion and 1 gigantic mash potato Tikki fry for some reason and served with tomato catchup after I asked for chatni (Indian sauce) he said we don’t have it.

Kadai Chicken- The Kadai chicken was tasty and fair portion.

Aloo Gobi- Aloo Gobi was good.

Aloo Mutter- Aloo mater was not tasty at all.

Service- Service was mediocre. A guy was holding my pakoda order and standing on the kitchen door and had no idea which table they supposed to be served after checked with 2 other stuff member and 5 minutes I got my Pakoda.

I asked green chilies; they took forever after ask The Indian guy said he totally forget.

Payment- In the end when we give then card to pay the said cash only. (there was no sign for mentioning that) for full sit-down restaurant I wasn’t...