インドレストランシルザナSIRZANA — Restaurant in Tokyo

"Nepali Culinary Delights: Exploring Naan, Chicken Tikka Curry, and Refreshing Beverages"

"Nestled in the heart of the city, this Nepali restaurant offers a taste of the Himalayas that's hard to forget. With an array of curry choices, including the delightful chicken tikka, and a variety of refreshing beverages, it's a culinary journey worth taking.

First, the naan bread was a testament to authentic craftsmanship. Light, fluffy, and perfectly baked, it was the ideal partner for scooping up the flavorful curries. The naan's slightly charred edges added a delightful touch.

The chicken tikka curry was a standout. Tender pieces of chicken marinated in a blend of spices and yogurt, then cooked to perfection. The result was a symphony of flavors that danced on the taste buds, with just the right amount of heat and a rich, creamy texture. It was a true Nepali delight.

The menu also boasted a variety of other curry options, from vegetarian choices to those for meat lovers, ensuring that everyone's tastes were catered to.

To wash down these savory delights, the selection of beverages was impressive. From traditional Nepali tea to refreshing fruit juices and sodas, there was something to please every palate.

The restaurant's ambiance was warm and inviting, with Nepali decor and music that added to the immersive experience.

The service was attentive, with staff ready to provide recommendations and ensure that our dining experience was nothing short of exceptional.

In summary, this Nepali restaurant offers a culinary adventure through the flavors of Nepal, with naan, curries, and beverages that leave a lasting impression. Whether you're a fan of chicken tikka or prefer a vegetarian option, there's something here to satisfy every craving. It's a place where authenticity and taste converge for a memorable dining...

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Anyway, my recollection is that there are about 15 or 20 seats in a typical linear layout with the short side on the street. Decor was mosty Nepali, as was the friendly staff. I got some history from the server, buit the only part that I remember now is that it's been there about 15 years. I think there was a Japanese TV playing at a background volume, but not intrusively. Wi-Fi was available on request, but I didn't notice any charging sockets. Unusually broad menu and it seems to be a pretty good location for foot traffic, even though it's a couple of minutes from the station.

I went with the cheese naan set. Curry of the day was potato and chicken, which was quite good. The server told me about some options with thicker bases, but this one was tasty, and the middle spice level was strong enough. The naan was quite tasty, but as heavy as cheese naan usually is. The salad didn't leave much of an impression, so call it average. Overall I can call it a...

The people cooking and taking order there work very hard and they were so sweet- they even gave me and my mom glasses of water while waiting for the order. Of course, It takes time during busy hours just like any other place would, and in the end it’s worth it because the food they make is extremely delicious and good-quality....