エベレスト（Everest） — Restaurant in Tokyo

Service was great, they were helpful and kind. But the flavour was spicy yet very blend. Like a single flavour, very boring. The rice wasn't great.

Also the restaurant is the most expensive one I've eaten at since I came to Japan almost 2 weeks ago, and I've eaten in shinjuku, kamata, shinagawa, Tokyo, naha, nago and other locations.

I am sorry to say this restaurant should cut their prices about 60 - 70%, then it would be worth it for me. I strongly prefer the Indian cuisine in my own country, Sweden. Its spicier, more flavourful, tastier and still cheaper.

However I have to say again, the service was great. But we were the only ones eating there, so maybe...

About 30 seats in a linear but comfortable atmosphere with Nepali decorations and staff. Covid precautions seem so so. Only SoftBank Wi-Fi. Good service and the food was ready quickly.

Though the base of the curry was thin, it was seasoned in a very delicious way. Spicy, too, and not on a week Japanese scale. The naan was slightly sour but very flavorful and skilfully cooked. I hesitate to say anything about the salads, because that's always a question of the luck of the vegetables, but this was quite good. Overall a strong four stars.

New dictation software from the Google is much worse, so I'm hoping no...

I decided to come here as the restaurant is close to Kamata station and accepts Hot Pepper points as payment.

Everest Special set with unlimited nan (ナンおかわりできる). The menu is standard for curry restaurants in Japan, but the curry was much better. Nice consistency of the sauce, spicy and rich flavour. The chicken curry was masala like, so if I go again, I'll get a milder one.

The staff were friendly and...