ナマステTOKYO — Restaurant in Tokyo

Went through the menu posted outside the restaurant. Very expensive. Looked inside only 6 tables and 2 were empty. Take away also available. Lots of Japanese were waiting for there take away orders outside the entrance door. SO WE THOUGHT ITS POPULAR AMONG JAPANESE. And as per the price they might serve tasty food as well. (AS SHOWN IN THE MENU PIC) Entered... waited...no one came... one staff seems busy answering the phone orders and serving at the same time. Went through the menu and ordered chicken fried rice as it looked delicious in the pic and that tomato puree color. Also keema nan looked super tasty with dark brownish color of meat. But REALITY : Keema nan was little burnt and inside was plain very dry yellowish chicken keema (no onions and others spices added at all and not juicy). Rice was also served without tomato puree /sauce added. In my opinion: Foods here are catered for Japanese audience. Nepalese or Indians craving for authentic taste will not be satisfied with foods...

Have you ever gone to Namaste Tokyo? It’s on the 1th floor,near to the Lowson, across from Yazaike station. I had dinner there once a month. The restaurant was small. But there were friendly and good waiters. And It have many kind of carry that all of carry taste were very good.Also the atmosphere is little quite, so I spent good...

It is what you'd expect of an indian restaurant. Fair prices, nice flavor and thickness on the curry. The butter chicken wasn't that good, but I really liked the keema and the garlic naan. Service was quick and efficient. Will...