Aarti Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Tokyo

Food was good. Its on the second floor, easy to find, no elevator so you just have to climb the stairs. Atmosphere was just decent nothing fancy, cos its pretty small place but food service was quick and I loved the food, their mixed veg and daal curry are super tasty and also MILK TEA. Also we went there a day before our actual visit as well around 10 PM and even though the google maps says 11:30 PM, they said they have closed, no more people allowed i felt a bit disappointed cos I was hungry as hell and two other restro have pulled the same stunt ugh, so make sure to not trust the timings Google Maps...

The BEST Indian food I’ve ever eaten. Truly a hidden gem tucked away on the second floor of a side street near the Kanda River. An incredibly delicious experience from start to finish!

Offering unique items compared to other Indian restaurants I’ve visited in Japan. Their Indian street food Pani Puri had the perfect kick of flavor. The Daal curry was phenomenal. Super flavorful and soft Chapati. And a perfect trip of desserts: coconut ice cream, passion fruit sherbet, and halwa. I wish I lived in Tokyo so I could come...

No Indian should step in this restaurant. When we reached there for dinner, owner was very rude and said that last order was taken at 9:30pm and we had reached there at 9:45pm.. Uptil this it was OK. Blood boiled when he being an Indian made a statement that 'Indians are way behind us and will always remain' it's extremely sad and heart shatters when we meet such shameless people who spoil our country name... Extremely disappointed to have met...