Aladdin Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Tokyo

One of the worst restaurant experiences I've ever had - When the table across from us who was sat earlier received their chicken tikka masala dish without any chicken I had a feeling I was in for a real treat - I ordered their chicken set which included two different curries; I went with the chicken tikka masala and chicken saag. I got instead butter squid and chicken tikka masala, but with one piece of chicken and half a hard boiled egg (Seriously what the hell is an egg doing in that? I've make Indian food from scratch and there's no eggs called for in chicken tikka masala...)

The man serving us didn't apologized for the mistake on the squid and instead of taking it away told me keep it. The saag replacement I later got was a green goo, no taste in it. My advice is to stay away from this place - I don't know why it would receive such good reviews on such incredibly poor service...

Unfortunately, I bought food from here at the start of my trip in Japan. The waiter was nice and polite however he mistakenly told me the 'Japanese price' as the prices are different with an English menu. I could hear the manager telling the waiter off in a language I clearly understood however I didn't make a fuss and paid the English price. When I got the food back to the hotel to eat, I noticed whilst eating the chicken tikka it was still raw and this had given me food poisoning for several days to the point I eventually had to visit a hospital. I didn't go back to the restaurant to tell them as I'd already witnessed unprofessional behaviour...

Photos look good eh? Well, the food is bad. Samosa - ok, but green sauce might have expired. Chicken Biryani - 4 tiny chunks of chicken with the bones still on. Rice is over-spiced. Eating the Biryani was a terrible experience because you are constantly removing bones, cloves, and other things while you try not to hurt your mouth. Aftertaste of soap. Seems like they are cheating you quality for money. Save your money...