Dipmahal Yotsuya — Restaurant in Tokyo

Just 40 seats in an open and flexible arrangement. Plain decor though the goldfish are a nice touch, and the bottles say it's izakaya-style at night. Indian staff with pretty good English. Restaurant has Wi-Fi with the password posted at the tables. Average level of covid precautions. there's a TV, but it was off and quiet when I was here. Simple menu with good prices for the location, and I'm still expecting prices to keep going up...

The curry of the day was eggplant and chicken, and was quite tasty. Spice level was kind of Japanese tilted.The naan was very flavorful and slightly on the sweet side with a refill allowed. The salad dressing was unusually nice, but my tomato was on the unlucky side, which seems to be the norm for tomatoes these years. Overall it's a clear four stars, but maybe I should call it a high four?

I hope this review wasn't mangled by the ongoing problems with the Chromebook... If it isn't one thing with the google these days,...

Changing my review because I had some of the worst chicken tikka masala I’ve ever had. It was a bowl of giant chunks of vegetables with almost no chicken in it, and the naan was cold. They only took the price of the naan off, they should have just charged me half or something. I’ve been here multiple times but after that I don’t think I’m going to bother coming back. I’d go somewhere else if you...

I’ve explored a lot of Indian food spots in Tokyo, and this one has truly impressed me! The flavors are rich and authentic, and their mango lassi cocktail is a must-try – it’s refreshingly smooth, with the perfect touch of sweetness. The warm service makes the experience even better. Highly recommend stopping by, whether you’re an Indian food lover or simply in the mood for something new...