Ganges — Restaurant in Tokyo

Located moment away from exit 4 of Hanzomon Station, Ganges is a cozy, but more importantly, very tasty Indian restaurant. The first floor has a window for take away orders, and going to the second floor (stairs/elevator) has the seated restaurant. It can get quite crowded at lunchtime, but the food comes pretty quickly. The menu is available in Japanese and English, and the staff were able to converse in both languages. I went all out and got the Deluxe BBQ lunch menu, which had a choice of 3 curries, tandoori chicken, sausage, salad, drink, dessert, as well as rice and naan. A really nice point is that you are able to order seconds of rice and naan. Definitely recommend this restaurant if you are looking for cheap, tasty Indian food in the...

If you are after a cheap, sauce and naan place then this is the spot. Naan is okawari, not a whole naan but chopped pieces in a basket which they table serve asking “how many?”. The daal curry was average, a little too much garlic but overall taste wise wasn’t too bad. The Delhi beef curry was flavorful but the meat itself was a let down. 2 small cups of curry, salad, lassi, and all you can eat naan for ¥1,100 is reasonable. Just don’t expect the service or cleanliness to be there. The Toilet is down the very dangerous staircase which is rotting and has gaps in the actual stairs.

If like me you’re in a rush then this place...

Seems to be extremely popular, even though it's slightly on the expensive side. Very good location quite close to Hanzomon Station, and the atmosphere is nice though it's kind of small. Initial reaction is a strong 4 stars. The first floor is just a takeout window, which was also busy, but the dining room is on the second floor. The kitchen must be on the first floor, too. The curry was almost thick, but it wasn't as spicy as I hoped. The naan looked small, but it turned out there were free refills. Standing on the strong four stars. Staff is Indian, and it's actually right next to a...