Habibi Halal Restaurant — Restaurant in Tokyo

Halal Indian restaurant serving many choices of Indian do food, I will categorize my review into some parts as follows 1- place This is the most appealing point, as it is difficult to find a halal restaurant in this area, also it has an outside tables, and it is good if you prefer eating outdoors (I personally prefer to), It has a washing sink, the toilet is a bit difficult but if you ask them they will give you the keys for the toilet, it is next to the restaurant. 2- Food The food quantity was enough for a hungry person (I ordered the "habibi set' for dinner), I am attaching some images for the set, I have a comment about seekh kebab, it is very tinder and tasty but I think it doesn't contain much meat. I prefer mutton curry and butter chicken curry, I tried keema curry but it contains more dal than chicken or meat keema, the tandoori chicken is at its best, nan is big and I think 1 nan would suffice. 3- Staff This is a confusing point, the staff are a bit different from the comments and reviews here, they are a bit stiff and not as I am used to, they serve the tissues and plates in a rude way, they threw the tissue on the table, instead of putting it decently, in the end they helped us a bit in answering some questions...

We found this restaurant on our way to a supermarket, thanks to their staff whom gave us a promotional flyer, and we decided to go since it is a halal restaurant which is a must for us muslims, and it is located across the street behind the supermarket. We ordered single curry set: chicken one, and mutton one, with medium spiciness. The taste really surprised me because the curry was not too strong, which I liked very much. I have eaten the stronger one at another place, and it made me full faster because of the taste, but not this one and I could enjoy it very well. I also ordered the mango lassi which was also delicious for me (note that I haven't tried any lassi before). The price was very good for us, too. The staffs were very friendly and greeted us with salam. It was a very...

I found them by searching for Halal restaurants on Google Maps. basically I was coming to eat their barbecue. Ordered BBQ half plattrer, Lahori fish fry, mutton paya, habibi kheer and gulab jamun. They can speak good Hindi. They has 2 Bengali Indian chefs. They had a beautiful ambience. They served salad, we had naan with paya, in BBQ platter they included sheekh kebab, sami kebab, chicken tandoori, chicken tikka, malai tikka, chapli kebab. BBQ platter and fish fry were delicious with chutney. I didn't like the mutton paya very much. Habibi kheer and gulab jamun were good. They had restroom...