KHAZANA — Restaurant in Tokyo

The staff of this place are very rude and disrespectful towards their customers. Since I happen to know the language in which they communicate among themselves i.e Hindi, I could overhear them using disrespectful language towards customers who tend to sit for 90 minutes or so while having their lunch buffet. (FYI, 90 minutes is the standard timeframe for buffet lunch/dinner in most of the restaurants in Japan). I Could overhear the staff & the management using words such as “Inko Nikalo ” in Hindi, which literally means “Throw these people out” (In a very disrespectful language) for customers. With such disrespectful and rude behavior towards the customers, this restaurant is still able to attract crowd only because their customers are Non-Indians or do not understand the Hindi language. Or because the sea side view is good.

I would suggest to ignore this restaurant and go for the immediate next ones, if you still wish to have a great seaside view for Lunch/dinner. The view is exactly the same (since the deck is same). And save yourself from humiliation(the words which you may or may not understand) by the staff of...

Sadly it is not an indian/nepali restaurant. The dish names are of course north indian but the taste yikes😬. This is the worst indian restaurant that i have been in japan even worse that that one i have been in Nagoya. The best dish that can be called is "FUSION". If you are from south asia and you don't like sweet dishes then it's not the place to be.Japanese People were enjoying the food because it was sweet and like japanese style curries. At the end for the owner maybe this is what matters but why put the name of one thing and serve curry of another places. (DIDNT EVEN TOUCHED AFTER TAKING FIRST SIP OF CURRY) and also get buffet not single meal because the single meal is so less and expensive while you can't...

I appreciated the staff's friendliness and the convenient location of the resturant. However, we were compelled to dine there solely due to the availability of halal options. Despite this, I was thoroughly disappointed by the food quality.

Despite ordering the grilled platter, cheese naan, lacha paratha, and raita, the Tandoori platter tasted overwhelmingly of raw spices and the meat and fish were incredibly dry, lacking proper marination. The lacha paratha was uncomfortably thick and difficult to chew, resembling overcooked tandoori roti. The cheese naan was passable, but the only redeeming aspect was the flavorful raita.

Unfortunately, the overall dining experience did not...