Kolkata Seijoten — Restaurant in Tokyo

Great, affordable Curry Nan place, although not perfect. (I'd give 4,5 if I could) The chef and staff are indian and the curry is authentic. The Nan is very good, big, fluffy and has a nice sweetness. The rice and salad dressing are good as well. The Lassi is a bit too sweet and so is the chicken curry, but that's up to taste I guess. Compared to the impeccable Japanese service that you get used to here, the staff is a bit dry, but not to a really bad degree. The Lunch prices are excellent. The Basic Set (one curry, Nan, which you can order more of for free, rice, salad and drink) sets you back 880¥, for students it's just 700. At dinnertime it's...

Very nice Indian atmosphere with friendly Bengali staff. More than 30 seats and a nice spacious layout, and I notice there's no smoking at lunch time. Bollywood TV, but no Wi-Fi, though I was able to poach a signal from a neighboring drugstore.

Surprisingly delicious curry of the day was okra seafood, with a nice thick base. Spice scale was Indian. The naan was also delicious, generous and skillfully cooked. Even the salad was exceptional. Plus tasty saffron rice to make an extremely good value. Very rare on a single lunch, but I'm going to call it five stars. I think the only other time that happened was that place near...

Stopped by this Indian restaurant near the station, and I can see why it’s a popular spot for students. The prices were affordable, and the servings were generous—definitely worth it if you’re hungry. I tried the mutton curry, which was flavorful and well-spiced, but the butter chicken was a bit too sweet for my taste. The naan was soft and delicious, and I love the crispy sides. It was perfect for dipping into the curry. The staff were really friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. If you’re looking for a casual and filling Indian meal, this is a good spot...