Nawab Hatchobori — Restaurant in Tokyo

Nawab Hatchobori Restaurant is a Pakistani-owned establishment located in an undisclosed area. During our visit, we unfortunately did not have the opportunity to meet the owner, but the restaurant staff was friendly and accommodating. The food, overall, was satisfactory, although there were a few aspects that left something to be desired.

One commendable aspect of our experience was the inclusion of masala tea on their menu. This traditional Pakistani beverage added a flavorful and aromatic touch to our meal, and we appreciated the effort put into offering this authentic beverage.

Regarding the food, we ordered the Deli Thali and Malai Chicken. While the Deli Thali showcased a variety of dishes, the flavors fell short of our expectations. The dishes lacked the depth and complexity that we typically associate with Pakistani cuisine, and they felt somewhat underwhelming. The Malai Chicken, in particular, was a slight disappointment, as the creamy texture promised a delectable experience, but the flavors failed to impress.

However, it is worth noting that taste preferences can vary greatly, and what may not have appealed to us might be enjoyable for others. Additionally, the quality of the ingredients used was satisfactory, with fresh and well-cooked components.

Overall, our experience at Nawab Hatchobori Restaurant was decent. While the absence of the owner was a disappointment, the staff provided good service. The food, while not outstanding, had its moments, particularly with the masala tea. If you're looking for a Pakistani culinary experience, this restaurant might be worth a visit, but be prepared for some...

I have been coming here at least twice a month since I moved to the city and it has never been less than a phenomenal experience. The food is consistently good, and they’ve clearly put a lot of effort into making the restaurant a beautiful cultural experience.

Above that, however, the staff always goes above and beyond to make eating here worth while. If you wait outside where their take out window is, rather than talking to you through the window they’ll come out to take your order before inviting you inside to wait for your food. They also always walk you back outside. The ToGo order is always carefully packaged, and still warm when I walk home.

I can’t recommend this...

Despite the restaurant was fully vacant on a Sunday night, We still walked into trying the food. We ordered chicken biriyani and after two minutes they literally microwaved the dish and gave it to us without Raita and pickle.when we asked about raita the staff asked us to order it separately and we had to shell out another 700yen for that! The raita was cold as ice without even a pinch of salt. Overall, a very unpleasant experience. I will not recommend this place at all. I do not expect for any restaurant to microwave the food which was prepared in the noon to serve at night! No wonder the restaurant was fully vacant in the...