Rusi Indo Biryani Kamata ルシ インドビリヤニ 蒲田店 — Restaurant in Tokyo

I have written 100s of food reviews around Japan and overseas! I believe this may be the best food I’ve ever eaten! I’m not sure how often (maybe every other weekend, they serve a buffet style (they serve you) on banana leaf with the most authentic South Indian dishes. I was lucky my South Indian friend took me here. Each item had its own texture and aromatic flavor and I believe there were 12+ dishes. As you can see from the picture (this was only the first serving) I was barely able to finish this masterpiece in front of me let alone opt for more. Although my friends certainly enjoyed more exquisite Biryani with chicken gravy. The service was very good and the place felt fresh and clean. The wash rooms were also spotless.. I cannot wait to tell more friends about this place and more importantly come back for...

This Southern Indian restaurant offers a truly authentic dining experience. Forget the heavy, buttery Indian food you often find in Japan. This place is different. Their dishes are made with the freshest ingredients and are surprisingly light and flavorful. My wife and I indulged in a delicious Southern Indian thali for lunch. The thali featured a variety of three curries and three sides, served with fragrant basmati rice or biryani. Everything was excellent, but the fish curry was particularly noteworthy. We also tried wada, a unique and hard-to-find dish in Japan. We're eager to return for dinner and explore more of their menu. The prices are very reasonable for the quality of food. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for authentic Southern...

Finally found some authentic Indian food in Japan. Don't get me wrong... There are plenty of Indian restaurants in Japan, but the issue is that they all change it up a bit to appeal more to a Japanese palate. This might mean making the curry a little sweeter or using less spices.

Rusi, on the other hand, is proper Indian food. Not shy with spices, everything seemed fresh and home made... Could be a bit spicier for the true South Indian experience, but then only south Indians would be able to eat it ;) if I have any complaints at all it's that they didn't have some of the dishes that I've been craving since moving to Japan (Appam, falooda, anything with jaggery and coconut), but that's not their fault. Maybe they could add it to the menu, as I'll certainly be a...