Sapana Restaurant — Restaurant in Tokyo

High end of four stars overall. Nice Nepali place with a late lunch menu, but no ice coffee. Good "fallback" location, since my original plan was the other side of the tracks, but you can't get there from here. Feel like I have to describe the decor is kind of pastel, but comfortable. Lots of counter space says they handle a lot of single customers. It was quiet when I was there, so it was no problem getting a table. Looks like a good selection of beers, too. They didn't ask about the spice level, and it isn't on the menu, so I guess it's fixed by the curry. The curry itself was kind of thin but generous with plentiful ingredients, and the naan had a nice flavor. I don't care for sweet iced tea however. Minor glitch and overall I rate it...

Food was hot and amazing except! I ordered a B1 which clearly comes with rice. I brought it to the servers attention, I was then asked if I wanted it? It’s suppose to come with my order. I ordered an Oolong High!!! I love these drinks, I have ordered them all over Tokyo! The drink I received was not it at all! I expressed my concern and he told me. It is indeed that. I’ve never taste one that tasted as bad as this. I love the food scene in Tokyo but outside of the flavor of the food. I was extremely disappointed with the...

Relaxing atmosphere.

I had the lunch set which is available all day long at night, plus cheese nan.

The cheese nan was different from what I'm used to. The type of cheese is not sweet so much, which felt healty to me. Nans are baked with turmeric or something on its top sides. I enjoyed it with my eyes, not only tongue.

The bean curry was good. Not to strong, not to week. Probably I could say it's a healtykind of Indian food.

Staffs were really nice.

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