SAPANA — Restaurant in Tokyo

Average food, long wait, rice was cold by the time curry arrived. Curry was watery and chicken was tough. Inattentive staff. Very busy and preference obviously given to local visitors. Obviously popular amongst local residents which is why we wanted to try it as it had been recommended to us. If you do want to visit would be better to book No flexibility in menu, husband wanted prawn green curry but they only serve with chicken. Menu was huge and varied but may actually do better if they had a smaller menu with which they could practice quality over choice. Unfortunately would...

Floor staff who behave naturally and smartly.

Beautiful restaurant, interior and smart floor staff. I felt as if I was in an Indian restaurant in New York, not in Japan. The food was cosy, of course, but above all, the table service was excellent, with a good eye on the clientele. It is worth mentioning that the most natural and smart way to behave in response to "plate empty", "no water" or "waiting for the next one" that I have ever seen.

The North Indian-inspired curry dishes, beautifully presented on one plate, were very tasty both visually and in...

Authentic Nepalese Curry I was recommended by my office colleague, so visited last Tuesday. As I went, the restaurant manager noticed me, and I was in requested to seat in a Counter seat. The restaurant was big enough and was fully occupied.There were many ladies costumer compared to male. I ordered a cheese nan and mix vegetable set. Both taste and volume are satisfactory. I ordered lassi after my lunch was over, It...