Spice Hub Kōjimachi — Restaurant in Tokyo

Google maps does not show it as an Indian place. Maybe because the layout is a bit confusing? It's actually a two-part restaurant and naan is only available in the deeper part, B2. I spotted one of the employees from across the street and followed him. His Nepali hat gave it away. Some of the staff looks Japanese, but lots of Nepali hats.

Kind of hard to describe the atmosphere, but I think in historical terms B2 was probably converted from an izakaya, possibly even a Chinese restaurant at some point. Probably more than 30 sheets, including a few on the counter, but it doesn't feel crowded. The B1 part feels like a little drinking niche and it doesn't have much of a food menu, but more bottles. Maybe 10 seats. The posted WiFi didn't work, but they hooked me up to another Wi-Fi network. Pretty sure they allow smoking, but they isolate it and I didn't notice any odor.

The curry had a kind of thin base but was flavorful and a large portion. You have to spice it yourself. The naan was large and light, slightly on the sweet side but with an interesting flavor. Somewhat singed, however. A little expensive, but included soup, a salad, and an appetizer, so overall an acceptable value. Overall calling it a strong four stars and the google definitely should include it as...

Came in at 21:30 for a drink and told the server as much. After we ordered our drinks, the server brought four servings of kaarage that we did not order. I reminded the server that we were only here for a drink and that we had just come from dinner. Thankfully, the server did not charge us and took them back to the kitchen. I normally wouldn't be annoyed by this experience except for the fact that he said we should have told him when we entered, which I did.

What if we were vegetarian? You'd bring us meat we couldn't eat and charge us for it?

Also, the restaurant had a "unique" smell...

I was ate mutton and chicken butter curry. Especially, mutton curry was great. And the lunch menu's price...