Taj Mahal — Restaurant in Tokyo

My experience was very disappointing. I tried the lunch menu, which offered three curry choices. Unfortunately, the gravy was not tasty and had a floury taste. It seemed like they hadn’t even used the smallest amount of onion, garlic/ginger paste. The curry was hot, but it lacked flavor. Normally, other restaurants ask about the preferred level of spiciness when taking the order, but here, I wasn’t asked. Instead, the waiter asked me after serving the meal if it was too hot or not! The chicken tikka was not freshly grilled; it was only unevenly reheated. The lassi that came with the set was mostly ice, with only about a quarter of the glass containing liquid, I guess! The only thing I could eat...

I've been a patron of this restaurant for over five years, and it never occurred to me to write it a short review.

While the restaurant and is owner (Dharma) are both unassuming, the food is outstanding. The catch is, if you only order the lunch set, you'll never experience what the talented chefs here can do. Whether on the menu or not, chances are if there's aNorth Indian dish you'd like, they can prepare it!

I'm vegetarian, and can't speak to its meat and seafood dishes ... I can praise its palak paneer, baigan bharta, malai kofta and various dal dishes. The samosas are fresh...

I thought this was a great place to get lunch! As soon as I entered the room, it gave off an authentic smell. The place was a little dark, but it wasn’t hard to see. They played lots of American love songs which I thought was funny. I ordered the vegetable curry and it was delicious. I think they added coconut milk to it because it had a very nice creamy texture. The amount of curry was great. Also, the naan was big, soft, and chewy. I have no complaints about the naan. Also, the salad was nice as well as the lassi drink. Overall, great...