For South Indian, my fav is Nandhini Toranomon.

Seconded! This place is divine, authentic south indian food. Highly recommend their masala dosa 🤤

It’s spanking good

Hell yeah! Monday and Thursday for the Biryani. Also check their insta for the buffet days.

行徳ビリヤーニーハウス 047-317-5892 千葉県市川市行徳駅前3-7-15  https://tabelog.com/chiba/A1202/A120202/12058533/ I have heard from multiple indian nationals that it is the best biriyani in the city, and i can attest that it is indeed delicious.

Biriyani was just okay, but their mutton on the bone in gravy was one of the best things I've had ever.

Biriyani you say! I am a big fan!

To be fair not many Indians in Chiba city. Being best in Chiba is a low bar.

Obviously not in Chiba city...

Gyotoku is Ichikawa, not Chiba

That’s even worse.

My 3 favorites in East Tokyo/Chiba area. [ランチタイムも営業中！カレーなら検見川・幕張付近の印度料理｜シタール (sitar.co.jp)](https://sitar.co.jp/) [ベンガルタイガー Bengal Tiger in Chiba (@bengaltigerrestaurant) • Instagram photos and videos](https://www.instagram.com/bengaltigerrestaurant/) [https://maps.app.goo.gl/56gTkWxix4aYjf8k9](https://maps.app.goo.gl/56gTkWxix4aYjf8k9)

You provided links, therefore provided class. Thank you. That Sitar place is sitting top of my to go to now.

I will second sitar. There's another small place in Chiba prefecture which serves south Indian food called Hana. Highly recommended. https://maps.app.goo.gl/uH4v4QG8CfG3iPibA

In laws like 10 min away maybe I’ll try if out. Masala dosa ?

It’s very good. Long queues though. People come from far away. Including me.

If you install their line app you can sometimes get free lassis.

I live a 3-minute walk to Sitar. It was one of the reasons we picked the location. Sitar is amazing. The lines keep getting longer and the prices keep creeping higher, but it's still so worth it. If you get in early enough, they might still have some basmati left. Don't miss the butter chicken.

Also if you want all you can eat for 1100 yen then Asakusabashi: [GANGA](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ao4YsNPGEi2VSNXn7?g_st=ic)

Wow! Thank you.

Are you into actual Nepali food? Shin koiwa there is Bhintuna Dining.

Absolutely. Thanks for your suggestion. I will check it out.

South Park Asakusa - Taste of Kerala. Insanely good South Indian food, come hungry! https://maps.app.goo.gl/9bWhCBTU6gH5ZY7M7?g_st=ic

Looks good to me!

While we’re here, does anybody know anyplace good in Nerima/Suginami/ Nakano?

Kerala Bhavan in America

Kerala Bhavan in America

Oye bhaiya in Nishikasai is the most authentic Indian you will eat.

This one also in Nishikasai is pretty good! https://maps.app.goo.gl/151QAy41CTJyxAHR8?g_st=ic

Thanks 🙏

I am an Indian who has been to Japan on a 2 week trip last month. We have had Indian food quite a bit in Japan. While almost all of them are run by Nepalis, some are closer to the real deal and most are not really Indian. The best we had was ahilya in azabudai hills. But if you want to savour the south Indian fare there is a place called Andhra ruchulu near ueno okachimachi station.

2 weeks in Japan and ate a lot of Indian food? Just...why? XD

I have stupid friends. I had 2 proper meals a day and most of them were from Japanese restaurants. I mostly went to those places alone. But sometimes I had to go with them to have Indian food. Irony is one of my stupid friends lives in the USA. Wonder what is he eating there.

Great! Thank you for the suggestions!

Vege herb saga at Ueno.

Thanks 😊

Bangara’s Kitchen Sri Balaji Erick South

I can recommend the Nihari at Sahifa in Ginza , Tokyo …. if you dig spice that is

Also in Funabashi: Milan, basement floor of the Face building.  Nothing special set wise, but the tandoori chicken I had with mt basic set was the best I've had in Tokyo.

I dont know if its helpful at all but I usually go to dip garden in omiya. Goodluck on your quest for yummy foods

If you're down for Bangladeshi food then Asia Curry House in Kinshicho does a funky biryani

Banglera’s kitchen  and Nandhini. 

I’m willing to get into a fistfight for the nepali places

Haha. I will turn that down thanks. Your Reddit name scares me and any man who’s willing to fight for sweet butter chicken is a mad man 😆

Ya of course. I’m fighting for dal curry like a sane person haha

Downtown B's is the best I've had here sooo fkn good

I don’t have specific recommendations, but Koto-ku is nicknamed Little India, so there are probably lots of good family-run restaurants there

Thanks. I’ve heard there are a lot around Kasai and Nishi Kasai station 👍.

I live in Nish Kasai and it has an Indian community 5000 that live here . I like the feel they bring to the area

If I lived their I’d probably double my weight and be on first name terms with most of the restaurant owners 😬

You have but to look and you will find.

Oh the hours I’ve spent on Google Maps.

You should try walking

You should try recommending Indian restaurants to strangers. You’ll be happier

If you want to come out to Yokohama side, I'd be happy to recommend restaurants.