ニルヴァナム 神谷町店

I tried my first Dosa in Kobe so when I mentioned it to my Indian Colleague, he automatically recommended this place.

It was totally different from the first one I tried in Kobe but it was still very good still.

The masala chai is also amazing. I guess it was a good idea to have my colleagues with to tell them to prepare it the way it should be for the locals in their country.

Prices are affordable too.

This is hands down my most favorite Indian buffet in Tokyo.
What stands out from other Indian buffet in the area is that they have "dosa" as one of its items.
Chicken tandoori all you can eat is also hard to come by.
And all those curry is needless to say freakin' gorgeous.

It's pretty popular place so avoid between noon and 1pm.

Indian food is one of those cuisines that I try to try no matter where I am in the world. So, in between scouting out ramen and sushi joints, I decided to try one of the top rated Indian restaurants in Tokyo ... and, made the journey on foot (all told, probably logged about 5 miles).

After finally finding this little "hole in the wall", in a second floor walk up, got sat towards the end of their buffet lunch.

No dosas before a certain time, so that was a disappointment ... as was the overall size and scope of the buffet, as opposed to what I've experienced elsewhere around the globe.

Overall, the food was okay. Decent flavor, and seemingly fresh.

Good, not great, I suppose - and, not worth the hike. Lol, but true.

I used to come here for lunch a couple times a week because their lunch buffet is so satisfying and the food is addictive! Menu for the buffet changes daily so you never get bored of it.

You can check the menu on their website or facebook page, they have specific days when they prepare special stuff- biryani Wednesdays, dosa or idli on Thursdays etc. Note that it gets really crowded on Indian holidays because they prepare traditional stuff to celebrate.

Usually for lunch they only make vegetarian food and meat dishes. If you want to enjoy their seafood menu, come for dinner. I've had a few fish dishes and all of them were great.

We came here while we were on vacation and if we weren't leaving we would come back again! The portions were plentiful and a good size for sharing. All the dishes and drinks had great flavor. The owner and workers were all very friendly as well. A nice place for lunch or dinner.

One of the best variety of Indian cuisine in Tokyo. Their lunchtime buffet has a large selection of vegetarian dishes as well as "breads" such as dosas and parathas. At 1,500y for the buffet it's a bit pricey for ladies with smaller appetites, but certainly very acceptable for hungry blokes with a love of southern Indian foods. It's refreshing to see Indian food that isn't only serving Daal, naan, and sticky rice.

I was disappointed that most of curry was not severed hot and hot. I taste like half warm curry. The taste was good so I am so sorry tokuyoshi say that. It costs 1200 yen for lunch.