It is located in the basement of a building along the Daiichi Keihin, about 500m from Tamachi towards Hamamatsucho. I enjoyed being able to choose between butter chicken and spinach chicken for lunch. The spinach chicken had a slightly mild flavor, but it was okay. The butter chicken was good. It was a bit disappointing that I couldn't connect to PayPay due to weak signal.

Office within walking distance, first visit to an Indian restaurant. The staircase leading to the restaurant in the basement, with a sign featuring a photo of the Taj Mahal, but prominently displaying the flag of Nepal, clearly indicating a Nepalese restaurant. The tired but historic dining room-style interior exudes a sense of history. The TV is playing local TV shows, with a large bottle of One Cup Sake placed underneath, creating a chaotic atmosphere. The friendly Nepalese owner warmly welcomed us. Smoking is not allowed, but luckily there are only 4 groups of customers and no smokers, so the air is clean. The lunch menu offers the usual curry sets, but what caught my eye was a curry and samosa set, so I decided on a set with two types of curry and samosas, choosing butter chicken and spinach chicken curry. While waiting for the food, I noticed the Nepalese dumplings called "Momo" on the evening menu, and the Nepalese fried noodles called "Chow Mein" that can be ordered for lunch. Later, I saw another customer ordering the Chow Mein, and I slightly regretted not ordering it. The salad was shredded cabbage with the typical carrot dressing. The main dish was served on a regular stainless steel tray, with curry, samosas, and naan. Ketchup was provided for the samosas, but I requested a spicy sauce. When eaten with the sauce, the freshly fried samosas were delicious. The two curries were average, but the slightly sweet naan had a fragrant and chewy texture, of high quality. The offer for more naan is a common Nepalese gesture, and although the woman next to me declined, I didn't hesitate to ask for more. As always, I finished with a cup of tea. The amount of milk tea in the cup was quite small. When it came time to pay, I searched for change in my wallet, but found it slightly lacking. I reluctantly handed over two 1,000 yen bills, and when asked how much I had, I admitted it was a little short. The owner kindly accepted 1,040 yen instead of the full amount. Nepalese people are truly kind. I don't like the smell of cigarettes during lunchtime, so next time, if my schedule allows, I would definitely like to try the Chow Mein.

The Indian restaurant in Mita, Takari Kitchen Saino, offers a lunch set. The tandoori chicken is large and satisfying, although it may not stand out due to the presence of naan. I chose butter chicken and dal curry, both delicious. The vegetable curry was particularly flavorful, so choosing the vegetable curry might be the right choice. They also served turmeric rice, which was all-you-can-eat, a great deal. I ordered milk tea and was pleasantly surprised to find it was spiced, turning into chai.

The top page of Tabelog said "Closed", but the restaurant is actually open and doing well. Before the pandemic, there used to be long lines during lunchtime, but now there are only a few customers. Surprisingly, they still allow smoking during lunch hours, which may have been a reason for the long lines in the past. They offer two types of curry with unlimited refills of naan, rice, and soup. The drinks are also included, making it a good value for money. The salad made with mizuna was a nice touch. I've noticed that the taste and texture of naan can vary at different Indian curry restaurants, but the naan I had on this day was excellent. I'm not a fan of smoking while eating during lunch, but the spacious interior and the decent number of customers made it a comfortable dining experience without any major complaints.

On Saturdays, many restaurants in Tamachi are closed, but the Indian curry restaurant is hardworking. We were the first customers and the atmosphere inside was not great, but we decided to try the food anyway. We ordered eggplant curry and mutton curry, but mistakenly got eggplant and minced meat curry. The mutton curry was incredibly tender, unlike anything we've had since India. The naan was slightly sweet and fluffy. You can get unlimited refills of naan and rice, but they are so big that one serving is more than enough. We also tried the unique Indian-style yakisoba, which reminded us of mie goreng. The tandoori chicken and vegetables were plentiful. We ended the meal with coffee and chai. The table was a bit sticky, so they should clean it more often. Takeout is only ¥600! We will definitely go back again.

Butter chicken and shrimp curry, two kinds: 950 yen (tax included). I chose the mild versions and they were indeed easy to eat with a rich flavor. I especially liked the shrimp curry for its mildness reminiscent of clam chowder. However, I did break a sweat. The naan (rice) was unlimited and served piping hot, with the staff recommending the perfect timing to have more. Even one piece was filling and huge. The meal comes with a drink (lassi) making it a great deal for the price. Thank you for the meal.

Saino is always crowded with customers during lunchtime, but due to the pandemic, there were only about two customers at our table and the neighboring table. The Indian owner of the restaurant reminded us to consider social distancing. Although there were six of us eating lunch closely together, it didn't make much difference. We had two curry dishes for lunch, one with chicken and the other one I forgot. Lunchtime shared with everyone is a precious moment. The food tasted delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I visited for lunch because I wanted to eat naan and curry set. I chose the lightest curry set, which includes one type of curry, salad, and a drink (lassi available) for 900 yen. Of course, I chose butter chicken curry. The hot naan and curry arrived! The taste of the butter chicken was... oh, it was a new flavor sensation. Not that it wasn't delicious, but more like, "Oh, so there's butter chicken like this too." Different restaurants have their own unique flavors. But it had been a while since I had butter chicken and naan. I enjoyed it thoroughly.

Located a few minutes' walk from Mita Station towards Hamamatsucho on the first Keihin along the way, "Indian Thakali Kitchen SAINO" is housed in a mixed-use building one block away from "Bon-Appetit" on the B1F floor. Despite the name bearing the Thakali tribe of Nepal, the menu lacks the deep and authentic Nepali flavors one might expect. Starting with the "Tandoor" category, the tenderly cut mutton cooked spicy and juicy in the "Mutton Tikka" is a must-try. From the "Snacks" category, the "Momo" offers a mild flavor profile with a sweet and sour taste that is best enjoyed with the Momo Ko Achaar sauce in the middle of the plate. Wash it down with a cold beer and enjoy!

Before 12 o'clock, two male customers arrived at the restaurant located underground where smoking is allowed. After 12 o'clock, it gets crowded with office workers. They ordered one curry set (900 yen) with an upgrade to cheese naan (250 yen). They chose spinach and chicken curry from the menu listed on Tabelog. The salad arrived first, followed by the curry in about 7 minutes. The cheese naan had a normal amount of cheese with a slightly salty taste. It was small but fluffy, providing a satisfying texture. The curry (spinach and chicken) had a generous portion with a mild spiciness. The chicken pieces were small and slightly tough. The curry had a creamy texture with a strong spinach flavor, almost tea-like aftertaste. Overall, they rated it 3.2 stars.

It was a long time since my last visit, so I had forgotten the name of the restaurant. As you get older, things like the name of a place become less important. I believe that things like status and honor don't really matter. Money, on the other hand, is necessary for living. However, I donated 50,000 yen last week to a proper organization, so it doesn't go to waste. As for the taste, Indian curry restaurants are quite common nowadays, so having authentic curry is easy in Japan. I had two types of curry - chicken curry and vegetable curry. The vegetable curry had lots of vegetables in it. The naan bread was delicious and served piping hot. I even had seconds because it was so good. The second naan was cut into pieces. Thank you for the meal.

When I went to the restaurant after a long time, they remembered my face and we enjoyed a little conversation. The reason why local people love this restaurant in the city center is because of these little connections. This is also a form of hospitality. I heard that authentic Indian curry is not just spicy, and it's true. The spices give the flavor depth. This time, I tried the classic Indian curry!! I ordered the chicken curry set. When you order a set, you get your choice of curry, tandoori chicken, rice, salad, and naan for about 1,500 yen. The chicken curry is a curry that competes with only onions and Indian spices. It has a spicy taste on the tongue but goes smoothly down the throat. A classic curry, but this is the real deal with Indian spice specifications. It's delicious after all!! The tandoori chicken looks quite spicy, but surprisingly it's mild when you eat it. It has a kick of spice on the lips, but it's great to bite into it heartily. The naan comes in two large pieces!! I'm completely satisfied with the volume. I wanted to try various other curries as well. I'm planning to order a type where you can eat small amounts of several curries next time. I have high expectations and excitement because it's a taste that I can't reproduce myself.

Located a 5-6 minute walk from Mita Station and Tamachi Station, this restaurant is underground and can get crowded during peak times for both lunch and dinner. The reason for this is the friendly staff! I've become good friends with them after visiting multiple times. The menu offers delicious and affordable options, like two types of curry for 850 yen! During lunchtime, you can have unlimited refills of naan and rice, and the staff will cheerfully ask if you'd like more naan. The large-sized naan is incredibly tasty, and all the curries are delicious, whether you prefer mild or spicy. This is the best Indian curry restaurant I've ever been to!

First visit. It seems that soup is all-you-can-drink and you can have unlimited refills of naan. The staff are friendly and the portions are good. I chose the chicken curry. It has big chunks of chicken in it. It comes with salad and a drink, which is a good balance. After 12 o'clock, it quickly fills up. There are also many male customers, so it seems popular. Everyone was getting refills of naan. The vegetable soup was delicious, and the freshly baked naan was also tasty. Although I couldn't get a refill, there was tandoori chicken included, and it made me want to drink beer. The lassi was also delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered spinach and shrimp curry. The shrimp curry was shockingly sweet. The naan and soup were delicious, but the sweetness was a bit too much... The butter chicken that my friend ordered was also sweet, apparently.

Unlimited naan refills. Comes with a drink and salad for 900 yen. The taste is delicious and it's a great value restaurant.

The restaurant is a 1-minute walk from my company. I have been there about 5 times, always ordering the special lunch with tandoori chicken. I actually want to try the fried rice, but I always get distracted by the tandoori chicken. It's so juicy, probably the best chicken in this area. But what I really love is the all-you-can-drink soup. I really like it. Just the soup and rice are enough for me. I always go for the chicken curry (it's always chicken wherever I go) and shrimp curry. I don't understand the appeal of butter chicken, so I stick with these. But next time, I might try adding pork. Even though I try to control myself, I always end up getting a second serving of rice. I should also try the cheese naan next time. There's another curry place nearby that was featured on a TV show and it's also good, but I prefer this place. Thank you for the meal.

Lunch: 2 types of curry samosa set with free refills on naan bread (note: one piece is large). Good value for money. However, for most typical girls, the samosas should be more than enough even without them. Personally, I like the dressing that comes with the salad served first.

My son has always liked Indian curry since he was little, and he still does. He especially enjoys butter chicken curry and eats it enthusiastically. We used to go there often because we could get a satisfying amount of food at a reasonable price. The staff is very friendly to children, always giving my son mango lassi even though it's not on the menu. They also adjust the spiciness for adults - I always go for extra spicy. One tip is that you can easily get a seat on weekends during the day, and the food is served quickly, so you can get in and out in no time.