Indian Food in Tokyo

[kobykoby]

I like Moti, and Raj Mahal but anybody want to recommend one to

take an Indian person?

My favorite Indian restaurant in Japan was Gaylord in Kobe - but

that was pre-earthquake - anybody know what happened to the

place?

[torakris]

When I read the title I was thinking the same two!

There is a small Moti that opened very close to me in Center Kita (Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama) but it isn't as good as the one in Shibuya.

Even closer to my house is one called Akbar, which is good but far from the best.

I love the spinach curry with paneer at Raj Mahal.

Sorry I know nothing about the one in Kobe.

[torakris]

I just ran across this article about a new Indian restaurant that focuses on the cuisine of South Asia.

It sounds great I am going to have to check this one out!

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/getart...g20040206rs.htm

[Pan]

One of the best meals of my life was at an Indian restaurant my folks and I stumbled upon in Akasaka in 1975, which turned out to be associated with the Indian Embassy. For whatever it's worth.

[skchai]

My favorite Indian restaurant in Japan was Gaylord in Kobe - but

that was pre-earthquake - anybody know what happened to the

place?

Looks like Gaylord in Kobe is no longer with us. They used to have a very nice website but it seems to have closed down. There is Gaylord group of restaurants that continues to operate around the world, but I don't think there was any connection between the group and the restaurant in Japan.

[meguroman]

Rasoi, in Meguro, (right next door to the Tavern British pub) is small, but IMHO, puts Moti and Raj to shame.

MM

[prasantrin]

I like Moti, and Raj Mahal but anybody want to recommend one to

take an Indian person?

My favorite Indian restaurant in Japan was Gaylord in Kobe - but

that was pre-earthquake - anybody know what happened to the

place?

According to Frommer's and Fodor's online, Gaylord still exists. I've not been there in a few years, but should I find it upon my return to Kobe in March, I'll let you know!